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We introduce our new season on the Second Seminole War

In part 1 of this series, Miyanovich and Mags discuss: Mags' surplus collectibles update, the Finnish Civil War (1918), being stuck between Germany and Russia, the beginning of The Winter War (1939), war and weather, the small arms of the Winter War, Simo Hayha, and the Finn's inventing the Molotov Cocktail.

Episodio inicialmente publicado el 29 de mayo de 2020. Editado y rediseñado.En este episodio te darás cuenta de como los colonos blancos americanos comenzaban a desarrollar sentimientos de superioridad en contra de los nativos indigenas primeramente, y agregando después a otros grupos sociales a la escala de jerarquía social y política, por debajo de los blancos de origen británico/europeo. Estos sentimientos fueron desarrollándose e  impregnándose en la sociedad de las 13 colonias originales hasta llegar a nuestros tiempos actuales. Todo bajo la bandera del Destino Manifiesto, el cual dictaba que Dios había elegido a los blancos a conquistar todas las tierras, de las cuales también incluían territorios pertenecientes a la nueva nación independiente mexicana.

Brendon has been stupid excited about this one. Spiderman Into the Spiderverse is one of his favorite movies (depending on the day he may give it the top spot!). There is a lot to say and he says as much as he can. This is a great movie. Watch it!   Show notes: Bronte Sisters Power Dolls: https://youtu.be/-NKXNThJ610 Lord of War Intro: https://youtu.be/RVDyoCWz0vM

E42 RHOP S6 E10 – The Goddesses of War Intro Karen and Gizelle makeup, Candiace and Chris make up and Candiace pretends to get along with Ashley. The full episode discussion is available by any of the methods shown below. Premium Content, including Additional 90 Day Fiancé episodes, The Real Housewives Content and the personal podcast available by subscription at: Supercast: https://coupledwithchaosnetwork.supercast.tech/ Patreon:  https://www.patreon.com/coupledwithchaos Apple: Coupled with Chaos Channel: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/channel/coupled-with-chaos/id6442522170 Email: Coupledwithchaos@gmail.com Web site: https://coupledwithchaos.com Facebook: @Coupledwithchaos Instagram: @Coupledwithchaos Twitter: @CoupledwChaos

Our maiden voyage into the lore of the MTG Multi-Verse - A reading of The Brothers War - The beginning tale of Urza & Mishra in audiobook style in a podcast format. (This is unofficial fan content and is in no way sponsored or endorsed by Wizards of the Coast ) ---

Cúal era la situación socio-política de México y los Estados Unidos antes del conflicto de 1846-1848?Cómo se desarrollo el deseo de los colonos americanos de anexar más territorios?Cómo consideraban ellos a los demás grupos sociales que existían desde entonces?Porque existen hoy (iniciadas desde entonces) clasificaciones de "raza"?Puedes aceptar tú, que seas considerado diferente al grupo dominante (blancos) por el simple echo de tener un "color" distinto en tu piel?Que ves hoy reflejado en la sociedad de los Estados Unidos (después de ver este documental) que sea similar a la de esos tiempos?

Evento bélico entre México y los Estados Unidos de América que marcó el destino de dos naciones vecinas unidas por un pasado común de desconfianza y rencor. Debemos de cambiar el curso y aprender de los errores pasados para poder superarnos como sociedades del siglo XXI

