
A weekly look at religion and the stupidity that breeds it. Hosts Noah Lugeons, Heath Enwright, and Eli Bosnick delve into theistic attempts to intrude on the secular world in an unflinching expose on just how juvenile the whole god thing is.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityComedy | |||

In this week’s episode, the DOJ enters the 1st Amendment’s SPAM folder, Florida golfers who encounter a golden idol of Donald Trump will play it as it lies, and Ross Douthat will finally make it through a chapter without shoehorning an obscure Latin ... more
In this week’s episode, Christianity's persecution complex gets an annex and a ballroom, we learn that speedrunning halfway into a Scientology building leads to Xenu's paradox, and Don Ford will be here quick before the name Don goes the way of Adolp... more
In this week’s episode, we’ll ask if they’re still Mormon stories if you get sued for saying TRUE stuff, we learn about Satan's plan to corrupt the world using a high school marching band in suburban Indiana, and Christians will accidentally admit th... more
In this week’s episode, Donald Trump will read the only book dumber than he is, this new connection between public health and raccoon penis will surprise you, and we’ll take a look at Christianity’s security blanket.
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--A sharp, satirical take on religion and politics with a strong emphasis on secular critique and skepticism. Episodes commonly dissect religious influence in public life, expose logical fallacies in apologetics, and weave in pop culture and current events with rapid-fire banter and humor. A standout is the willingness to tackle sensitive topics head-on, often featuring guests who contribute critical perspectives from skepticism, activism, and academic-ish angles. Listeners can expect a candid, irreverent approach that blends research, comedy, and accessible critique aimed at secular-minded audiences and those curious about skeptical discourse.
The show is notable for its lively host dynamics, unapologetic critique of religious orthodoxy, ... more
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