
information and opinions on money, politics and Religion. All the things you should not discuss with your family.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 463 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Interview with Karis Burkowski and David Fitzgerald. Their new book is "Clearly Written by Boys - A Woman's Guid to the Bible". The book reviews 5 of the most famous women in the bible. Deep dive in how the bible was written and modified over time to... more
Interview with Eugenie C. Scott she is the retired Executive Director of the National Center for Science Education. We discuss scams with family members and what you can do to help.
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Interview with Thom Hartmann. His newest book is "Who Killed the American Dream? The Greatest Political Crime Ever Told". The detailed story of how companies have been fighting for Constitutional Rights for themselves and weakening the same right for... more
Interview with Noah Lugeons about his recent talk and participation at the 10th annual Ark Park protest. (also known as the genocide and incest park).
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Holy moly he took 56 minutes to get to the topic of the show in a 90 minute episode. Not rating lower because I learned a lot, but still…
An honest and understandable show on investing, with descriptions of various options, and warning signs to look for.
His examinations of organized religion here in the US is good, too. And if you're not interested in those parts, the Fiscal info is still good.
An excellent podcast on finance, investments and religion
Excellent show on skeptisism and investing with a twist. And on top of that very entertaining.
Good stuff. Honest, rational information on investing topics. Interesting interviews and discussion on secular topics as well.
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This show blends money talk with skepticism and political/religious commentary, delivering practical finance guidance alongside interviews and topical takes on belief systems and current events. Episodes frequently feature in-depth explorations of investing, retirement planning, and personal finance, interwoven with discussions about atheism, religion, and policy. Notable are the long-form conversations with diverse guests and a candid, no-nonsense hosting style that keeps complex topics accessible while rarely shying away from provocative opinions. Listeners likely appreciate thorough analysis, blunt humor, and a willingness to challenge conventional thinking on money, politics, and faith.
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Recent guests on The Phil Ferguson Show include:
1. Eugenie C. Scott
2. Thom Hartmann
3. Noah Lugeons
4. Hemant Mehta
5. Ryan T. Cragun
6. Erin Louis
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8. Alicia Johnson
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