Phil Greenbury - 20th January 2019

'This is a fight between God or the Devil. If his Majesty wants to side with God, he must join me. If he prefers to side with the Devil, then indeed he must fight me. There is no third way"Gustavus Adolphus may give us our podcast's theme, and our book's title, but there was much more to the Thirty Years War than the famed King of Sweden. In this introduction episode, we place you in the thick of this dilemma - neutrality was impossible, yet the consequences for picking one side or the other were potentially catastrophic, so how could those caught in the middle decide? To make our point, come with us to the sack of Magdeburg in may 1631, a city whose people chose the 'Devil' in the mind of the Imperialists, and paid the ultimate price, as the worst single atrocity of the conflict takes place. It's time to pick a side history friends, are you for God or the Devil?Remember to BEFIT!B is for blogE is for email wdfpodcast@hotmail.comF is for Facebook, the Page and the GroupI is for iTunes, please rate, review and subscribeT is for TELL ANYONE!Visit the Thirty Years War section of the website.Pre-order our book on the Thirty Years WarAre you TeamFerdinand or TeamFrederick ? It's time to pick a side, and a t-shirt!Don't forget of course that WDF is on Patreon, Twitter, its website and has a Newsletter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Back again with the second part of our TALK episode, which concludes the analysis of the Thirty Years War timeline in the typical style which only a TALK episode can manage! Here we take the story from 1635 and discuss several battles, characters and important diplomatic developments before concluding on the Peace of Westphalia. Hopefully this will get you pumped for all the content that is to come!Remember to BEFIT!B is for blogE is for email wdfpodcast@hotmail.comF is for Facebook, the Page and the GroupI is for iTunes, please rate, review and subscribeT is for TELL ANYONE!Don't forget of course that WDF is on Patreon, Twitter, its website and has a Newsletter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy birthday to us! When Diplomacy Fails is 6 years old today, and to celebrate we're jumping right into the Thirty Years War once again, with another intro episode (2/5) this one looking at the timeline of the conflict up to the year 1635, but with a twist. I'm not by myself this time - today I am joined by TALK episode guest Sean. Far too much happens to really summarise here, but as usual, skip ahead past the BEFIT rundown for the bulk of the episode, and make sure to let me know what you thought.'Back on the podcast...'Visit the Thirty Years War section of the websiteRemember to BEFIT!B is for blogE is for email wdfpodcast@hotmail.comF is for Facebook, the Page and the GroupI is for iTunes, please rate, review and subscribeT is for TELL ANYONE!Don't forget of course that WDF is on Patreon, Twitter, its website and has a Newsletter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're jumping back into the Thirty Years War and this is all super exciting, but to some of you guys it may also be a tad overwhelming, as a lot of unfamiliar stuff is about to be thrown at you. With that in mind, this episode is designed to familiarise you with the main themes, the most important figures, and the most active powers in Europe at the time.We'll learn a bit about the constitution of the Holy Roman Empire, meet the Habsburg family, and take a gander at some other related issues in Europe at the time of the outbreak of the conflict in 1618.As we launch into this exciting new period in WDF, make sure you visit the dedicated section of our website for Thirty Years War related goods by following the link here: Take me to the Thirty Years War section This site is where you'll also be able to freely access the script for this episode, and a document detailing all of the social media posts, so don't delay if you like some context and reading!Make sure also that you sign up on Patreon to get all of the incoming episodes ad-free and complete with a script for each episode, for just $1 a month! https://www.patreon.com/WhenDiplomacyFails See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michael Giacchino! Part III of our PLANET OF THE APES series! Spurred by this year’s release of WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES, we kick off Kinotes in a big way with an epic three-episode series on THE PLANET OF THE APES. Part I will tackle the original PLANET OF THE APES, Part II: RISE OF THE PLANET OF THE APES, and Part III: DAWN & WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES. In this episode, Part III, we'll explore Michael Giacchino’s scores from DAWN and WAR. We’ll discuss what Giacchino brings to the series as well as the major musical themes and influences. *SPOILERS* for the major plot points of DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES and WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES! — and by extension, RISE. Actually let’s throw the ’68 film in there too. Show Notes: 00:00 - Intro & Recap of Episodes 1 & 2 03:00 - Dawn & War / Intro to Michael Giacchino as Composer / Rogue One & Lost 06:03 - Piano / Leitmotif: Main Theme for Dawn 11:34 - Leitmotif: Caesar’s Main Theme 23:05 - Goldsmith Influence / Emil Richards 25:46 - The Choir: Ligeti’s Requiem / Duel of the Fates / O Fortuna / Classical Requiems 29:13 - Leitmotif: Caesar’s Burdened Leader Theme / Dawn Ending / Empire Strikes Back 37:50 - Intro to War / 20th Century Fox Fanfare / Influences 40:21 - The Choir / Leitmotif: Main Theme For War 43:00 - Echoplex Reference / Leitmotif: The Colonel’s Motif / Leon & Morricone 45:40 - Leitmotif: Caesar’s Anti-Hero Theme / Morricone: Death Rides a Horse / La Moglie Più Bella 48:30 - Caesar’s Anti-Hero Theme: vs. Super Mario Bros 2 / vs. Porgy and Bess 49:46 - Caesar’s Anti-Hero Theme: John Barry & Goldfinger 52:48 - Leitmotif: Nova’s Theme / Return of Main Theme For Dawn 56:05 - Morricone: Ecstasy of the Bold vs. The Ecstasy of Gold 58:08 - Reference to Jerry Goldsmith’s Link Score 59:30 - Ape Escape / Dies Irae Sidebar / Danny Elfman 1:05:52 - Caesar’s Arc / Reprise of Nova’s Theme 1:06:50 - The Biblical Epic / Rozsa & Ben-Hur 1:08:30 - The End of Caesar’s Trilogy / Comparison to 1968 Apes 1:13:30 - Outro / Sources / Social Media / War “End Credits” Suite You can find a playlist of all the music used in this episode on our Spotify page - kinotespodcast. Please subscribe, rate, review and/or leave a comment on iTunes. For other queries, email us at kinotes.podcast@gmail.com. We’re also on Twitter: @kinotespodcast and @nicknylen (my personal handle). Sources: “Music for Apes” featurette on the WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES Blu-ray. You can buy the Blu-ray on Amazon.com “Simian Symphony: How Apes Music Evolved from Man” by Scorekeeper, from Birth.Movies.Death Magazine's Planet of the Apes Issue. You can buy the magazine at www.mondotees.com The Soundcast & Cinematic Sound Radio podcast episodes on WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES, which connected me to Morricone’s La Moglie Piu Bella score. You can subscribe to both these podcasts on iTunes. Rebel Force Radio - Star Wars Oxygen: The Music of John Williams gave me much insight on the music of Star Wars. You can subscribe to Rebel for Radio on iTunes. Shake The Box’s video on comparing the Mario music to WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES: https://youtu.be/Q-AUFoBSgn0 Special Thanks to Julie Popelka.

