I talk to Cheryl Siedband about why she ditched Jesus to worship the Goddess. Also discussed: face masks; head shaving; Don Bluth.

I talk to Blake Collier about how he came to realize that all history is revisionist history. Also discussed: Salt-n-Pepa; Extra Credits; why is every ‘80s romance film so violent?

I talk to Brad Williams about why he quit Team Chevy to get himself a Ford. Also discussed: the Obama-era bailouts; Back to the Future; my newfound love of Mazdas.

I talk to activist Albany Rose about why she's a pro-life atheist. Also discussed: her abortion, The Secret, and her father who may or may not be the reincarnation of Jesus's brother.

I talk to Dr. Christian Tiews about why, despite multiple geology degrees and decades as an agnostic, he's now a young-earth creationist. Also discussed: horseshoe crabs, Buddhist young-earthers, growing up in Munich.

I talk to Luke Hansen, a former Republican who now believes all government is illegitimate. Also discussed: roofing; the Portuguese war on drugs; T.S. Eliot.

I talk to Cap Stewart about why he's stopped worrying about how Hollywood could be a thorn in his side and started worrying about how he can be a thorn in Hollywood's side. Also discussed: Monty Python; Star Trek; are leftist sexual ethics actual neoliberal?

I talk to Calvin Moore about why he left evangelicalism behind. Also discussed: Francis Schaeffer, Mark Driscoll, being a black man in white spaces.

I talk to Tom Darrow, who used to think Christmas was an attempt by Christians to co-opt pagan solstice celebrations, but changed his mind after some serious research. Also discussed: Descent, the murderous pirate Hans Sprungfeld, and why depressed people are bad at making sandwiches.

I talk to comics writer Benito Cereno about how he learned to stop worrying and love jolly old St. Nick. Also: Is "Santa" an anagram for "Satan"? Why is religious Christmas music so much better than the secular stuff? And who would win in a fight between Michael Eisner and Victor Hugo?