The Westboro Baptist Church comes to Denver and Rich goes out to cover one of their protests.  

Rich buys an Ipad.  Rob makes fun of him for it.

The National Day of Prayer is declared unconstitutional by a United States district court judge.

A man gets a victory in his lawsuit to stop the State of California from forcing parolees from attending religious twelve-step programs.

Music is gone from the radio in Mogadishu, so radio stations replace it with teh sounds of gunfire, frogs, birds, and donkeys.

Surgical staff religious political correctness in the UK.

Your emails.

And more.

High Speed Version of Episode 132.

Rich buys an Ipad.  Rob makes fun of him for it.

The National Day of Prayer is declared unconstitutional by a United States district court judge.

A man gets a victory in his lawsuit to stop the State of California from forcing parolees from attending religious twelve-step programs.

Music is gone from the radio in Mogadishu, so radio stations replace it with teh sounds of gunfire, frogs, birds, and donkeys.

Surgical staff religious political correctness in the UK.

Your emails.

And more.

Flynn joins a rejuvinated Rich, fresh back from vacation.

Rich tells an ironic anecdote from Down Under.

A Vatican exorcist provides a new and unique explanation for the recent child abuse scandal facing the Roman Catholic Church.

More news on the alleged plot to murder Lars Vilks.

The U.S. Government thinks it is better to spend money repairing mosques in Africa than spending money to get clean drinking water to members of the same community.  Really.  Not a joke.  They really did this.  And admitted to doing it.  Proudly.  Really.

The US EEOC thinks that Christians who want to take Sunday off should have that right, even if it means that all other employees have to work on Sundays.

Government office foot washing in Louisiana.

Police in Australia shut down a horrid Easter pageant.

And some emails.

High Speed Version of Episode 131.

Flynn joins a rejuvinated Rich, fresh back from vacation.

Rich tells an ironic anecdote from Down Under.

A Vatican exorcist provides a new and unique explanation for the recent child abuse scandal facing the Roman Catholic Church.

More news on the alleged plot to murder Lars Vilks.

The U.S. Government thinks it is better to spend money repairing mosques in Africa than spending money to get clean drinking water to members of the same community.  Really.  Not a joke.  They really did this.  And admitted to doing it.  Proudly.  Really.

The US EEOC thinks that Christians who want to take Sunday off should have that right, even if it means that all other employees have to work on Sundays.

Government office foot washing in Louisiana.

Police in Australia shut down a horrid Easter pageant.

And some emails.