Can’t get enough of Dan the Demented? Well, you’re in luck! He’s now a regular on Apologia. Come on over and hear a civilized discussion between Christians and Atheists about the vital issues of Christian history, ethics, philosophy, secularism, and just about anything else we can think of talking about. Head on over to http://www.drzach.net/apologia.htm and check it out!
Here we are, at long last, season two is LIVE!!!!!
It’s an interview with the host of Polyamory Weekly, Cunning Minx, about the phenomenon and philosophy and practicality of fluid relationships and ethical non-monogamy. It’s racy, it’s funny, and it’s only a little less interesting than an asteroid strike! Tune in, and join us for the rest of Season Two, too!
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Recording for the new season continues apace. Earlier this week Deviant Deb and myself got together with skeptical rapper Greydon Square. As someone who has an undying antipathy for rap, I gotta tell you, this guy is GOOD. He’s also articulate and clever and has a fabulous sense of humor. This is one you won’t want to miss. Check out his website linked to his name, and watch this space in mid to late august for his episode.
Last week, we had the rising dauphin of the macabre, the god of the godless universe of the Amazon Bestseller Ancestor (podiobook link), the author of technothriller science fiction horror/thriller Earthcore (podiobook link), the pioneer of the podcast novel, the sick mind behind the high-adrenaline disease thriller Infection (a.k.a. Infested), the fanatic behind The Rookie, and the man who bares all about his new hometown in his upcoming cannibalistic science fiction thriller Nocturnal, Scott Sigler.
We had Scott into the studio and plied him with scotch until he gave up his secrets for guerilla marketing, bootstrapping a writing career in a time of failing business models, his own tussles with Amazon.com, how skepticism influences his artistic ethics and writing style, and the latest information on the Infection/Infested movie and the continued campaign to Save Perry’s Balls!
Scott will kick off our new season in August - watch this space for more!
Just a quick update on the production of the coming season: Last week we recorded the interview with John McCarthy about the Sustainibility of Human Progress, and we’ll be recording the other parts of the episode and editing it sometime this week. The interview wasn’t as lively as I was hoping, mostly due to me misplacing my notes when loading the car and being scatterbrained in the unseasonably warm high-90s heat (yes, I know it’s summer. It’s also California, so I have an excuse for being wimpy in the heat).
Even so, Dr. McCarthy is very professional and gave a great interview in spite of having a largely mentally stumbling interviewer. Many thanks to him, and we’ll be bringing you the new episodes soon!
Dan the Demented flies solo interviewing Richard Carrier about his book Sense and Goodness Without God, his approach to worldview issues, and his take on ethics and epistemology.
Another one of our deeply inane promos - redistribute promiscuously!
The first of several promos that you are all (hint!) welcome and encouraged to put on your podcast and rss feeds to promote the Reprobates.
Dr. Zachary Moore joins us to discuss molecular biology, evolution, disease, and the ins and outs of genetic engineering and hereditary mutations. Heraflea also joins us for the Reprobates’ News.
