Podcasts about westboro baptist

 @JordanBPeterson  Satanism: Fear, Manipulation, & Suffering | Zeena Schreck | EP 471 https://youtu.be/EmWXuEKTLcY?si=s0GEARqSIw3TUbkB   @WhiteStoneName  Dialectical Behavioral Therapy can save the World?! Luke Stream about...pesonalist knowing https://www.youtube.com/live/S6sCejOS1yo?si=4jf4AigHtOhdbAVr   @JordanBPeterson  Prophecy, Revelation, & the Spiritual Battle | John Rich | EP 470 https://youtu.be/kXovxPwQzDI?si=ShIAVp9mHUrp28yQ   @MarkDParker  Build to Last: Christianing in the Age of Ambiguity https://www.youtube.com/live/8O0kzi9l2og?si=--gj-scht6M8gYyf   @TheAnadromist  Diving Into The Symptom Pool: More Thoughts On Social Contagion https://youtu.be/UjjvBQROp5E?si=ci_d5RVzVFs-Fa7M   @TED  I grew up in the Westboro Baptist Church. Here's why I left | Megan Phelps-Roper https://youtu.be/bVV2Zk88beY?si=DKMi1uDUDypbHMkT  https://thedispatch.com/newsletter/dispatch-faith/after-virtue-came-strongman-politics/  @psychacks  Understanding the SYMPTOM POOL: how the world goes mad https://youtu.be/NkxN_x5YZdU?si=GBSbmEkfb2W-Zvor  Paul Vander Klay clips channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX0jIcadtoxELSwehCh5QTg Bridges of Meaning Discord https://discord.gg/nRrFnqFP https://www.meetup.com/sacramento-estuary/ My Substack https://paulvanderklay.substack.com/ Estuary Hub Link https://www.estuaryhub.com/ If you want to schedule a one-on-one conversation check here. https://calendly.com/paulvanderklay/one2one There is a video version of this podcast on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/paulvanderklay To listen to this on ITunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/paul-vanderklays-podcast/id1394314333  If you need the RSS feed for your podcast player https://paulvanderklay.podbean.com/feed/  All Amazon links here are part of the Amazon Affiliate Program. Amazon pays me a small commission at no additional cost to you if you buy through one of the product links here. This is is one (free to you) way to support my videos.  https://paypal.me/paulvanderklay Blockchain backup on Lbry https://odysee.com/@paulvanderklay https://www.patreon.com/paulvanderklay Paul's Church Content at Living Stones Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh7bdktIALZ9Nq41oVCvW-A To support Paul's work by supporting his church give here. https://tithe.ly/give?c=2160640 https://www.livingstonescrc.com/give  

Some guy who calls himself a pastor declared "I have something to say."This was in reference to what happened at the opening ceremony of the Olympics where Leonardo's depiction of the Last Supper was openly mocked with a gluttonous drag queen sitting in the place of Jesus, transvestites and other undesirables sitting in the place of the Holy Apostles.When I heard about this via a Facebook post, I was so shocked at the image that it took me awhile to really process the gravity of the scene.This didn't occur in some dive bar in a back alley.This happened at the Olympics. Even if you're not a Christian, this should be a wakeup call to the lengths these folks will go to promote their agenda of "diversity" while stopping at nothing to destroy the lives of anyone who dissents from their approved viewpoints. But what was truly disturbing was how many people who identify as Christians rallied around a diatribe posted by a guy named Jacob Whitehead, who calls himself "a pastor". Well, his comments revealed a great deal of ignorance and emotional immaturity; and to think that so many people applauded it is problematic.In this podcast, I read Mr. Whitehead's comments in their entirety, and then give my own comments in response.Here we go:"I'm a pastor, and I have something to say.Christians that get online and spew hate toward nonbelievers anger me much more than nonbelievers spewing hate toward my religion. I have no idea what the table at the Olympics was supposed to represent, as the official statement contradicts the larger opinion. But what I can say is that every single person at that table would have been invited to Jesus' table. Jesus not only spent His time on earth with sinners, He invited them to the very table everyone assumes the Olympic table represents.Matthew was a tax collector.Peter was about to deny Him.Thomas was about to doubt His resurrection.Judas was about to betray Him.Jesus ate with them anyway. Jesus was with “sinners” all of the time. In fact, it's one of the reasons the church people hated Him and wanted Him dead.Please allow this to serve as a reminder that people who are not Christians are not our responsibility to regulate. Jesus gave us an example to follow of welcoming everyone and pointing them toward the love of Jesus. Remember that God's kindness is meant to lead us to repentance, not the shouting of His angry “followers.”This doesn't mean I condone any religion (especially my own) being mocked. In fact, it is wrong. But my heart doesn't hurt for what they are doing to Jesus. My heart hurts for people that are likely not in a loving relationship with their Creator. Jesus doesn't need me to shout about sinners sinning. He wants me to shout about the hope and the love they are missing out on.Before you share an angry post, or shout at people that Jesus died for, think for a while, and ask yourself if He would do the same. To be honest, you already know the answer. He wouldn't. He didn't. He died for them just as much as He died for you. Angrily shouting at people that don't know Jesus is in direct contradiction to the example He gave us on the cross.Westboro Baptist sandwich signs should anger you much more than this. Jesus flipped tables on people in the temple, not people outside of it. Remember that."The devil doesn't want you to listen to this!Napoleon Hill's Outwitting the Devil is now available in audiobook format, narrated by Yours Truly.Visit my website, jamesdnewcomb.com to get instant access to the audios!

Demonstrators from Westboro Baptist Church lost to protestors at Owasso High.More electric vehicle charging stations could be coming for Oklahoma drivers.A state lawmaker wants higher pay for school support staff. You can find the KOSU Daily wherever you get your podcasts, you can also subscribe, rate us and leave a comment.You can keep up to date on all the latest news throughout the day at KOSU.org and make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at KOSU Radio.This is The KOSU Daily, Oklahoma news, every weekday.

We've all seen the awful signs the Westboro Baptist Church holds up at their disgusting pickets, whether that be at soldier's funerals, university campuses, pride events and more. In today's episode we are doing a deep dive on the WBC from the founder's birth to where they are today. So, buckle up buttercup because, this shit is hateful! Trigger Warnings: CultHomophobia RacismAnti SemitismHate SpeechPhysical AbuseReligious AbuseSpiritual Abuse1 Animal Muder (Not Graphic) Mentions of AbortionDementiaLauren Drain tells her story through her new podcast called Triggered. https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=1680976469&i=1000607603644Lauren Drain's Link Treehttps://linkgenie.net/laurendrainfitBanished | Lauren Drain's Bookhttps://amzn.to/3QTqSCs(Commision Link) Unfollow | Megan Phelps Roper Bookhttps://amzn.to/3QvfqeZ(Commision Link)Phelps Kids interview on The Rosie Showhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxEmCFLMq7o&t=665sDortha Bird Interviewhttps://www.facebook.com/fromhatetohope/videos/1887570784796901/Interview with Mark Phelpshttps://www.facebook.com/fromhatetohope/videos/1887563688130944Interview with Nate Phelpshttps://www.facebook.com/fromhatetohope/videos/1887575568129756Loui Th. Documentary Links (3 Parts)https://ia804509.us.archive.org/20/items/Louis_Theroux_-_Surviving_Americas_Most_Hated_Family_m0006vv7_signed/Louis_Theroux_-_Surviving_Americas_Most_Hated_Family_m0006vv7_signed.mp4https://watchdocumentaries.com/the-most-hated-family-in-america/https://watchdocumentaries.com/americas-most-hated-family-in-crisis/ Follow Us On Social Media The PodcastTik Tok @DeadlyFaithPodcastInstagram @DeadlyFaithPodcastLaciTik Tok @Laci_BeanInstagram @Laci__BeanLolaTik Tok @hellotherelolaInstagram @Spellbound_Shears

Today would have been Matthew Shepard's 47th birthday. But Matthew's life was brutally cut short, in 1998, when he was just 22.Matthew was a gay man who got into a truck with two homophobes who lured him into their vehicle saying they just wanted to hang out... with the intent of robbing and killing him instead. This was one of the first cases to get any proper attention for the plight of the LGBTQAI+ community. The Westboro Baptist church is also insanely evil.Happy birthday Matthew and we hope you're resting in peace.TW: graphic murder and sensitive material.