Episode Two Hundred Eighty Five: "Wait a minute - there's only 285 Rules of Acquisition."This week, we have some audio issues that you will hardly notice in the first half of the show that get resolved in the second half. After the stinger at the end, I added the audio of us attempting to fix the issue. We also talk, demon possessed houses, movie trailer length and their spoilers, the droid, Chopper, and the really weird level of animosity that one writer has for married women with children. Music this week is from:James from the Art of War - "Undertow"The Art of War - Intro and outro themesand - "Let it Go" in 25 languagesFollow Chris, Frank and Scott on twitter Send feedback to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com. Here's the link to our live show channel on ustream: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/are-you-serious-podcast

Episode Two hundred Twenty Two: "Operator? I'd like to call 111-222-3334." This episode we went live with a video feed. That worked pretty well, except for the demo mode that the camera insisted on running every 20 minutes or so. Other than that, we discuss secession, pizza, and how the phrase, "It's an instruction manual that people don't need anymore." is the best thing I have ever heard. And, of course, Reverend Scott gives a concession speech in his own special way - or does he? Join the fun in our facebook group. Follow Chris, Frank and Scott on twitter Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and Outro themes Jesus Jones - The Real World Living Colour - Time's Up Send feedback to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com or head over to areyouseriouspodcast.com and click the tab on the right hand side to send us a voice message!

