The Sgt Skeptic Podcast

Tonight on SGT Skeptic Podcast, a facebook group trolls via photoshop, Nigeria enacts laws jailing homosexuals, Christians are upset to learn all religions can place statues at the Oklahoma state capitol, and a Fox News guest calls for satanists to be shot, cause Jesus.  Tune in and call in. (646) 716-5999

It's a birthday bash for Paul and Casey. Everyone is welcome to join. Please be inebriated and Happy New Year!

Join us as we discuss the constitutional right to appear on a TV show, Chaplain Klingenschmitt's run for office and whatever else the hosts can think of!

"Due to the efforts of those evil atheists and secularists and their attacks on Christianity, saying the words Merry Christmas is now illegal, which forced the great state of Texas to pass a state law guaranteeing a person's right to say Merry Christmas." "What's that you say?  It's never actually been illegal to say Merry Christmas anywhere?  But what about that time I went shopping and the clerk dared to wish me Happy Holidays?  This is Christian nation and clearly she should have been required to wish me Merry Christmas because as we all know, Jesus is the Reason for the Season and there would be no Christmas without Christ."   http://www.patheos.com/blogs/rockbeyondbelief/2013/12/12/the-fog-of-war/

Let's just see where this takes off. We are the worst podcast on the web (pridefully so) and we're glad you agree. Keep listening in support of horribly untalented atheists in the military. And if ever we do find some talent we promise to give it to them and quit immediately.

We have absolutely nothing planned. Call in and let us know what you want to talk about.

This episode we talk with Taylor Grin, an Airman in the United States Air Force about his successful efforts to create the first ever Humanist Chapel Service at Basic Training. Hosts Casey and Kathleen also discuss current events.  Read about Taylor here: http://militaryatheists.org/news/2013/10/profile-airman-taylor-grin/

Join us tonight as we discuss news items, and Megan discusses being forced to recite a Christian creed.  

Disgraced former Navy Chaplain Gordon Klingenschmitt says a photographer being forced to serve same-sex couples should print a Bible verse condemning them to death on their wedding photos, the Southern Baptist Convention orders its' chaplains to stay away from the gay, and our very own Kathleen Johnson discusses her insider's role during the Ft. Hood trial of Nidal Hasan.

Tonight Lousiana learns other religions exist, an Air Force leader claims he was persecuted for his gay marriage views, and Paul discusses what's happening at Quantico.  We'll also be interviewing an Air Force member helping to promote Atheism at his duty station.

Join us live tonight at 7pm pacific time, 10pm eastern.  We'll be discussing some news stories and whatever else comes to mind.  Call us at 646-716-5999 if you have something to say!

Guests include Carli Richards, a veteran and survivor of the Aurora Theater shooting and Conor Robinson of Pathfinders Project a Humanist, Secular world outreach to help build schools and supply water in 3rd world countries.

The Sgt Skeptic crew discuss patriotism vs. nationalism and whatever else comes to mind.

The second attempt at our third episode.  This episode we'll be discussing the atheist monument at the Bradford County Courthouse in Starke, FL, patriotism from a secular perspective, and a couple of news stories.  We'll also be introducing our new Co-host, Kathleen Johnson from American Atheists.

DOMA has been repealed.  Proposition 8 has been declared unconstitutional.  The gay assault has just begun.

Join us Monday as we discuss the Defense of Marriage Act with a special guest who is directly affected.  Be sure to call in if you have something to say!

Welcome to the poorly planned, off the cuff, inaugural episode of The Sgt Skeptic Podcast.  This podcast is a humorous and irreverent look at atheism and skepticism from the perspective of three military atheists and a civilian.   All opinions expressed are those of the hosts and in no way represents the official position of the department of defense.