In this weeks episode, Daniel Dennett was awesome and STAYED awesome, a new anti-vaxxer supplement can vaccinate you against vaccination, and the Bible will thy and thou at us some more.

In this weeks episode, a school district in Wisconsin won't hire dogs or the Irish for superintendent, rapture enthusiasts suffer the financial consequences of the times not ending, and well learn why CS is only one letter away from BS.

On this weeks episode: Indiana rules we have to triple stamp theocracy's double stamp ... Tennessee lawmakers make sure that vaccine-infused lettuce romaines illegal ... And culture warriors will get ticked off by some Easter buns.

In this weeks episode, well present some gently used headlines, well relive the glory days of last weekend, and well learn that recording audio for skeptics is way harder than it is for the other team.

In this weeks episode, the Supreme Court of Louisiana rules that the Catholic Church was on base, Ted Cruz continues being hated by everyone ever, and Don Ford continues doing the exact opposite.

In this weeks episode, Christians will pray away your digital privacy, Fox News advertises the smooth, dulcet tones of Marky Mark oratory, and CS Lewis will convince me his god exists to the same extent he convinced me Aslan the Lion did.

In this weeks episode, Christian movies give themselves a participation trophy, students in Manchester are given the choice to be anti-choice, and Marsh will finally get around to talking shit about the French.

In this weeks episode, the Pope drops the mic on trans children, Hinduism and Islam have a very serious dispute about lion nomenclature, and well learn that Christians have a pretty ordinary set of skills.

In this weeks episode, well dust off some old headlines for you while were in Florida, Ben Shapiro will make sure theres plenty of dust, and Don Ford will join us in not being here this week.

In this weeks episode, Alabama is coming for your jerk socks...I mean neglected children, a Christian Right television host realizes he needs to reel it in WAY too late, and Christianity will get more and more mere by the page.