Rob comes out of early retirement and officially announces his new podcast, ercast.

A "spiritual counselor" challenges a Chesterfield County, Virginia ordinance regulating fortunetellers.

Some Ultra-Orthodox Jews refuse to donate organs on religious grounds, but are perfectly willing to accept donated organs, in fact they think it is discrimination if they are not treated the same as organ donors.

A strange house bleeds holy oil in a Sydney, Australia suburb.

The Church of Scientology sends volunteer ministers to Haiti to help Haitians get over the earthquake by the laying on of hands.

A UK resident convicted of assault gets a suspended sentence because he is a "religious person."

Your emails.

And much, much more.

High Speed version of Episode 123.

Rob comes out of early retirement and officially announces his new podcast, ercast.

A "spiritual counselor" challenges a Chesterfield County, Virginia ordinance regulating fortunetellers.

Some Ultra-Orthodox Jews refuse to donate organs on religious grounds, but are perfectly willing to accept donated organs, in fact they think it is discrimination if they are not treated the same as organ donors.

A strange house bleeds holy oil in a Sydney, Australia suburb.

The Church of Scientology sends volunteer ministers to Haiti to help Haitians get over the earthquake by the laying on of hands.

A UK resident convicted of assault gets a suspended sentence because he is a "religious person."

Your emails.

And much, much more.

Jamye joins Rich to talk some crazy dogma.

Christian Rifle sights for the U.S. Army.

U.S. Supreme Court denies review for a woman who sued a school district for the right to read the Bible to her son's Kindergarden class.

Solar powered talking Bibles sent to Haiti.

Taking God out of a school district mission statement.

Religious criteria for joining the Egyptian soccer team.

More ultra-orthodox madness in Israel.

An email.

And much, much more.

Ep 122 High Speed Version.

Jamye joins Rich to talk some crazy dogma.

Christian Rifle sights for the U.S. Army.

U.S. Supreme Court denies review for a woman who sued a school district for the right to read the Bible to her son's Kindergarden class.

Solar powered talking Bibles sent to Haiti.

Taking God out of a school district mission statement.

Religious criteria for joining the Egyptian soccer team.

More ultra-orthodox madness in Israel.

An email.

And much, much more.

Flynn joins us for a second week in a row.

Google says that the reason that there are no search suggestions when you type in "Islam is" is due to a software bug.

Pat Roberson has an opinion on why Haiti suffered from a devastating earthquake.

A junior high school science teacher in Brooklyn, New York hands out some unusual literature in his class.

A legislator attempts to amend the Iowa state constitution to require legislators to say "so help me god" when they take their oath of office.

A convicted rapist in the UK (who happens to be an atheist) doesn't like the fact that his cell mate is a bible-thumper.

More ultra-orthodox religious insanity from Israel.

And much, much more.

High Speed version of Episode 121.

Flynn joins us for a second week in a row.

Google says that the reason that there are no search suggestions when you type in "Islam is" is due to a software bug.

Pat Roberson has an opinion on why Haiti suffered from a devastating earthquake.

A junior high school science teacher in Brooklyn, New York hands out some unusual literature in his class.

A legislator attempts to amend the Iowa state constitution to require legislators to say "so help me god" when they take their oath of office.

A convicted rapist in the UK (who happens to be an atheist) doesn't like the fact that his cell mate is a bible-thumper.

More ultra-orthodox religious insanity from Israel.

And much, much more.

Flynn and Rich ring in the new year. Is Google exhibiting cowardice? (apparently so). A local historic preservation group in Maryland tries to stop a monument to the U.S. Constitution. Someone allegedly tries to murder a cartoonist in Denmark. Lars Vilks gets death threats. Ultra-Orthodox riots in Jerusalem. Ultra-Orthodox stance on conversions draws fire. Blasphemy now illegal in Ireland, and the Irish are not taking it standing down. Your emails. And much, much, more.

Fast speed version of Episode 120. People with some types of .mp3 players can play podcasts at high speed, but with the same pitch as normal speech. For some time I have been experimenting with coming out with an alternate version of each podcast in a quicker speed so everyone can enjoy fast speed listening, not just those of us with fancy versions .mp3 players. Since this is an experiment, I would really like to know your comments on this. In this episode: Rich and Flynn ring in the new year. Rich describes his really bad Christmas. Cowardice at Google? Say it ain't so! More ultra-orthodox protests in Jerusalem. Ultra-orthodox hypocrisy. Someone in Denmark allegedly tries to murder a cartoonist. Lars Vilks gets a death threat. An historical group in Maryland is against a monument to the U.S. Constitution. A bunch of emails. And much, much more.