Host Michael Taft speaks with author, science journalist, and psychology nerd David McRaney about what sorts of conversations actually cause human beings to change their minds; the fascinating on-the-ground research of groups like Street Epistemology and Deep Canvassers, the stories of people deciding to leave insular in-groups such as the Westboro Baptist church and 9-11 Truthers, the deep neuroscience behind "The Dress" phenomenon, the role of storytelling in human interactions, and much more. David McRaney currently hosts a bi-weekly, top-100 podcast about human judgment and decision-making, and recently created a documentary about IQ and genius and a television show about how to better predict the impact of technological disruption. His most recent book is How Minds Change, about the science, and the experience, of transformation.https://www.davidmcraney.com/You can support the creation of future episodes of this podcast by contributing through Patreon.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I often say that the second best thing to happen to me was deciding to become a Christian. And the first best thing was deciding not to be a Christian. I didn’t exactly grow up Christian, but I became a believer around age 12. I went to Christian school. Overall I took my religious beliefs really seriously. And to me, they felt like my own. A core part of my identity as a Christian was that I was explicit about my beliefs. I didn’t inherit them from my parents, nor did they feel like I was required to put them on for public appearances, like some sort of mandatory uniform.Since my school was religious, Christian doctrine was taught in the classroom. These students were all more or less believers as well, even if they were the mandatory uniform kind. We even had a teacher who taught us that evolution was not “just a theory” as one sometimes hears the Creationist argument framed, but a totally ludicrous idea that makes little rational sense when subjected to true unindoctrinated scrutiny.Then in college, I started to modify some beliefs, all of which traditionally are not held by Christians, but all of which I felt were compatible with a biblical world view. The first was evolution. This one was easy. Even if you believe in a literal interpretation of the Bible, if God hasn’t created the sun in the moon yet, then who’s to say that a day is only 24 hours long? These seven days of creation in Genesis could have taken place over billions of years, guided by the hand of God. So evolution was fairly easy to add into my worldview. The second was determinism. This one is also pretty easily squared with Christianity, maybe even a more conservative interpretation of the Bible. In theology, the debate is often presented as Calvinism versus Arminianism. Calvinists believe in predestination. God, being all-knowing, knows ahead of time, who is going to heaven and who isn’t. He’s God. He can’t not know. The Arminianists, by contrast, believe in free will. God, being all loving, can’t create some people just to send them to hell and therefore shields his otherwise all-knowingness from whether or not a person’s heart will turn toward him. Arminianism sounds nice, but… come on. Calvinism is clearly the more defensible theological position. So when I came to believe that free will is an illusion, it didn’t pose any issue to my faith.The third and most difficult to square was physicalism. This is the philosophical position that all physical events have physical causes. In other words, there’s nothing in the physical universe that needs some outside force to explain it. In particular, there is no immaterial soul that explains the essence of human behavior.Whenever I told Christians about this belief, they were usually taken aback. But what about resurrection? How would that work without an immaterial soul — if we were all just atoms, cells, and chemistry? To which I would usually reply that the logistics of resurrection were indeed mysterious under physicalist assumptions, but it was no less mysterious than dualistic assumptions. Just less familiar. For instance, how does an immaterial soul for which there is no evidence of interaction with the human brain and is not necessary for a complete explanation of human behavior, contain the essence of a person in any meaningful way? How for that matter would such a soul migrate from our own physical universe into some alternate universe of heaven, or hell, while still retaining some resemblance to the essence of its original host? It may have been a nonstandard belief, but I didn’t view it as one that created new problems, just reframed old ones.And so for a while, I held onto these three additional beliefs, as well as my belief in the core tenets of biblical Christianity about Jesus being our savior. The change in beliefs themselves was not enough for me to disregard Christianity as a whole. There was another piece that was necessary. I’d always been a part of Christian groups, and throughout high school that association was pretty strong. But in college, the Christian group I joined never quite seemed to click for me. I spent a lot of time with the people in the group. I even lived on an apartment floor where everyone was a member of this group, but I always felt like I was on the outside. In fact, on a one on one level, I felt much more connected to my friends who weren’t believers.The main exception was my girlfriend at the time who was herself close to everyone in that inner circle. Then one day she broke up with me. The reason cited was insufficient Jesus-mindedness, which really offended me at the time, because I considered myself very Jesus-minded. But it was my first major breakup and it hit me really hard. I found it difficult to let go. On two separate occasions I asked her to take me back (and I doubt her version of the story employs the verb ‘ask’ in quite the same manner). But eventually it became clear we were not getting back together. That was January 21st, 2013. I remember that date because it was the day I decided I would no longer be a Christian.I officially disbelieved in the Jesus narrative that I’d held as a defining core belief for so many years. At the time I figured that even if I was going to be a Christian in the long run, I’d be a more effective one knowing what it was truly like to live life as an unbeliever. Either way, it was time to take these new philosophical perspectives I had adopted as my central beliefs, rather than the teachings of the Bible.The thing that stands out to me about that story looking back was that it wasn’t the intellectual change that ultimately flipped my religious belief. It was the social change. Most people I grew up with who remained Christian — their friends are all Christian, their parents and siblings are Christian. There’s a huge social cost to altering that belief. But after my breakup, I found myself no longer having to face that social cost. I had removed the social barriers, and I could make the decision based on my own intellectual conclusions. From this experience, I learned that, in general, people don’t form their beliefs for intellectual reasons. They form them for social reasons. And that is one of the central themes of the latest book from my guest today, David McRaney. It is called How Minds Change. In it, David looks at the cutting scientific edge in the field of psychology as it relates to belief change. He follows some stories of belief change much more dramatic than my own. For example, ex members of the Westboro Baptist church and formerly prominent conspiracy theorists. The book was a ton of fun to read and I highly recommend checking it out. Even as someone who reads quite a bit of non-fiction on cognitive and social psychology, there was a lot in there that I hadn’t encountered before and a handful of reframings which really put old subjects into new light for me. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit codykommers.substack.com/subscribe

A special episode for y'all this time around the pasture! I had the pleasure of joining Joey and Tony for a triple-podcast of Pastor with No Answers, The Reverend Hunter & The Cowboy Perspective. We spend the majority of this episode discussing the ethics and arguments around the humane killing of animals for food. We also discuss Pederson's practices, whether dogs are better as pets or tools, and more!    Links: Pastor with No Answers Podcast Reverend Hunter podcast Nature is Metal on Instagram How to Be Your Dog's Best Friend by Monks of New Skete   Topics: (0:33) - The Triple recording, Westboro Baptist episodes and podcasting (5:17) - Opening with Bible Study and laying out the agenda for the episode (6:54) - How we think about treating dogs and animals (13:53) - How do you think about treating nature? (19:42) - How would you react to someone strangling a dog? (21:18) - Thoughts on hunting and the humane killing of animals we eat (50:05) - Neil's takeaways from this episode (52:13) - Thoughts on the Cowboy Spirit (55:42) - Butcher Box vs. Pederson's Natural Farms (57:24) - Pheasant Hunting (59:49) - Wrap up The Cowboy Perspective is produced by Johnny Podcasts & Root and Roam.

Is the birthday song at restaurants dehumanizing to everyone involved? Also, whatever happened to Westboro Baptist church? Are they still a thing? Ryan has a PSA for your ASS and the guys discuss respect through the prism of restaurant workers. God's post-it notes, religious leaders, and killing hypothetical people. They are THOSEGUYSYOUHATE!

“I included a check for $500 in an addressed envelope to the Westboro Baptist church…”Are you a bold risk taker and ask for what you want, or do you play small? In this Inspired Action for Imperfect Humans podcast episode, Christopher Lawrence and Kyle Kalloo tell stories of boldly taking risks and asking for what they want, sometimes succeeding, and sometimes failing… and what they learnt in the process.Summary:IntroductionChristopher tells his story of writing a check to the Westboro Baptist ChurchKyle tells his story of his time in elementary school and wanting to be a business leaderThe YouTube Channel “Yes Theory”8 reasons why risk takers are more successfulCalls to Action:Even before the remote workforce evolution, office culture was inherently fragile. After all, it's made up of imperfect humans interacting with other imperfect humans. And while perfection isn't the goal, we all secretly wish for a workplace where people find ways to bring out the best in each other. Unfortunately, that's not always an intuitive skill. It takes guidance, practice, and then more guidance and practice... but with the right leadership, it's definitely achievable. How do you enhance your workforce's ability to engage, collaborate, and adapt in this volatile and uncertain reality? Get the answers to your culture questions when you setup a complimentary Discovery Session with Kyle Kalloo at https://ChangeMyLifeCoaching.as.me/?appointmentType=14623413Not loving your career? Feel you need a change in your job? Let's Strategize! Book a complimentary Strategy Session with Christopher Lawrence here: https://ChangeMyLifeCoaching.as.me/?appointmentType=14044176Tell us your “inspired stories” stories by visiting www.InspiredActionPodcast.caChristopher Lawrence LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/career-life-coach-christopher-lawrence/Kyle Kalloo LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-kalloo/Change My Life Coaching & Change My Business Coaching LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/6446498/admin/Looking to create a corporate coaching culture? Reach out to Kyle Kalloo: kkalloo@changemylifecoaching.caWebsite: https://strategicleader.ca

In season 3 Dan talks to NASA astronauts Jim Wetherbee and Steve Hawley as well as Smithsonian space historian Cathy Lewis. He discusses Gallipoli with Australian Department of Veteran's Affairs historian Ian Hodges and explores the 1798 rebellion in Ireland with Prof. Tom Bartlett and Carlow historian John Kelly. He delves into race relations with The New Black Panther's Tamara Jones and tackles the controversial Westboro Baptist church with Shirley Roper-Phelps. The TV sci-fi classic Doctor is discussed with actor David Gooderson and director Michael E Briant, as well as an exploration of UFOlogy with Prof Greg Eghigian, Clas Svahn, Bill Konkolesky and Robert Sheaffer.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daniel-mainwaring5/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-mainwaring5/support

Lauren Drain Kagan (IG: @LaurenDrainFit) is a New York Times Best Selling Author with her book Banished: Surviving My Years in Westboro Baptist Church. She's a registered nurse, certified personal trainer and mother. She's a WBFF pro and currently has almost 4 million followers on Instagram. Learn more about Michael's Men of Action Mentoring Program: https://go.moamentoring.com/i/2 Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MichaelSartain Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-michael-sartain-podcast/id1579791157 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2faAYwvDD9Bvkpwv6umlPO?si=8Q3ak9HnSlKjuChsTXr6YQ&dl_branch=1 Filmed at Sticky Paws Studios: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UComrBVcqGLDs3Ue-yWAft8w 0:00 Intro 0:58 First time meeting Lauren 1:21 Making influencers three-dimensional 2:20 *Amazing story getting out of a cult 4:32 Inconsistencies with the Bible 6:09 Purpose for writing the book 7:09 Sexual improprieties, Alcohol use 8:41 Confusion about sex after marriage 9:17 Misogyny, arranged marriages and control 12:05 Margaret Atwood and the Handmaid's Tale 13:15 *Westborough Baptist Church protests 15:50 *Getting media attention 16:31 *They were the only people going to heaven 18:20 Nothing was forgivable 19:16 Other hypocrisies 22:11 Definition of a cult 24:53 Physical abuse 27:07 Different ethnic groups and Revelations 29:27 The death of Pastor Phelps 34:53 More discrepancies with the Bible 36:45 Beliefs that stay with you after you escape 41:53 *Deprogramming yourself 46:07 Sex in the Bible 46:36 Evolution 48:51 Vladimir Putin 50:13 Oppression against Jews 52:36 Moonlanding conspiracy 53:00 Going to public school while being part of a cult 56:00 Sharpied out of family photos 57:23 Narcissistic supply 59:05 Lubyanka prison and the KGB 1:00:53 Defecting from the cult and feeling suicidal 1:02:15 PTSD and therapy 1:03:52 Forgiveness 1:06:17 *My father's death 1:08:15 Aria Sky Kagan 1:09:50 Transitioning out of the cult 1:11:53 Ex best friend 1:13:54 Lauren's mom 1:15:05 Transition back into dating 1:18:01 Meeting your husband on Match.com 1:21:15 *You're not girlfriend material 1:23:06 *A relationship in Las Vegas 1:24:29 California is a terrible place to live 1:26:14 Signs that David was the one 1:29:16 Preventative side of healthcare 1:31:03 When did you realize you could get this ripped? 1:33:09 Competing in the northeast 1:36:30 Transition away from nursing 1:38:28 What is the thing most trainers are getting wrong? 1:40:43 @TheNurseMary: Coworkers judgmental about OnlyFans 1:44:00 Huge influencers who don't do nudes on OnlyFans 1:47:22 Instagram is like an abusive boyfriend 1:48:55 Complications during pregnancy, sciatica 1:50:30 Post baby workout routine 1:51:43 Posting your relationship on Instagram 1:56:15 *Not available during my growth on Instagram 1:57:45 Jamie Villamor: When are you going to work out with me? 2:00:23 Testosterone and estrogen 2:02:56 *I'd like to f$&k my wife once in a while 2:05:30 *Test is the reason for this podcast 2:07:50 *UNLV study 2:10:40 What charities do you support? 2:11:28 How many people have left Westboro Baptist church? 2:13:01 Living in Las Vegas 2:14:40 Favorite people to work with, Mike Tang 2:16:47 *Monogamy 2:19:00 Anyone you don't like to work with 2:22:49 *Jamie Villamor 2:24:03 Book advance 2:25:09 Legal ramifications of the book 2:28:21 How do you know you're in a toxic situation? 2:31:07 Outro