Episode Two Hundred Twenty One: "Yeah, 220, 221. Whatever it takes." This week, we attempt our first live show, we used ustream and everything seemed pretty successful. I would like to thank everyone that came out for us on election night. It was a lot of fun and we will certainly try it again next week. We all know how the election turned out, but take a listen to how we reacted to everything as it happened. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Send feedback to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode Two Hundred Fifteen: "There's 215 bones in the human body. That's one." This week we talk about some weird news stories, Elizabeth Warren, the way the Electoral Map could look for the candidates and a few surprises too. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Timex Social Club - "Rumors" The Smithereens - "A Girl Like You" Send feedback to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode Two Hundred Fourteen: "Skynet begins to learn at a geometric rate. It becomes self-aware at 2:14 a.m. Eastern time, August 29th. In a panic, they try to pull the plug." Released on the exact day of the first Are You Serious episode, this is our fantastic 4 year anniversary show! We go all out and... do exactly the same thing we do every week. We start off with feedback. Something needed to be said and we address a listeners concerns. From there Chris explains exactly why the latest Resident Evil was such an utter disappointment. We discuss how unimpressive the iOS 6 update is for the iPhone 4 and then we talk about Romney and his horrendous spray tan and the 47%. We talk about a few more things then wrap it up. All in all, a nice neat, short, nearly 3 hour show. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! Music this week is from: The Art of War - "Intro and Outro themes" The Dropkick Murphys - "Your Spirit's Alive" - "The State of Massachusetts" - "Shipping Up to Boston" Send feedback to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode Two Hundred Thirteen: "Mega City Municipal Code, 213: Willful destruction of property, that's two years." This week, we talk about school - specifically, homework and how much is too much, among other things. What we don't talk about - the iPhone 5. There are a few weird news stories that we cover as well. Music this week is from: The Art of War - "Intro and outro themes." The Ramones - "Rock 'n' Roll High School" The Ramones - "Ignorance is Bliss" The Ramones - "The Shape of Things to Come" Send feedback to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode Two Hundred Twelve: "In this universe, there's only one absolute... everything freezes!" This week, since Chris is not available, we recorded a commentary episode for you. In celebration of Christopher Nolan's success with his Batman franchise, we go in a totally different direction with the Caped Crusader. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes. Send feedback to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode Two Hundred Nine: "I had a guarantee military sale with ED 209. Renovation program. Spare parts for 25 years. Who cares if it worked or not?" Knock knock? Who's there? An idiot, a zealot and a hypocrite. Oh, come in Representative Paul Ryan. Also, there was a priest that chased a boy down the street after fondling him and taking pictures. What was the priest wearing? If you said underwear, you'd be right. If you said anything in addition to that, you'd be wrong. Music this week is from: The Art of War - "Intro and outro themes" The Dead Milkmen - "I Dream of Jesus" Rage Against the Machine - "Take the Power Back" Send feedback to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com You can stream the show through the stitcher app on your smartphone.

Episode Two Hundred Seven: "I would urge you to stop them by coming down to room 207 at the Golden Cherry Motel, to pick up a union card and to sign it...." This week, we talk about Chick-Fil-A and the misguided bigots that went there on Monday. We delve into the Dark Knight Rises in a spoilery discussion and we hit on some other topics, like what constitutes suicide and camping. Music this week is from The Art of War - "Intro and Outro themes" Weird Al Yankovic - "I Lost on Jeopardy" Julie Brown - "I Like 'Em Big and Stupid" Send feedback to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode Two Hundred One: "We are now three months into the year of our Lord, 2023. At this moment of our civilization, we can create cybernetic individuals, who in just a few short years will be completely indistinguishable from us. Which leads to an obvious conclusion: WE are the gods now." This episode was going to be a (spoiler filled) bonus episode, but it got a little longer than expected and with Chris getting sick, it was best to release the Prometheus discussion as it's own episode. Everything, including Reverend Scott will be back to normal next week. All the talk about Prometheus is based off of my one viewing and will of course take into consideration my take on the events, however they may clash with what the filmmaker may say they intended. We all take something different into movies and we can all get something different out of it. Please, feel free to disagree! Music is from: The Art of War - "Intro" and "outro" themes. Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Ninety Nine: "In 199 days, 3 hours, 33 minutes and 29 seconds the most anticipated movie of all time will be released." This week, we talk about religious fanaticism. There are some other things in there too, like the Django Unchained trailer and the surprising Wreck It Ralph, but it's mostly religion this week. Chris discusses among other things a conversation he has been having with one of the devout. (It's maddening.) Music is from The Art of War - Intro and outro themes The Dead Milkmen - "Beige Sunshine" and "Methodist Coloring Book" We're on Stitcher.com and Facebook, check out all our antics over there. Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Ninety Seven: "Not bad for a 197-year-old blind lady." This week, we talk about last week's immigration discussion. We talk about how One Million Moms is attempting to stir up outrage with comic book companies DC and Marvel's decision to reveal a character as gay and highlight Northstar's wedding. Check out the stitcher app to stream the show! Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Mazinga - "Gravity" Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast

