Martin brings the boys back into the arena of philosophy and the intriguing person of French philosopher and writer Albert Camus and his reactionary philosophy of absurdism. It gives Martin the warm fuzzies. 
The guys have to decide between Doors 1, 2 or 3 and there is plenty of debate all around.

Martin brings the boys back into the arena of philosophy and the intriguing person of French philosopher and writer Albert Camus and his reactionary philosophy of absurdism. It gives Martin the warm fuzzies. The guys have to decide between Doors 1, 2 or 3 and there is plenty of debate all around.

Martin brings the boys back into the arena of philosophy and the intriguing person of French philosopher and writer Albert Camus and his reactionary philosophy of absurdism. It gives Martin the warm fuzzies.&nbsp;
The guys have to decide between Doors 1, 2 or 3 and there is plenty of debate all around.

Episode 240 - The Absurdly Interesting Albert Camus

A pointless discussion of eternal questions, with Martin, Robert, Francis, Cajun Brother Andre, and Marcus Aurelius. Join us as we tackle everything from English history to comic books. More on www.snakesandotters.com.

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Episode 240 - The Absurdly Interesting Albert Camus

Episode 240 - The Absurdly Interesting Albert Camus