We've heard the stories, we've seen their signs, our jaws have dropped, our stomachs have turned. Why do they do what they do? How do they reconcile their actions with the teachings of Jesus? How do they claim to practice love? Back in August of 2020, Jack Hoey III and Joey talked to the leader of Westboro Baptist, Tim Phelps.   You can listen to that episode here (part 1).  This time around, we challenge some different practices of Westboro, including their clear “double-standard” use of scripture.  Jack  amongst other things, suggests that the folks at Westboro would greatly benefit from  approaching the bible with more humility.   Tim amongst other things, points at what he'd call clear doctrinal instructions in the bible that guide the day to day of his organization.  Joey is accompanied this time by Jack Hoey (the father) who is closer in age to Tim and quite likely as studied in scripture.  Unfortunately a bit of the same result, as far as finding substantial common ground but that wasn't a surprise.  This time though, Joey did manage to ask Tim if he liked him and Jack.Join us as a Patron! Join our mailing list to keep up with everything. Tip any amount $ to Venmo for a PWNA Sticker. Joey/PWNA Instagram and Twitter Current DonorSee giving opportunity Join the PWNA Discussion Facebook Group PWNAcontact@gmail.com  for correspondence. Theme song, courtesy of Derek Minor Other music originally composed by Robbie Madison, Joel Hamilton and Joel Hamilton + friends, and Ray Deezy. Executive Producer of PWNApod:  Jared SvendsenSupport the show

What are the implications of using terms like homosexual or sexual minority? What should we think of pejoratives like “homo,” “pervert,” or sometimes “gay?” What do Stephen Anderson and Westboro Baptist get wrong with their language? We will answer these questions and more on this installment of Iron Sharpening Iron. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/biblebashed/support

You always win when you're playing with yourself. Welcome to the 6th episode of CULTS CULTS CULTS, or should we say COCKS COCKS COCKS? In this blessed episode of our wonderful podcast, we discuss sports (hilarious), our past lives at sports writers (even more hilarious), and how Randolf was a March Madness savant in high school. Then we move on to important topics including LaRue and Kiki being adults, LaRue and Randolf being on the local news, and the boat stuck in the Suez. Aren't you glad you listen to this podcast? Then it's time to CRACK INTO SOME CULTS! First, because she's incredible at Rock, Paper, Scissors, LaRue covers Westboro Baptist Church, which has more ties to the their own religious upbringing than anyone cared to know. Then, Randolf covers the underwear sharing Jesus Army, a cult that just keeps getting creepier but would have also been welcome at our church camp. SKIP AHEAD: Westboro Baptist: (42:30)The Jesus Army: (1:26:00)Have a cults or extreme religion to share? Write us about it at cultspodcast@gmail.comWant more cults?? Become a Patron Saint of Cults Cults Cults for tons of bonus material and perks. https://www.patreon.com/cultspodcast

Tim Phelps from Westboro Baptist Church was recently on the Pastor With No Answers podcast w/ Joey Svendsen. Westboro Baptist is infamous for picketing soldiers funerals and other events, holding signs such as "God Hates F*gs" and "Thank God For Dead Soldiers". So we played and reacted to some key clips from that controversial conversation (it's worth listening to that episode from PWNA and that podcast in general). Also Jeff has a Molar Report, Zack lost a tiny friend & we beat up on some social media strawmen in what may be our best, grossest and definately most recent episode ever. - Leave us a voicemail at anchor.fm/bbbpod - Subscribe to Bros Bibles & Beer on Apple Podcasts - Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts! - https://www.facebook.com/brosbiblesbeer - https://twitter.com/brosbiblesbeer - https://www.brosbiblesbeer.com - Instagram: @brosbiblesbeer - Email: brosbiblesbeer@gmail.com Bros Bibles & Beer is Jeff, Scott & Zack & Andy Find us wherever fine podcasts are distributed. Oh, and tell a friend! Grace. Peace. Cheers! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bbbpod/message

!SUPPORT US ON PATREON!Get early, uncensored episodes and more when you become a Patron!https://www.patreon.com/unintelligible Find us on Facebook and Twitter!https://www.facebook.com/Unintelligible-Design-101765308302686https://twitter.com/UDesignPod Comments? Questions! Reach us at:unintelligible.design@gmail.com Content warning:   Opening conversation has jokes about dying, COVID-19, and allusions to the election. Trump Fetal Tissue Research Ethics Board Finds Nearly All Proposals Unethical [5:43]https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2020/08/20/trump-fetal-tissue-research-ethics-board-finds-nearly-all-proposals-unethical/Content warning:  Abortion, stem cells, george bush GOP House Candidate Tried to Get Muslim Congresswomen to Retake Oath on Bible [13:52]https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2020/08/19/gop-house-candidate-tried-to-get-muslim-congresswomen-to-retake-oath-on-bible/Content warning: QAnon, Satanism, Alex Jones, Islam, Westboro Baptist, xenophobia Robert Jeffress: The DNC Wasn’t Specific With Its God-Talk, So It Doesn’t Count [23:19]https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2020/08/22/robert-jeffress-the-dnc-wasnt-specific-with-its-god-talk-so-it-doesnt-count/Content warning:  Abortion, miscariages, bigotry, Trump, slavery Arkansas Lawmaker Opposes Hate-Crime Bill Because It Doesn’t Protect Republicans [33:19]https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2020/08/22/arkansas-lawmaker-opposes-hate-crime-bill-because-it-doesnt-protect-republicans/ SUPPLEMENTARY LINKShttps://senate.arkansas.gov/media/2727/hate-crimes-bill-8-19-2020.pdfContent warning:  Hate crimes, killing, bigotry, COVID-19 Apologetic segment:  Without God there can’t be justice [38:46] Content warning:  Killing, Hitler, Holocaust, Trump, Hillbilly God CES LETTER 4 [51:14]OUTRO AND ANNOUNCEMENTS [1:04:35] CES Letter is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License and may be found at https://cesletter.org/preamble by airtone (c) copyright 2020 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/airtone/61579

We've heard the stories, we've seen the signs, our jaws have dropped, our stomachs have turned. Why do they do what they do? How do they reconcile their actions with the teachings of Jesus? How do they claim to practice love? Jack Hoey III and Joey talk to one of the leaders of Westboro Baptist, Tim Phelps. Jack Hoey: @jacktheleser Follow this podcast: FB, T and I: @PWNApod Join the discussion: www.facebook.com/groups/PWNAtalk Follow Joey on FB, T and I: @joeysvendsen e-mail PWNAcontact@gmail.com for correspondence Music courtesy of: mechanicalriver.bandcamp.com/

Back from vacation. In this episode, I discuss that sometimes leadership requires saying "No!" (like in Tulsa w the Westboro Baptist fools, in Seattle, Portland, Chicago and other places). I discuss the teacher not wanting parents to listen to him teach. And the Let Them Play movement and how there should be college football this Fall. Put that in your theological pipe and smoke it. And be nice.

You know them, you most likely hate them. Today we discuss the history behind what led to America's most hated "church." Are they a cult or just a hate group? Let us know what you think!@exroommates | exroommatespodcast@gmail.com

On this episode Trey tells a time where he did way too much to ask a girl to prom and how you can be quiet about how little sleep you get. He also breaks down how white people are and covers some strange news stories. And unfortunately Trey talks about poop again. Follow Trey on Instagram  Follow Trey on YouTube  For all things Trey, visit TreyKennedy.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week! Uncle Doug tells us who god hates with the Westboro Baptist loonies, Uncle Dan fails to inspire us with inspirational Bible stories, and Uncle Mark joins you on your journey, wherever it leads!

This month on the ark audio book club, we are revisiting an old flame with the new novel "The Topeka School" by Ben Lerner. Lerner’s first novel, "Leaving the Atocha Station", was the book started this crazy show so in many ways this is something of special occasion. In The Topeka School, Adam Gordan of the Atocha stations is back and this time we are learning about his upbringing with his Psychologist parents at the eponymous research and treatment facility in the small Kansas city. Told from the perspectives of Adam, his father Jonathan and his Mother Jane, the novel is exploration both of the formation of this character and the complex historical entanglements that an upbring entails, from youthful hijinks to developmental psychology, from New york subversives to midwestern values, from the fringes of the Westboro Baptist church to the exclusive debating clubs for future politicians. The novel explores the complexities of living in our world in classic Lerner style by excavating the disjunctions of language and action the stories we produce to square the circles. Talking about the book are long-time friend of the pod, Franek Korbanski, returning champ and Lerner scholar, Charlie Cassarino and of course, the people started the podcast all those years ago, Giovanna Alessandro and Macon Holt. From Granta Books.