Episode One Hundred Ninety Six: "A brand-new era in astrophysics - postponed 196 years... on account of rain." This week, we talk for a while about a segment on NPR that bothered Chris. Well, to be fair, it wasn't the topic itself, but more like the protesters response to the recent change in Massachusetts where identities are shared with immigration if you are arrested. We cover some other topics, but discussing immigration and a lot of things associated with reform and illegal aliens take up a large portion of the show. This may in fact be the most conservative episode ever! Then, we talk a bit about metal. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes We also feature selections from the album "Saturday Morning Cartoon's Greatest Hits" Don't forget you can stream the show on Stitcher - get the free app for you phone or iPod. Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Ninety Five: "That accident over in Red Sector L destroyed another 63 personnel, giving them a total of 242 lost to our 195." We talk about The Avengers (spoilery,) the people that got pissed about an adoption joke, gay marriage rights and a whole host of other things. Check out all the stories on our Facebook group. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and Outro White Zombie - "I'm Your Boogie Man (Sex on the Rocks Mix) Tool - "Part of Me" Peter Tosh - "Stepping Razor" Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Ninety Four: "You know, I've personally flown over 194 missions and I was shot down on every one. Come to think of it, I've never landed a plane in my life." This week, we talk about Nutella, the Day of Reason, Christians getting God and the Devil mixed up, a woman that may or may not have let he 5 year old into a tanning booth, and we top it all off with a pastor... A PASTOR that thinks you should PUNCH effeminate boys to "knock the gay out of them." Sheesh. Also, Franks finds a new catchphrase. Music this week is from: The Art of War: Intro and outro themes Steppenwolf - "Magic Carpet Ride" Neil Diamond - "Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon" Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Ninety Three: "Frame 193, the second shot hits Kennedy in the throat from the front." This week, we keep things a bit shorter than usual. We talk about a scientific study related to how critical thinking can increase religious dis-belief. From there we talk about some movies, tell some personal stories and are surprised by some special cameos. We have some great feedback and then call it a show. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and Outro themes The Coffinshakers - "Necromancy" Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Ninety Two: "192 to be exact!" This week, Franks talks about The Three Stooges (again) and we cover a whole bunch of outrageous stories, first and foremost is the article about a couple suing because they were rented a haunted house. We follow that with some talk about Arizona and the fact that they are out of their minds and how being a stay-at-home mom is not a "job." Before you get pissed about that, listen to what we have to say. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Guns N Roses - Garden of Eden and Live and Let Die Send angry letters to areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com or call 206-339-5808