McKamey Manor is so intense that it requires a 40-page waiver and a safe phrase, and NO ONE has made it to the finish line (and the prize)! Founder Russ McKamey walks Glenn through the tactics the Manor uses and what the petition to shut it down has gotten completely wrong. Bill O’Reilly has the latest impeachment news. He and Glenn debate whether the Pope is a good man after he says it’s “an honor” to be attacked by conservatives and whether Barack Obama is “woke.” But reformed Westboro Baptist member Megan Phelps-Roper recognizes the division overtaking our country. Her new book, “Unfollow,” details how to help people who hate others. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

McKamey Manor is so intense that it requires a 40-page waiver and a safe phrase, and NO ONE has made it to the finish line (and the prize)! Founder Russ McKamey walks Glenn through the tactics the Manor uses and what the petition to shut it down has gotten completely wrong. Bill O’Reilly has the latest impeachment news: It’s all a game to the Left, but Trump is relieved that Devin Nunes is involved. Bill and Glenn debate whether the pope is a good man after he says it’s “an honor” to be attacked by conservatives and whether Barack Obama is “woke.” But reformed Westboro Baptist member Megan Phelps-Roper recognizes the division overtaking our country. Her new book, “Unfollow,” details how to help people who hate others.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bonnie and Karen were ready to skewer everything and everyone connected to hateful Westboro Baptist, with their God Hates Fags picket lines. But then they read Unfollow by Megan Phelps-Roper who left the church (her entire family) and has now come out with the book. Despicable? Yes. Hurtful? Of course. But with hearing and reading from the granddaughter of the founder of the church, we understand the psychology more. We also highlight the Equality House, a home purchased across the street form Westboro Baptist that has become an LBGT museum and is painted like a huge rainbow flag. Once again, we learned a lot from this episode. It hurts our egos to keep learning like this. Send your funny and true stories to us at www.deconversiontherapypodcast.com. We've got a shop on there, too.  

Last month more than fifty detectives entered the Illinois home of recently deceased abortion doctor Ulrich Klopfer. What they found was sickening: the medically-preserved remains of some 2,246 babies in boxes stored in his garage. The attorney general of Indiana has launched an investigation, announcing that the babies' remains have been returned to Indiana, where Klopfer had performed the abortions. Unsurprisingly, the story prompted immediate comparisons with doctor Kermit Gosnell's “house of horrors.” Back in 2013, Gosnell was convicted of murder and sentenced to three consecutive life terms when investigators discovered the remains of hundreds of dismembered babies in his squalid Philadelphia abortion clinic and his personal residence, and learned that he had performed illegal late-term abortions, as well as something called “snipping” that I won't describe here. While pro-lifers say Klopfer and Gosnell offer glimpses into the violent reality of abortion, defenders of so-called “reproductive rights” want to distinguish these houses-and-garages-of-horror from the practice itself. Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, the current mayor of South Bend, Indiana, where Klopfer's clinic was located, called the discovery “extremely disturbing,” but then said he didn't want the investigation to get “caught up in politics” because “women need access to health care.” Many, like Buttigieg, want to treat abortion doctors like Klopfer and Gosnell as bad apples spoiling the reputation of an otherwise noble profession. They might even call it “nut-picking” when pro-lifers point to these extra-disturbing cases, a term to describe using an extreme and crazy minority to unfairly tar the majority. Imagine all Christians being linked to Westboro Baptist, for instance. But there are at least three reasons why pro-lifers have every right to hold up these sick and gruesome body-collectors as representatives of the pro-abortion movement. First, the same people who call these stories “extremely disturbing” want even less oversight over the abortion industry. Kermit Gosnell was able to continue killing because pro-abortion officials turned a blind eye to him for three decades. Klopfer was only shut down in 2016 after failing to notify police of a case of statutory rape, but when Indiana enacted a law requiring abortion clinics to properly dispose of fetal remains—exactly what Klopfer wasn't doing—abortion defenders there fought it all the way to the Supreme Court. Thankfully, they lost. Second, there's evidence that mainstream abortion providers are just as willing to break the law as these so-called “bad apples.” Remember those undercover videos by the Center for Medical Progress—the ones showing top Planned Parenthood suits negotiating the price of baby body parts? David Daleiden, the guy behind those videos, is still defending himself in court, despite the fact that he caught Planned Parenthood admitting to illegal practices like modifying abortion procedures to get better organs. And finally, it's fair to link abortion giants with disturbed fetal body collectors because what happens in their sterile, well-lit, well-funded clinics is fundamentally no different from what happened in Klopfer's and Gosnell's clinics. Both places produce many, many tiny corpses. A garage full of preserved bodies may be shocking, but is a clinic “biological waste storage facility” any less shocking? Isn't the fully legal procedure that put those bodies there the thing that should really disturb us, keep us talking about it, and spur us to change our laws? We need to be really clear about this. Mr. Mayor Pete, this is what that kind of “healthcare” looks like. Don't let anyone tell you Klopfer and Gosnell are just bad apples. What happens in every abortion clinic each day should horrify us every bit as much as what happens in these houses of horror.

Jay-Z’s Roc Nation forms a social justice partnership with the NFL. A New “heir apparent” to Westboro Baptist has emerged. And are you ready for Christian Girl Autumn?

Christians vandalized atheist signs in Fort Worth, Texas Atheism is on the rise in the United States and United Kingdom We're protesting a Westboro Baptist protest. Protest-ception! Jerry Falwell likes kids in cages (allegedly). Mississippi governor candidate (and current rep) can't be alone with women. A special update! AND MORE! DD on Twitter DD on Facebook DD on Patreon DD on Pod.Fan Logo by KC Avatar by Gaelic Nox --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/divine-disbelief/message

This episode was inspired by the Westboro Baptist "Church" who, this week, said on its website it plans to picket, protest and preach at the ceremonies for Clark Atlanta University and Morehouse and Spelman colleges. Apparently, they are protesting Morehouse and Spelman because they admit transgender students and a reverend (Reverend Dr. Ken Walden) scheduled to participate at Clark Atlanta's ceremony. Now, only one of us heard about this at the time of the recording, so this episode is the first (and only) conversation on how we felt about this. If you're not a stranger to this podcast, our stance won't be of any surprise to you, but we decided to record it anyway. As with most of our conversations, we ended up speaking on somewhat related topics as they came up (translation: we went off on a tangent and then brought it back to the original subject). Check it out.

Strap on your "triggered" shirt and warm up your typing fingers. Porn stars with mental disabilities, gay role play, labia discrimination, racist grandmas, the church of Satan, Westboro Baptist church, swastica carving kids and so on. We crammed a lot into this one. if you would like to support the show and get exclusive content please sign up at patreon.com/whitetrashpodcast or show your support in a more public manner and gear up at shop.spreadshirt.com/whitetrashmerch if you would like to contact us or like/share/comment/subscribe/follow/lick/sendnudes/confessyoursins/seriouslysendnudes/ here are some links to do that email- whitetrashpod@gmail.com facebook.com/whitetrashpodcast Twitter- @whitetrashpod find us on iTunes, Sound Cloud, and Google play music

This time, Beyonce, Madonna, Gus Kenworthy, and David Attenborough. We hear about the Dorchester Hotel protest. We meet the travel reporter who drops the F-bomb. We also hear about the doctor who was struck off, plus the story behind the birth of the shameful Westboro Baptist church.

When Is Disobedience Faithful? A sermon preached by Rev. Ginger E. Gaines-Cirelli at Foundry UMC April 28, 2019, the second Sunday of Easter. “Questions Along The Way” series. Text: Acts 5:27-32 As we turn a corner into a new stretch of spiritual road—from the Lenten journey to what our tradition calls “The Great Fifty Days of Easter—we are jumping into the book called “The Acts of the Apostles” or “Acts” for short. This book is part two of the Gospel according to Luke.  It was written by the same author, provides the sequel to Jesus’ life, and is a narrative about the early experiences of the communities formed in the way of life taught and modeled by Jesus.  These early followers of Jesus were known as people of “The Way.”  Something you might consider between now and the end of the Great Fifty Days (June 9th) is to read Luke and Acts as you would any short(ish) story. If you’d like some occasional reflections on the texts, check out the CEB Women’s Bible—I wrote the introductions and reflections for these two books in that volume. Through that work, I came to more fully appreciate the way that Acts—Part II—is unfinished. It’s like a movie that ends on a cliffhanger that never gets resolved. I’m pretty sure this is intentional, since the author of Luke and Acts is a skilled storyteller. The point seems to be that the story is still getting written, chapter after chapter written through the lives of followers of The Way from the time of the original apostles up until today…   In order to set today’s text’s showdown between the apostles and that sect of the Sadducees in proper context, let me highlight a bit of what has transpired before.  The Acts of the Apostles begins with Jesus still among the people. Before he leaves, he orders them to stay in Jerusalem and gives them this promise/commission:  “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” The apostles and key women leaders do as they are instructed, and in Jerusalem on the day of the Jewish festival of Pentecost, Jesus’ promise is realized: God’s Spirit descends upon them, enlivening them and empowering them to be brave and bold in proclaiming the good news of Jesus’ liberating love and resurrection.   The story continues as Peter preaches boldly about Jesus’ life and resurrection and calls people to repent—to turn away from deathly things and toward life in God. The apostles are reported as accomplishing signs and wonders and the people as living together in disciplined and peaceful mutuality (Acts 2:43-47). People flock to the apostles seeking healing—and they receive it! The ruling classes become concerned about this message of new life and liberation that is mobilizing the people and so they bring Peter and John in for questioning.  The story makes the point that the political power brokers saw Peter and John were “uneducated and ordinary” men and were amazed that these were the people responsible for what was happening. (Acts 4:13) The followers of The Way of Jesus are doing radical things like not claiming private ownership of anything, but sharing their possessions to care for the needs of all the members of the community. (Acts 4:32-35)   Throughout all of this, the message is that it is not the apostles themselves accomplishing signs and wonders, but God at work through them. They were being obedient to The Way of Jesus, they were making themselves available, staying close to God through prayer, stepping out with boldness, and allowing the life-giving power of God to flow through their lives for the good of others. They were telling the story of Jesus—of his life, his unjust death, and his resurrection—and were calling upon the name of Jesus to bring liberation and healing to people who cried out for care.   This leads the apostles to be put in prison. But the story goes that during the night an angel of God (literally “messenger”) snuck them out during the night and told them to “Go, stand in the temple and tell the people the whole message about this life.” (Acts 5:20)   This brings us to our story today. Certain leaders within the religious establishment had given orders—they had perhaps even passed legislation—outlawing the invocation of Jesus’ name and the proclamation of Jesus’ teaching.  But Peter and the others were clear that no human decree would keep them from obeying the word and Way of Jesus. They were commissioned by Jesus to be his witnesses and they were empowered by the Spirit to do just that. And so they proclaim, “We must obey God rather than any human authority.”  Their disobedience almost got them killed, but thanks to the intercession of a wise Pharisee named Gamaliel, they were flogged and released.  The story ends with them rejoicing that they were deemed worthy to suffer for the sake of the name of Jesus. (I’m not suggesting an equivalency, but I remember the way I felt when the folks from Westboro Baptist gleefully spat hateful words at me every time I walked past them outside General Conference in St. Louis. I literally rejoiced when they called me a “nasty woman!”). The last line of this story reads, “Every day in the temple and at home they did not cease to teach and proclaim Jesus as the Messiah.” (Acts 5:42) From the beginning right through to the end of the book of Acts, those who follow The Way of Jesus refuse to be silenced by persecution.   Now all this can be easily coopted by persons or groups from a variety of perspectives. As one biblical scholar says, the idea of obeying God rather than the will of human beings is an important principle, but “has a bad and a good history.  Some of the problems facing the world today arise from people’s conviction that they need to obey God—and not listen to reason or see the effects of their actions. On the other hand, some of the world’s problems also arise because people obey the dictates generated by the interests around them instead of by what, before God, they know is right. Getting people to see and do what is right remains extraordinarily difficult—both at a personal and at a political level.”[i]    Our debates over “religious liberty” fall firmly in this territory. (To bake or not to bake?) And certainly our current situation in the United Methodist Church lives here as well.  There are those who think that obedience to God means excluding LGBTQ persons from ordination and covenant marriage.  There are those who may be sympathetic—and may even desire full inclusion for LGBTQ persons—but who believe obeying the human crafted rules in the Book of Discipline is the faithful thing to do.  Others may be uncomfortable with breaking the rules or the agreement made at ordination, but feel compelled to do so because prayerful discernment leads them to believe that some rules are in conflict with the word and Way of Jesus. This is the grounding for the sacred resistance movement Bishop Mel Talbert coined as “Biblical Obedience.”     The latter is where I—and we at Foundry—clearly stand. We are not called, commissioned, and empowered by Spirit to be witnesses to harmful church law. We are called, commissioned, and empowered by Spirit to be witnesses to the power of God poured out upon ALL flesh (Acts 2:17), the liberating power of Jesus working through ALL those who God calls (Acts 2:39), and the life-giving power of God’s love for all God’s beloved children.    The thing is, figuring out how to be obedient to God’s Way of life and love isn’t always clear. Breaking rules, engaging in civil or ecclesiastical disobedience, and practicing sacred resistance—all of this requires discernment. It isn’t something to be taken lightly. When is disobedience faithful?    As people of The Way of Jesus, it makes sense for us to look at Jesus’ teaching as the model.  My shorthand for this:  God loves the world. God desires life to flourish, God heeds the cries of the suffering, and always works for good in the world. God empowers us to participate in caring for the life of the world. Love God. Love your neighbor as yourself. Jesus embodied all of this in his life on earth and in his death on the cross.  Jesus’ obedience to God’s law of love and justice set him in opposition—disobedience—to the human laws that literally and figuratively stole life from people—and ultimately stole his human life.    We are called to be witnesses and to obey Jesus, the crucified one. And this means that we identify with those who are “crucified” in our own day—the innocent victims, the scapegoats, the ones crying out for justice. As another scholar says, when “the powerful of the world have gone too far…When the powerless are victimized—whether this means powerless people or powerless creatures of any sort, and whether this means physical victimization or more subtle types of oppression—then the faithful church resists.[ii]   It is obedience to the crucified one that helps us stand firm as we disobey harmful church law and participate in actions that disrupt the unjust status quo in our civic and political life.  It is our obedience to the crucified one that fuels our proclamation that it is faithful to disobey any voice that tries to convince you that you are not beautiful and beloved, that you are less than someone else, that you’re a “nobody,” that you don’t matter, that you don’t have something to offer, that you deserve to be treated as a second-class citizen or second-class church member.   As I was thinking about our topic for today, a line from one of our prayers of confession kept floating through my mind:  “Free us for joyful obedience.”  And then I thought of the early followers of Jesus rejoicing even when their obedience to God meant disobedience to the earthly powers and how that, in turn, led to persecution and violence against them.   Those early followers of The Way were filled with Spirit and with love and with boldness and with courage. They, like Jesus, wouldn’t be controlled by the powers that denied healing, liberation and new life for those on the margins, for the suffering, and oppressed.  These weren’t superheroes who worked wonders of God’s love. They were “uneducated and ordinary.” They were people like you and me who prayed together, studied together, shared their resources with one another and with those in need, dealt with conflict and challenge together, ate together, and then—having discerned the best they could—stepped out into the world to disobey anything that was counter to The Way of Jesus, no matter the consequence. May we write the next chapter in that story…         [i] William Loader, http://wwwstaff.murdoch.edu.au/~loader/CActsEaster2.htm [ii] Douglas John Hall, The Confessing Church, Minneapolis: Fortress Press, 1996, p. 133

This time, Beyonce, Madonna, Gus Kenworthy, and David Attenborough. We hear about the Dorchester Hotel protest. We meet the travel reporter who drops the F-bomb. We also hear about the doctor who was struck off, plus the story behind the birth of the shameful Westboro Baptist church. Remember you can see plenty more at www.facebook.com/NDebzOfficial and also @ThisisNDebz on Twitter. If you'd like to get in touch with the show you can email us via thisisNDebz@gmail.com or message us via our Facebook page.

In this episode of Out of the Dust, Anjelica and A.R. examine two different events when bigoted beings arrived on the Sac State campus, and the student response to sting their bigotry off campus. The May 2018 Westboro Baptist protest and Dr. William Shockley's November 1971 visit to Sac state campus are examined in this episode, with a focus on the student responses to Shockley's visit. The Sac State Hornet, furthermore, used the student paper to destroy Shockley academically while airing differing, heated views in the opinion section of the paper.

What would you do if you only had 72 hours to live? 

Journalist/author Jeff Chu joins me to share his wisdom and stories, from the untold stories of LGBTQ people in Africa to his up-close experience with the hate group Westboro Baptist. Also, what makes an "evangelical," and is it time to retire that term? For more: http://geekyjustin.com Support this podcast: http://patreon.com/geekyjustin

The Westboro Baptist Church is coming to Gainesville. The Kansas-based group now infamous for its picketing of funerals for soldiers, slain college students and others — arguing that the United States’ embrace of homosexuality has damned its citizens — is planning to picket outside six churches in Gainesville. Counter-protest groups are making plans to challenge the members of the church as they make the rounds through Gainesville. The police will be on hand to keep the peace. The question before the Times gang this week is: How should a community newspaper cover such an event, given the tension between giving a scorned group a platform and the need and responsibility to inform the public about what will be at best an offensive display for most and at worst a potentially dangerous situation?This week, Shannon, Nate and Nick talk through how The Times plans to cover the February display. If you want to help sustain community journalism like this in North Georgia, you can subscribe to honestly local news. You can sign up for our morning and afternoon news emails, Go, a weekly food and drink newsletter, and Branch Out, a weekly newsletter focused on South Hall.

Hiiii! It's us! We're here with some weird stories and some info on the Westboro Baptist Assholes....I mean Church. Hope you enjoy and remember to rate, review, subscribe and do all those nice things you do. We're also on Twitter and Instagram @UndercoverCoven and you can contact us at UndercoverCoven@Gmail.com. ENJOY! Music credit: Purple-Planet.com--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undercovercoven/messageSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/undercovercoven)

For 28 years, the Westboro Baptist church from Kansas have picketted and protested the Military, the Christians, and the Episcopalian Church among others. We wake up early to get a glimpse into what goes on during a Westboro Baptist Church Protest of the Episcopalian Churches in Austin Texas. 3 locations and protests in one day, 2 separate Episcopalian Churches and the last at the Episcopalian Convention at the Austin Convention Center. We talk to both sides and watch non-edited interviews and conversations. Free speech is important. Even if its used to spread the Lord's Word. We should never deem anything as "Hate" Speech.   https://www.emergencyexitpodcast.com/ https://www.facebook.com/emergencyexitpodcast https://www.twitter.com/emexpod  https://emergencyexit.podbean.com/ 

The Westboro Baptist Church (WBC), founded by hatemonger Fred Phelps, is an American church (cult) known for protesting funerals with preposterously homophobic signs and for its use of inflammatory hate speech, especially against LGBT+ people. They also hate Catholics, Jews, Muslims, soldiers, America, and more. They hate almost everyone. The Southern Poverty Law Center has called the WBC, “arguably the most obnoxious and rabid hate group in America.” Find out why they believe what they do, and a little unexpected inspiration, today, on Timesuck! Timesuck is brought to you by My West Coast Buds, the podcast! Take an inside look at cannabis, coffee, comedy, and spirits. Timesuck is also brought to you by American Addiction Centers. AAC is revolutionizing the addiction treatment industry with holistic, evidence-based treatment practices. Need help? Call American Addiction Centers at 888-693-3308 - available 24/7. Your life is worth more than your addiction. Don't wait until it's too late! Merch  - https://badmagicmerch.com/ Want to try out Discord!?! https://discord.gg/tqzH89v Want to join the Cult of the Curious private Facebook Group? Here it is: https://www.facebook.com/groups/cultofthecurious/ For all merch related questions: https://badmagicmerch.com/pages/contact Please rate and subscribe on iTunes and elsewhere and follow the suck on social media!! @timesuckpodcast on IG, @timesuckpodcast on Twitter, and www.facebook.com/timesuckpodcast Wanna be a Space Lizard"? Go here: https://www.patreon.com/timesuckpodcast Sign up through Patreon and for $5 a month you get to listen to the Secret Suck, which will drop Thursdays at Noon, PST. You'll also get 20% off of all regular Timesuck merch PLUS access to exclusive Space Lizard merch. You get to vote on two Monday topics each month via the app. And you get the download link for my new comedy album, Feel the Heat. Check the Patreon posts to find out how to download the new album and take advantage of other benefits. And, thank you for supporting the show by doing your Amazon shopping after clicking on my Amazon link at www.timesuckpodcast.com  

Sat down with my good friend Landon Snow who is also the Senior Leader at Cedar House Church in Baton Rouge. We talk about relationships, communication, politics, social justice and how that all flows from my foundation of being a Christian. There have been some crazy things said ‘in the name of God’ over the centuries and I don’t think today's world is anything different. In the same way we can’t define feminism by the fringe groups that say hate men or shame people who don’t feel the same way they do…we can’t define Christianity by the Westboro Baptist church or people high up in the government. I am thankful for the opportunity to share why I care for and love people so much and how that flows from my love from God. Check out Landon's podcast on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-landon-snow-podcast/id1300306122?mt=2