This week, a bunch of people give Frank crap for not being on the show last week, we get not one, but TWO in-depth responses to a question last week, as well as some other great feedback on some other unusually deep subject matter from last week. We then lighten things up by talking about some movies - and what the tributes from District 9 would look like. As well as our usual Santorum bashing and a whole host of other craziness. Check out all the stories we covered this week on our Facebook group page:  http://www.facebook.com/groups/47168214735/ Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Joy Division - "Ceremony" The Smiths - "How Soon is Now?" Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Eighty Seven: "Penny, I have an IQ of 187. If there were any way for me to get soup at home, don't you think I would have thought of it?" This week, Chris is flying solo, and the show is late because the hosting site was down. Everything considered... nothing went right. Everything we discuss on the show,Rick Santorum, Rush Limbaugh and everything else  this week can be found in out facebook group. Plus, Chris asks a few questions to get a discussion going. Hope you enjoy. Music this week id from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Siouxsie and the Banshees - "Trust in Me" No Doubt - "Open the Gates" Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Eighty Six: "I know books, I have 186 of them at home." This week, we talk a little bit about Super Tuesday, the new iPad, Kirk Cameron, piracy and a whole bunch of dummies. Links for this week's stories: Wisconsin Bill Claims Single Moms Cause Child Abuse by Not Being Married Voters Slowly Realizing Santorum Believes Every Deranged Word That Comes Out Of His Mouth Moviegoer Files Class Action Lawsuit Over High Cost Of Food and Drinks At Theaters Govt. agencies, colleges demand applicants' Facebook passwords Wall Street bankers struggling to get by on $350k a year: 'I have to do my dishes by hand' Andrew Breitbart: Death of a Douche Breitbart's Death: The Conspiracy Insta-Theories Music is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes King's X - "It's Love" Pink Floyd - "Om the Turning Away Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Eighty Five: "Well, the damage is pretty severe... $185." This week, we talk some talk some Santorum and a whole bunch of stupid. We recorded early this week, so if you sent in feedback after Monday, we'll get to it next week. Links for stories covered: Texas cuts Jefferson out of textbooks. Everyone is a pirate, so fix the system. 27 students suspended for fight off of school grounds. Santorum calls Obama a "snob" because he wants everyone to have the opportunity to go to college. Lawsuit claims Obama can't be president because he is black. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro AC/DC - "Shake Your Foundations" Flock of Seaguls - "I Ran" Call us at 206-339-5808 or call areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Eighty Three: "In this corner of the universe, a prizefighter named Bolie Jackson, one hundred eighty-three pounds and an hour and a half away from a comeback at St. Nick's Arena." This week, we talk about some more really stupid things that people said and did. We talk about what went down at Chris' old theater for the Phantom Menace premier and special events. We have a ton of feedback that basically attacks Frank for his callous and uncaring view on the lives of captive animals. (I believe it's all to get a reaction out of our listeners, so don't fall for it!) Here are the links to this week's stories: Catholic Priest allegedly told child he was raping that, "This is what God's love feels like." Romney, Santorum and Gingrich all promise to ban pornography, in the process, lose all voter support. Fox talking head says military women should expect to be raped. Rick Santorum says that women are "capable of flying small planes." Why is he getting primary votes? Restaurant owner kicks out anti-gay Tennessee Senator. BioWare tells "straight male gamer" to get over it. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Bad Religion - "God's Love" Camper VanBeethoven - "Pictures of Matchstick Men" Call us at 206-339-5808 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Eighty: "This is commercial towing vehicle Nostromo out of the Solomons, registration number 1-8-0-niner-2-4-6-0-niner." This week, during another marathon show, Frank and Chris talk about education, pre-school, Tim Thomas, the Oscar nominations, is it o.k. to patronize a place that fired you, freedom of speech and some other non-sense. Also, after a long drawn out process, we have a name for Reverend Scott's segment! Music this week is from: The Art of War: Intro and outro theme The Bus Boys : Cleaning Up the Town Living in Oblivion: Always Something there to Remind Me Spandau Ballet: True

Episode One Hundred Seventy Eight: "The jackets cost $178 dollars, and the workers were paid $0.74 for every jacket they made." This week, we talk about the Girl Scouts, Fox News' style of "news" is not welcome in Canada, we hear a couple of funny songs, Mormons (used to) believe that black people represent Satan on Earth, and some passages from a "science" homeschooling book. Plus, the usual whole lot more! Music this episode is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Famous Monsters - "Destroy Puny Earthlings" Ghoul Town - "Boots of Hell" Temple of the Dog - "Say Hello to Heaven" Call us at 206-338-3094 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com You can also stream the show through the STITCHER app.