Dr. Flowers plays a clip from Joe Rogan's podcast of a young lady who left Westboro Baptist, but also abandoned Christianity all together based upon her Calvinistic interpretation of Romans 9.   For more on this topic please visit www.soteriology101.com or to order a copy of Dr. Flowers book with a commentary on Romans 9 please visit: https://soteriology101.wordpress.com/2017/01/23/the-potters-promise-revised-and-expanded/    

The Phelpsnado is back, and this time it brought tortfeasors. In this episode, our host cleanses her soul and podcast notes of all things Westboro Baptist. Sound effects credit: "Horror, Violin Tremolo Cluster, B.wav" by InspectorJ of Freesound.org

Today, we bring you two guests: One is a follow-up interview with former guest of the show on episode 108, Marie. But before that Dave Warnock and Cass Midgley talk with Mark Russell about his book, "God is Disappointed in You." Marie was a hard-core YWAMmer, an extremely devout Christian and her deconversion was long and difficult. It was around 10 years ago and she's still recovering. Her deconversion came about because she started asking why certain things were true. Well, if you keep asking why we do things, you're liable to unearth some social norms that are just not very grounded in logic, but rather tradition, or even fear, or just deeply ingrained social patterns. My talk with Marie is primarily about her and husband's exploration into what she calls Ethical Non-monogamy. also known as Polyamory. She is extremely honest and transparent and cusses like a sailor. This is good talk. But, before Marie, we're going to feature Mark Russell, author of the comedic slightly sardonic book about the Bible titled, God is Disappointed in You. He also writes the comic book series Prez and The Flintstones for DC Comics. I start with a presentation Mark gives at Comicon where he summarizes the entire Bible, alpha to omega, in 15 minutes. He's in front of a live audience and uses a Powerpoint presentation so some of the humor is lost on us, in this audio medium, but it's still a lot of fun. Then Dave Warnock and I interview Mark in Portland, OR via Skype for about 30 minutes. Then we get into Marie's open marriage. My beloved cohost Bob Pondillo was not involved in either of these interviews, but he's back for next week's episode in which we interview Corinna Nicolau, who's kind of the opposite of our typical guest. She was raised completely secular but wondered what she'd missed out on and set out to search for meaning the top 4 world religions. Her experience is expressed in her book,  "A None's Story: Searching for Meaning Inside Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, and Islam." That's next week's episode. I want to talk about compartmentalization and love. Compartmentalization is a subconscious psychological defense mechanism used for the purpose of avoiding cognitive dissonance, or the mental discomfort and anxiety caused by a person having conflicting values, cognitions, emotions, beliefs, etc. I'm going to borrowing some of the thoughts I found in an article called, "The Good, The Bad, The Ugly of a Man’s Ability to Compartmentalize," on a blog called SGM for Single Black Male. But I'm also talking about how people raised in Christianity have some highly developed compartmentalization skills. One of the purposes that religions serve is to help people not think about scary things--to compartmentalize such thoughts. Death being the most daunting thought known to humankind, Christianity creates a narrative that literally enables a person to say, "death, where is your sting?" Everlasting life. Immortality. Done. Christians also have to compartmentalize eternal torture of their fellow humans. Those who concede that they believe in a literal hell have to compartmentalize that entire concept in order to not spend every minute of every day running around warning people. After that's what a good, moral person would do if they were conscious of its reality. This is why hell-fire preachers on the street are good people--they're deceived, but at least they're acting on those deceptions. They are loving you. As our the Westboro Baptist people. They just aren't as good as compartmentalizing as Christians who aren't warning you about Hell. I think it was Penn Jillette who said, "How much do you have to hate someone to believe everlasting life is possible and not tell them that?” Eternal bliss and eternal torment hang in the balance. If compartmentalization requires some mental maneuvering, imagine how much mental contorting is going on in the brain of one of your loved ones who believe in eternal life, know you're going to the bad end of it, and have to sit through lunch with you? It's no wonder that relationships are broken when we deconvert. It's just too much for our believing friends and family to deal with. They may even take your photos down in their house, because just seeing you makes their hearts and minds wince in pain. Okay, now some completely secular thoughts on compartmentalization. The good, the bad, and the ugly. It's a good thing to use for work environments. Say for example, your going through something difficult in your personal life. You would do well to compartmentalize that stuff as you walk into work. It's just not the place for it. If you're a car salesman, you need to be upbeat, positive, energetic in order to sell cars. If you're personal life sucks, you better figure out how to flip that switch. In fact, we all know that if you are unable to gather your composure, in other words, the thing you should be compartmentalizing is just too big for your mind to fit into that compartment, you should just stay at home. The inverse of this is true: if work is stressing you out, you should not take that out on your partner and/or your children or friends. Compartmentalize that shit. It stinks. It kinda comes down to knowing the appropriate time and place for things. Which brings us to some ways in which compartmentalization can be a bad thing. Think back to Shanna's episode, #174. She pointed out that humans have two needs that are often in conflict: the need to be genuine and the need to belong to the tribe. If forced to choose between the two, survivors will always choose the tribe, even if it means sacrificing their authenticity. They're forced to Compartmentalize their true self and put on whatever mask or persona they know will keep their fellow tribespeople accepting them into the tribe. This is where Compartmentalization is utilized to make you into a disingenuous person. If you do this long enough, you can forget who you are. Your true self is miles and years in your rear view mirror and if and when you ever decide to get real, it can feel like a long way back. However, it's really not. It's hard to believe, but you can begin being true, genuine, honest, and authentic at the drop of a hat. What makes it feel difficult or even impossible is when we try to know ourselves by going within--by introspection. I recommend last week's monologue on episode 179 to better understand this paradox. Anyway, the solution to not having to choose b/w authenticity and belonging is find a tribe that accepts you just as you are, so you can have both. In fact, true friends and lovers will know when you're using your car salesman skills on them rather than just letting your down and will likely be hurt by your distrust of their open acceptance. They've created a safe space for you to be true and you're still putting on airs. That's rough. That's painful...for everyone, and can ruin otherwise good, healthy relationships if your Compartmentalization habits are on auto-pilot and you are emotionally unavailable to those really need you, it's going to strain those relationships. Those grooves in your brain can grow deep. Good thing neuroplasticity can change those old habits. Another example of bad compartmentalization is if you're watching TV knowing that you've got a paper due tomorrow (and you're able to enjoy yourself) then you're compartmentalizing. Procrastinating is easy when you can put what you’re supposed to be doing in a box that you don’t have to look at. Without going into it, the ugliest manifestations of toxic compartmentalization are infidelity and sociopathy. You can probably imagine how that happens. In summary, bad Compartmentalization is when it's coming from a place of fear. Good Compartmentalize is coming from love. Love for that couple buying a car, the family waiting for you at home, and the community of friends that love you enough to call you if you bring that car salesman posing into that intimate space. A healthy adult is in control of their life in ways that uses Compartmentalization appropriately when it is to their advantage while still operating in love for their fellow humans. As I've said for years, "be who you is, cause if you is who you ain't, you ain't who you is." because the world desperately needs all of us to be more honest with ourselves and each other. I taped the conversation with Marie back on October 16th, 2017, and we taped the conversation with Mark Russell on November 5th, 2017. We interview people you don’t know, about a subject no one wants to talk about. We hope to encourage people in the process of deconstructing their faith and help curb the loneliness that accompanies it. We think the world is a better place when more people live by sight, not by faith. Please subscribe to our podcast, and leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Also, you can support us monetarily in two easy ways: you can pledge one dollar per episode or more through Patreon; that’s www.patreon.com/eapodcast, or leave a lump-sum donation through PayPal at our website, www.everyonesagnostic.com. The smallest contribution is greatly appreciated. Credits:"Towering Mountain of Ignorance" intro by Hank Green https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3v3S82TuxU Intro bumper "Never Know" by Jack JohnsonThe segue music on this episode is recorded by Sam Maher on a handpan in the NY City subway.   The article on Compartmentalization I reference, "The Good, The Bad, The Ugly of a Man’s Ability to Compartmentalize." The book: "The Ethical Slut The book: "More Than Two" Mark Russell's Twitter (it's great!) is @Manruss ‏ The Book, "God is Disappointed in You"

Hang with me and YouTube star, actress, and debut author Arden Rose (ALMOST ADULTING is out now!) about the sometimes insidious nature of the beauty industry, things we wish we could tell our younger selves, the scourge of tribalism, and more! Arden Rose Show Notes Let’s Learn Japanese (TV show) Dr. Seuss Redwall by Brian Jacques  J.R.R. Tolkien The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis Eragon by Christopher Paolini TED talk with former member of the Westboro Baptist, Megan Phelps-Roper "The Most Hated Family in America," the Westboro Baptist documentaries by Louis Theroux   Myers-Briggs Type Indicator PewDiePie Bossypants by Tina Fey Yes Please by Amy Poehler  

I saw TED Talk recently featuring Megan Phelps-Roper. It was eye opening, heart opening and honest. I shared this on my Facebook page. I found most comments to be encouraging, suggesting that we have to find a better way to understand our differences and embrace those differences to make our world better. One individual embraced the concept and then said, "example in point, anyone who still supports trump and republicans. after everything and despite everything." I Informed her that I am a conservative and support the Republican party and quickly labeled me, accused me of hurting the poor and vulnerable in our communities. I thought to myself, did she even watch the video? The video spoke of opening your mind to differing views and finding ways to work together. To gain a better understanding of others. More importantly to not label people as bad people just because they view things differently. Our political world is s bastion of hate and discourse. It is time to change that. It is time for all of us to find common ground and work together. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Peaches, Tabby and Joe tell eccentric teacher stories. John tells about his science experiment that almost destroyed a school. We learn how physics can cave-in your face, and Westboro Baptist church visits the campus of IUPUI. 

OUT AND OUT TALK IS A weekly Dose ofLGBT Entertainment, News of the Gay, Human Interest Gays,all the Pageant 411, & a heaping serving of Tatiana & Johns Hilarity and SHE-nanigans. PLEASE LISTEN, SHARE, RINSE & REPEAT!!

What if angels were just aliens? What if the pyramids were build by lazers? What if the war on Christmas was a real thing? All these questions and more are answered on this episode, in which Mark David Christenson addresses the theory that ancient alien astronauts came to earth to teach us junk like architecture and then mess around with our DNA. And as a bonus, we get verrrrrrry fiesty about organized religion. Westboro Baptist, sashay away! iqz636ba

John and Myself(Chris) join Jay Dyer(jays analysis.com) and French Correspondent, Andreas for a enlightening discussion regarding; Nice Truck Attack,Strategic Operations, Thales Group, Terror and Sports, Jacques Attali, Coup in Turkey, Moderate Muslims, Race War, Syria, Aleppo, Miles Copeland, Mass Destabilization, Cultural Warfare, Ukraine Gay Parades, J-Pop, K-Pop, Westernization of Japanese Culture, Degenerate Fashion, Freemasonic Architecture, Westboro Baptist, David Cameron on Conspiracy Theorists, Wikileaks, Saddam Hussein, Adam Curtis, Blackmail and Politics, Pedophilia and Politics, Human Trafficking,Alchemy, The Occult, Psychology, Cloning, Genetics, Nuclear Power, Atomism, Mathematics, The Nature of Reality, Mandelbrot Sets, Quasi Crystals, Holographic Model of the Universe, Googles Dreaming AI���hoaxbusterscall.com

Political Rallies. Black Lives Matter. March for Life. Westboro Baptist. If voting is the most popular way that Americans voice their concerns and frustrations, protests may be the second. (Time Magazine even named Ferguson protesters a runner up in its 2014 annual Person of the Year.) Jonathan Brooks, who leads Canaan Community Church on the city’s South Side, has experience organizing around issues of juvenile incarceration, inequitable school funding, and unfair policing practices. He’s also participated in several protests against police brutality after the city released a video showing a police officer shooting teenager Laquan McDonald 16 times last November. On this week’s Quick to Listen, Chicago pastor and community activist Jonathan joins Morgan and Katelyn to talk about protests. What makes a successful protest? Beyond protests, what other types of political actions must happen for social change? How do you define civil disobedience and how should Christians feel about it? We answer these questions, and preview CT’s April cover story on why all Christians should consider civil disobedience.

Stephen Metcalf, Julia Turner, and Dan Kois discuss the film Spotlight, the Philip K. Dick novel-turned-TV show The Man in the High Castle, and a Westboro Baptist woman's Twitter conversion with author Adrian Chen.   The Slate Culture Gabfest is brought to you by Prudential’s 40/40 Vision, a multimedia microsite exploring what life—and the future—looks like to today’s 40-somethings. Hear what inspires real people, the hopes they have for tomorrow, and much more. See yourself in their stories at slate.com/4040vision/family.   And by The Message, an original science fiction podcast from Panoply and GE Podcast Theater. All of Season 1 is available now, so listen and find out why a 70-year-old alien recording seems to be killing people. Search for The Message on iTunes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stephen Metcalf, Julia Turner, and Dan Kois discuss the film Spotlight, the Philip K. Dick novel-turned-TV show The Man in the High Castle, and a Westboro Baptist woman's Twitter conversion with author Adrian Chen.   The Slate Culture Gabfest is brought to you by Prudential’s 40/40 Vision, a multimedia microsite exploring what life—and the future—looks like to today’s 40-somethings. Hear what inspires real people, the hopes they have for tomorrow, and much more. See yourself in their stories at slate.com/4040vision/family.   And by The Message, an original science fiction podcast from Panoply and GE Podcast Theater. All of Season 1 is available now, so listen and find out why a 70-year-old alien recording seems to be killing people. Search for The Message on iTunes.

Our country is changing so fast and our laws are also changing due to the new morals that have developed over the past several decades especially when it comes to sexuality. What am I talking about? Your beliefs as a Bible Believing Christian are being challenged. Your beliefs are being squashed and silenced because of the new moral code in our country. And that new moral code is not coming from an all powerful everlasting and eternal God, but rather from an organization like the LGBT and its supporters. The LGBT is the lesbian gay bisexual and transgender community. The topic of homosexuality is such a firestorm of discussion that we could do a whole show on this, but let me make a clarification here. There is a huge difference between 1) a radical organization like the LGBT 2) people who are gay, and 3) people who struggle with same sex attraction. Now, I am not lumping every single person who says their gay into the LGBT. That’s ridiculous, and as church leaders we need to do a better job of recognizing that. People who say they’re gay are as different as any other community. Lumping all gay people together would be like lumping all Christians into the same Church. I mean can you imagine?! Do you want to be known as members of the Westboro Baptist church? I think not. Today we are talking about the radical side of the gay agenda. And I wanted to do a follow up to my interview last week with Darren Doane and his new film “The Free Speech Apocalypse”. I wanted to speak to one of the unexpected stars in the film. His name is Doug Wilson, he is a pastor and author. And I wanted to get his perspective to what happened on April 13 2012 on the Indiana University campus when he tried to give a lecture on the traditional views of marriage and the family.

feat. David Justice, Atomyc Adonis, Rob Ward and potential Interns TopKnot Alex and Christian the student. Special and weird days on the calendar and how Back to the Future 2 is now the past. Facing your biggest fears and Justice being tough on the interns until he realizes there must be a better way, Westboro Baptist attacks Kentucky Woman Kim Davis, art and sneaking out from your parents house. On the bus with LadyBerri, the news with Atomyc and Justice gets attacked by spare change. #More on GayRadioShow.com

Episode 21 is here, and it's a Bro-down-throw-down! Alaina is missing... where could she be? Chucky-tater-sacks is back, and he ain't fuckin' around. We hear from Bishop Bullwinkle from The Church Of Nothin' But The Truth. Whatever happened to Treat Williams? We talk about music a lot. A LOT. Aaron and Dutch get progressively more intoxicated as the show goes on, which is rad. We find out what the FEMA camps are for. WESTBORO BAPTIST! WE'RE COMING FOR YOU, SUCKAS!! Mike IwannaHitHimWithATruckabee is a dick-farmer. We intro Chuck to the world's greatest rapper, Slim Jesus. We talk about the latest video everyone is so butthurt about. Dutch has a plan to relieve the stress of a certain county clerk. #DICKDOWN The subreddit of the week, the period report... and SOOOOOO MUCH MOOOOOOOORE!!!!!! Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Podkicker, and anywhere podcasts are found. Follow us on twitter @PillowFortRadio

Another B-Side Episode! We talk about The National, Foo Fighters v. Westboro Baptist, Vinyl Pressing plants, Ryan Adams covering Taylor Swift's 1989, our love / hate relationship with NOFX, Q&A from our listeners and MORE!!

Dawkins get's into a dust up, Westboro Baptist loves them some punishment, Mark Driscoll gets no respect, and how to tell the Forest from the Fruits.  Also, more on being Filled with the Fullness of God in this edition of Radical Grace Radio.   Visit Matthew Pancake's Facebook http://www.facebook.com/matthew.pancake Visit Pastor Gary Held's Facebook http://www.facebook.com/garyheld Visit our Website www.RadicalGraceRadio.com    

Justice lays in to Markers the Intern about what he brings to the show and try to figure out what to do with him (Do you think Justice was too much of a dick about it?) Adrien Gemini, Josh Roth and also in studio with Southern Boy/Queen, Corbin on our first show SINCE being retweeted by Fred Pheps Jr of the Westboro Baptist church. The new texting service is up and running and we start getting feedback from live listeners all over the country, we keep getting people roommates for the Drag Race at Sea cruise in December (hit me up for more info or click http://www.alandchuck.travel/trip/?triID=86 ). Reflecting on the life and work of Robin Williams and some of his notable gender bending roles turns into Justice wondering what his funeral/comedic roast/'best of' show would be and quickly turns into way too much self-reflection over things happening in his life that he is trying to improve (Sometimes growing up and realizing things about yourself while the mic is on sucks but hey, at least we're being honest) The burger argument, news, Markers getting sassy and MORE~!

Some people only have a few adventures in their normal week but we're lucky to have so many in our every day lives that we have to pick and choose which ones to talk about on the radio show~!! From mystery theater to Harry Potter brunch and a night with drag queens, bear trivia, 21st birthday parties and meeting cast members from Orange is the New Black, it's a fun time to be alive in Orlando. Jock/Nerd news turns into gay Dungeons & Dragons at the bathhouse of terror as the Westboro Baptist church writes more hateful parodies (while secretly wishing they were rock stars). Featuring Justice, Adrien Gemini, Josh and 1st timer LadyBerri Matthews. This episode sponsored by the Orange Is The New Black party at Brink Nightclub on Saturday, July 26th. Check out BrinkOrlando.com for more info.

Fred Phelps dies - will Westboro Baptist ratchet down the hate? And Phil interviews his new favorite radio personality from London, Justin Brierley, host of the wildly intelligent Unbelievable? Radio Show!

EICC fellow Dr. Scott Masson and Justin Trottier, spokesperson for the Canadian Secular Alliance, discuss the death of the founder of Westboro Baptist Church, and debate the merits of the Secular Charter in Quebec and whether parents should have the choice to vaccinate their children or if the government should mandate the requirements for the good of public health.

EICC fellow Dr. Scott Masson and Justin Trottier, spokesperson for the Canadian Secular Alliance, discuss the death of the founder of Westboro Baptist Church, and debate the merits of the Secular Charter in Quebec and whether parents should have the choice to vaccinate their children or if the government should mandate the requirements for the good of public health.

EICC fellow Dr. Scott Masson and Justin Trottier, spokesperson for the Canadian Secular Alliance, discuss the death of the founder of Westboro Baptist Church, and debate the merits of the Secular Charter in Quebec and whether parents should have the choice to vaccinate their children or if the government should mandate the requirements for the good of public health.