Episode One Hundred Seventy Five: "I'll give you both fair warning. I'll count to... 175." This week, we talk about why Christians aren't the persecuted minority they think they are, we go over some of the suggested titles for Reverend Scott's segments, Some blokes in Nottingham and how they now have the longest superhero names on record, we talk about something that douche-bag Governor of Michigan did, and a whole lot more! Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Powerman 5000 - "Bombshell" Prince and the Revolution - "Let's Go Crazy" Call us at 206-338-3094 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Seventy Four: "All in. I have two pair and you have a 17.4% chance of making your straight." This week, we talk religion first. We discuss a whole bunch of dumb Islam stories then we move on to other targets. Before we end the show, we stumble across some sad news, you get to hear our first reactions. Frank is pretty tired, and that comes through in feedback, regardless, we hope you enjoy Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Anthrax and Public Enemy - "Bring the Noise (live)" Johnny Cash - "Ring of Fire" Call us at 206-338-3094 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com Don't forget you can stream the show with stitcher.

Episode One Hundred Seventy Three: "In your entire life, you shared conversation with her totaled 173 words." This week, we are back on form and we get to all your feedback, as well as a bunch of dumb news stories, and some very grim ones. Rick Perry, Herman Cain, and Communist Muppets all on this week's episode. Music is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Nena - 99 Luftballons Heretix - "Digging Up the Octopus" Brian Stexer - "Rumble in Brighton" 1000 Mona Lisas - "You Oughta Know" Call us at 206-338-3094 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Seventy: "Quit butting in please. Your IQ is a mere 155 while mine is a muscular 170." This week, some kid thinks it's a good idea to complain about having a job and having to work on the busiest day of the year, we hear from what I can only hope is an internet troll, Ricky Gervaise is back for the Golden Globes, as if there was any doubt, and what do the proposed "Protect IP" and "Stop Internet Piracy Act" have to do with stifiling freedoms? Take a listen and find out. All this and more on this week's Are You Serious! Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes The Beastie Boys - "Pass the Mic" Cyndi Lauper - "Good Enough" Run DMC - "You Be 'Illin" Call us at 206-338-3094 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Sixty Seven: "Looks like Public School 167. I got expelled from there." This week, we talk about Rick Santorum, Wal Mart, Occupy Wall Street and a few other stories. Rick Santorum wants to ban all contraceptives. Harold Camping was wrong about the end of the world... again A Kentucky political (a Republican) wants to "go Taliban" on the Occupy Wall Street protesters Onemillionmoms.org is at it again. Fox News attempts a smear campaign on an Occupy woman. We have a ton of feedback after the news. Thank you everyone for writing and calling in! Music this week is from" The Art of War - Intro and outro themes The Bomboras - "A Fistful of Terror" The Ghastly Ones Featuring Rob Zombie - Halloween (She Gets So Mean) Call us at 206-338-3094 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Sixty Four: "Here’s to the crazy ones. The misfits. The ones who see things differently. While some may see crazy, we see genius." This episode, remembering Steve Jobs. We also talk about some other stuff. Would you pay $59.99 to watch "Tower Heist" at home. Me either. An Italian man rips his own eyes out during Mass. Your choice, prison or a year of attending Church. Your choice in Alabama. That sounds constitutional. Erin Burnett purposely misleads CNN viewers about the Occupy Wall Street Protests. Here's one Wall Street Protester that will never show up on Fox News. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro Enya - "May it Be" Cordelia's Dad - "May the Circle Be Unbroken" Social Distortion - "Reach for the Sky" Call us at 206-338-3094 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Sixty Three: "Simple, Penfold. I'll just dial 163 for a talking confession." This week, we talk about some of the new shows that premiered this week, then we get into news stories that we've been sitting on since we started the Star Wars commentaries. We talk about the Occupy Wall Street protests, what has happened to the GOP and the people that attend the debates. We have a little audio from Rush Limbaugh, remember him? Some religious stories and a story about President Obama's drunk driving Uncle, and a whole lot more. It should be interesting. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro music Dethklok - Laser Cannon Deth Sentence Anti-Flag - We Are The Lost The Stray Cats - (She's) Sexy and Seventeen Call us at 206-338-3094 or write areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com