We open the show with a new trend in toilet paper that has Tod up in arms. Later, the Westboro Baptist Church has named Tod’s small town the “City of Destruction” and are planning two days of protests in his … Continue reading →

This week on the show: • Let's Talk About Beer (6:59) • Voicemail Feedback (13:39) • What Animal Could We K.O.? (17:26) • Existential Rock, Paper, Scissors (21:55) • Tattooed Jesus (25:20) • Westboro Baptist's 6 Second Fools (36:15) • Would You Rather…? (47:39) • Trivia (57:00) • How To Go To Bed After Watching […]

This podcast contains an interview with Shirley Phelps-Roper from the Westboro Baptist church, less widely known then than she is nowadays the piece also features gay rights activist Peter Tachell. Also there's an interview with a couple of people about a film called "Islam: What the west needs to know". It's one view on a very contentious subject. Right at the end of this podcast is Part 5 of Essays For The Discordian Occultist. These essays will form the spinal collumn of my book but are, in early form, already published in full on www.disinfo.com The music on this podcast is from Zero Friends Recordings. My twitter is here: Twitter.com/nickmargerrison Nick Margerrison

A ground breaking show with the announcement that Catholic Pope Francis I is 'okay' with the gays and even more so that we have his Holiness on the show for a chat~!! Captain Planet and the Planeteers and the President of Zimbabwe, Russian law and the Sochi Olympics, National Cheese Sacrifice Day, moving to a new studio and more love to the Satanic Church for tea bagging the grave of the relatives of Westboro Baptist. PLUS, we try to define what makes someone a player and Justice defends his existence against self-proclaimed 'player hater' Jamez the Quiet/Freaky Intern. Ebony & Ivory, Stephen and Muzzy are back along with new Danish friend, Shwa. Follow us on Twitter @GayRadioShow

With special guests, Sasha Blake, Adrien Gemini and Tiara Latrice Wells Teal along with Justice and Jamez the Quiet/Freaky Intern We dedicate an entire segment to our friends at the Westboro Baptist church, hit the news and MORE!

J4 episodes are when Justice, Jinx, Justin Wild and Jamez the Quiet/Freaky Intern are in the studio. From gay beaches to most recognizable gay celebs and public figures in society we bring the 4 horsemen together for an episode of insight, hilarity and flat out making fun of each other. Westboro Baptist versus 5 year old girls and lemonade, bad Polish accents, news and more!! PLUS, the dynamic of running into your ex and the stress and drama of relationships as well as Justice's disclosure of how (NOT) to cheat on your boyfriend and the problems that people's perceptions can cause... *The moral of the story is love no one and just save your money for escorts*

In honor of 'National Read Me Day,' the show wraps up with everyone putting on their glasses and reading each other in the grand gay ol' style of Drag Race and Paris is Burning (an old school reference for you, kids) Before we get there, though, we start thinking ahead to the radio show's 4 year anniversary in May, gearing up for the AIDS Walk and how we can raise money for our team, hear about Atomyc's new 'husband' and try to keep Qween Amore from being killed from Westboro Baptist church. Vive la France de Homosexual, The Orlando Gay Games bid and why it can't be hosted in South Korea or Africa, and recapping the White Party at Parliament House and getting an interview with Alaska Thunderfuck and Jinkx Monsoon from Season 5 of Rupaul's Drag Race: Click http://thehomohappyhour.podomatic.com/entry/2013-04-20T05_07_30-07_00 OR http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZOn1gyGAPM&feature=share&list=PLZP43b1wyZE-YgyhI3ts8C1F_jVIiIDsx All that are more with Justice, Atomyc, Chris Blu, and Jamez the Quiet/Freaky Intern!! ***Go to www.AIDSwalkOrlando.org to join our team, 1OutloudOrlando, donate money and walk with us***Dear Businesses and people: donate to our team so we can show you some love on the air and give you a little promotion***

Justice, Atomyc, Xtopher Blu and Jamez the Quiet/Freaky Intern are in the studio as we start off figuring out our celebrity lookalikes and who people think we look like. Atomyc finds a Jamaican quarter and Justice recaps his first real 'altercation' at one of the clubs (Do Good Life, Justice). A surprise visit from an old friend, James Jacob Pierri from AusetGypsy.com comes at the right time as Atomyc mentions a new relationship and gets a tarot card reading to see what the universe has to say about it. Justice regrets asking if he can pull a card for himself because he got the Devil card and after that he spends the rest of the show freaking out and being paranoid. NIKE is looking for gay athletes, New Zealand loves gay marriage, deciding if we want to piss off Westboro Baptist and MORE~!! PODCAST UNCENSORED EXCLUSIVE SEGMENT: We look into an advertisement card that was put on Justice's car and learn what the WoodShed is as we discuss bondage, impact play, knife play, controlled burnings and having your balls nailed to a board while wrapped in plastic hanging upside down on a cross as daddy bears kick the shit out of you (Whew, that was a lot) Plus, Justice pulls another card and thinks ahead to his White Party Interview with the Rupaul's Drag Race girls and our annual uncensored show.

Get the scoop from the past week as TJ talks about the box office report and wonders why on earth you all are going out to the theater to see an awful film such as ‘Evil Dead', Hans Zimmer talking about the ‘Man of Steel' score, J. August Richard, formerly Charles Gun of ‘Angel' joining the ‘S.H.I.E.L.D.' cast, an ‘Iron Man 3' clip in which Tony Stark is not afraid, Westboro Baptist picketing Ebert's funeral and how much that disgusts him, and what if ‘Stargate Atlantis' had continued on to a sixth season? Then there's a new TV spot for ‘Man of Steel', TJ's review of ‘The Host' and ‘G.I. Joe: Retaliation', the politics in the Mario universe, a trailer for Jonny Depp's ‘The Lone Ranger', a new trailer for ‘Now You See Me', take a quiz on wither photos are CG or real, and what you might like to see in theaters this weekend.

7 AM - Bieber was 2 hours late for one of his concerts; New Jimi Hendrix tune; Sequester stuff; 30 second movie review; Lauren Drain, formerly of the Westboro Baptist Church, talked about her book "Banished: Surviving My Years in the Westboro Baptist Church".

The StoryMen flounder as they try to find a theme for this episode. They settle on Megan Phelps leaving Westboro Baptist, the Pope leaving the Papacy, and end up on fasting.

From our family to Yours: We celebrate the last episode of 2012 and get in the Christmas spirit during our December 18th broadcast. We recap all of the things that have going on for the holiday season including Broadway Christmas, Very Beary Christmas and lots more before exchanging gifts on the air (but only after we do Merry Karaoke in the elf modulator microphone.) Special guest, Drew Sizemore, is with Justice, Atomyc and Jamez the intern as we talk about double dating, the KKK versus Westboro Baptist, goo news and MORE~!! Thanks for a great year and good luck to you and yours! PS-someone is naked in the studio the entire time....can you guess who ?

*Stimulating political talk* Ceasefire reached in Israel Palestine, Joe Scarborough "apologizes" to Nate Silver, Mitt Romney's top adviser is dense, Stuart Varney: Pity the rich! Russell Brand interviews Westboro Baptist church, Michigan Repubs slash child tax credits - propose fetus credit, Conservatives talk about science = funny as hell, OBGYN's want the pill to be over the counter, HuffPosts list of 8 'really big assholes', US government spies on French President, Ecstacy treats PTSD effectively, Chinese Government arrests citizen for a joke on twitter, cannibal cop is scary, NCAA division III player scores 138 pts & more!

Bullies in Today's World and Those Who Bullied Jesus

Brain Darling from the Heritage Foundation joins Mark to break down Obamas debt ceiling Press Conference. Plus find out who whacky Westboro Baptist church is protesting this time! And will Timothy Gitner get his way? All this and more. Don't miss the Mark Larson Show!

Nate Phelps made a daring escape from his father, Fred Phelps and Westboro Baptist Church on his 18th birthday. Now, he is Executive Director of Center For Inquiry in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. In this episode he shares how he made that journey, and what is ahead for Nate Phelps. Center For Inquiry Nate Phelps Westboro … Continue reading Freedom From Westboro Baptist – Nate Phelps – Episode 29

The Supreme Court recognizes Westboro right to Protest at funerals, and other locations. While offensive, is this really a opening of the rights of religious groups to protest. Pagans Tonight is the World's leading nightly Pagan show bringing you news, information, entertainment and ideas from across the world, physically, virtually, and spiritually. The show is a ensemble show led by Ed Hubbard & Traci Wood, with regulars Don Lewis, Maryann, Zaracon Terry Powers, Liz Hamilton, Mark Mandrake, Shauna Aura and the Amazing Rainbow. Guests and Regular listeners call in to comment and share ideas and experiences at 1-347-308-8222. Join us every night @ 9pm CST.

On This edition of Radical Grace Radio, we Talk to Tyrel Bramwell about his new Book, the Gift and the Defender.  As a gift to our Listeners, Tyrel has set up a coupon for 50 percent off of any eBook version of the book, which would include text versions, the Kindel version, the Nook version...  pretty much any version you could imagine.  We also read some of the responses we're getting about a question I posted on facebook and Christianity.com.  "What are the minimum conditions a person must meet in order to be saved?"  We also Talk about a former Military Man who has been arrested for stalking members of Westboro Baptist Church.  Ryan Newell lost his legs in Afghanistan to an IED, and members of Westboro Baptist now plan to picket the Elizabeth Edwards funeral, as well as the police station that Newell was set free from last week.

Fred Phelps feels the wrath of nerds.

Golden Girls, Westboro Baptist, Cookies, Meat Guy, Sales, Listener Intros, Pictures, Happy BDay, Ball Talk, MLB Perfect Game, North Korea, Listener Call, Belvedere, Entertainment News, Blanche, Penises, Trampolines

Hey all you Modern Witches! Here is Episode 3! We start off examining the Westboro Baptist church and talk about what we can do as witches to fight against hate! Later in the hour I interview Singer/Songwriter Kelliana! We have a GREAT show with lots of music! Westboro Baptist Church www.godhatestheworld.com www.godhatesfags.com -To nicer links www.Kellianna.com www.DevinHunter.net modernwitch.podbean.com www.themysticdream.com Have a great week! Next episode we have Heather Killen the festival organizer for the Earth Warriors Festival and Kenny Klein stops by to share some music and to talk about his new book: Through the Faerie Glass. I am interviewing Christopher Penczak on April 27. If you have any questions you would like to ask e-mail them to modernwitchpodcast@gmail.com

Hey all you Modern Witches!Here is Episode 3! We start off examining the Westboro Baptist church and talk about what we can do as witches to fight against hate! Later in the hour I interview Singer/Songwriter Kelliana! We have a GREAT show with lots of music!Westboro Baptist Churchwww.godhatestheworld.comwww.godhatesfags.com-To nicer linkswww.Kellianna.comwww.DevinHunter.netmodernwitch.podbean.comwww.themysticdream.comHave a great week! Next episode we have Heather Killen the festival organizer for the Earth Warriors Festival and Kenny Klein stops by to share some music and to talk about his new book: Through the Faerie Glass.I am interviewing Christopher Penczak on April 27. If you have any questions you would like to ask e-mail them to modernwitchpodcast@gmail.com