Episode One Hundred Fifty Seven: "35 minutes a flight. I travel 270 days a year. That's 157 hours. That makes seven days. You're willing to throw away an entire week on that?" This week, with everything that has happened, we get started right away and focus on our first target this week: Rick Perry. Here are links to this week's stories: Rick Perry's prayer rally was as weird as you would imagine. Rick Perry held his prayer rally, but unfortunately, no one covered this school supply event not far from his rally. Rick Perry certainly doesn't believe in evolution. Don't have a good example? Make one up! Mitt Romney really didn't want the GOP nomination anyway. Verizon cuts employee benefits and CEO takes a huge bonus. Guess who's back and as idiotic as he's ever been? Louie Gohmert! A woman isn't allowed by management of a bridal shop to buy a wedding dress, because she's gay. And, the winner of this week's human garbage award goes to... A man and a woman wrote a book about raising polite children through beatings. One family killed their adopted 7 year old daughter following the book's instructions. IT"S A FOUR WAY TIE! Congratulations, you are all scum. Music this week is from: The Art of War - "Intro and Outro themes" Anti-Flag - "What You Don''t Know" Spandau Ballet - "True" Rob Zombie - "Dragula: Hot Rod Herman's Remix" Don't forget our "Abstinence only doesn't work" campaign. We here at the Are You Serious Podcast suggest that if you can't resist your urges, engage orally. We are looking for campaign slogans in the vein of  "Wear a pearl necklace, not a maternity dress." Submit your slogans today! Contact us at 206-338-3094 or areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com on the boards at palavr.com on twitter @OTCChris and @frankhauser and check out our facebook group

Episode One Hundred Fifty Four: "People are going to say all kinds of things about this election, that is was down to 154 votes, that Bush's brother was governor, that the US Supreme Court gave it to us." This week, we start out talking about Amy Winehouse, then get serious and talk about Norway. History of the Norway attack. Bill O'Reilly tries to claim that the Norway terrorist wasn't Christian, even though he was. Haboob is not an offensive word to people in Arizona for the reason you think. Other Arabic words that ignorant idiots shouldn't use if haboob makes them mad. Harman Cain thinks it's constitutionally o.k. to ban Mosques. Wisconsin is checking bank activity when you get a free state voter I.D. Smoking, guns, trailer parks, idiots and children. What could go wrong? High school dropouts are having a hard time finding work. Music this week is from: The Art of War - Intro and outro themes Queen - "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" Polaris - "Man or Astro-man?" Talking Heads - "Psycho Killer" Mr. Bungle - "Squeeze Me Macaroni" Don't forget our "Abstinence only doesn't work" campaign. We here at the Are You Serious Podcast suggest that if you can't resist your urges, engage orally. We are looking for campaign slogans in the vein of  "Wear a pearl necklace, not a maternity dress." Submit your slogans today! Contact us at 206-338-3094 or areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com on the boards at palavr.com on twitter @OTCChris and @frankhauser and check out our facebook group

This is just for 2nd hour because I ran out of time

This is just for 2nd hour because I ran out of time

Episode One Hundred Fifty Two: "You're only 152 years old. And I won't have you cut down in the prime of your life." This week, we talk a little bit about the debt ceiling talks, and how Rupert Murdoch's empire is starting to crumble. Then we get  into the meat of the show. Here are links to the stuff we covered: Governor Rick Perry's prayer rally may be unconstitutional. Austrian Atheist/Pastafarian wins the right to wear "religious" headgear in official photo. Wisconsin may allow an online gun safety course to suffice for training before you can conceal carry. Slave Leia PSA (video) Do you have a fat kid? How about social services takes them away? Phone hacking may reach into the USA. The honey badger - he doesn't care (video) What can a PC user do that a Mac user can't? Touch Derek Jeter's balls, get taxed for $14,000... maybe make a fortune. Music this week is from: Art of War - "Intro and Outro themes" Kenny Loggins - "Highway to the Danger Zone" L7 - "Shove" Jesus Jones - "Right Here, Right Now" Don't forget our "Abstinence only doesn't work" campaign. We at the Are You Serious Podcast suggest that if you can't resist your urges, engage orally. We are looking for campaign slogans in the vein of  "Wear a pearl necklace, not a maternity dress." Submit your slogans today! Contact us at 206-338-3094 or areyouseriouspodcast@gmail.com on the boards at palavr.com on twitter @OTCChris and @frankhauser and check out our facebook group