In this episode we have a chat with the Invisible Pink Unicorn herself, Serah Eley. On August 21, 2015, Steve Eley announced he was becoming a woman on the writers blog space medium.com. Since then, Steve has been known as Serah Eley. Serah is an American speculative fiction author and former podcaster. She edited and produced Escape Pod, a science fiction podcast, and produced Pseudopod, a horror podcast, and PodCastle, a fantasy fiction podcast that debuted on April 1, 2008. In 1994–95 Eley was one of a group of students who produced a manifesto about the Invisible Pink Unicorn on alt.atheism.

In this episode we talk to the brilliant Dr. Bruce Damer. Dr. Damer is an associate researcher in the Department of Biomolecular Engineering, University of California at Santa Cruz where he collaborated with Prof. David Deamer to develop the Coupled Phases model for the origin of life. From 1999 to 2009 Dr. Damer's company, DigitalSpace Corporation, was awarded contracts by NASA to build an open source 3D modeling platform for the simulation and design of space missions. He has recently completed a 30-year effort to design a concept spacecraft capable of harvesting resources from asteroids. In the late 1990s, Dr. Damer met the American philosopher and storyteller Terence McKenna and formed a collaboration investigating the connection between computer virtual worlds and the inner worlds experienced through alternative states of consciousness. Dr. Damer's design portfolio ranges from early software user interfaces, avatar virtual world for learning and events, spacecraft concepts, and chemical models for the origin of life.

In this episode we attend a Furry convention in Portland Oregon and have a fun discussion with Dr. Samuel Conway (AKA Uncle Kage). Dr. Conway is an American researcher in the pharmaceutical, biomedical and agrochemical fields of organic chemistry and the chairman and chief organizer of Anthrocon, the largest furry convention in the world.

In this episode we speak with Partha Sarathy, founder of the Los Angeles chapter of the Dinkan religion. Dinkan is a fictional anthropomorphic superhero mouse who appear in an eponymous Malayalam comic story series in children's magazine Balamangalam. Dinkoism has emerged as a parody religion on social networks organized by independent social welfare groups in Kerala, India. This religion celebrates Dinkan as their God in an attempt to bring awareness of the fallacies and practices of traditional religions.

In this episode we drive to Lincoln City Oregon and audition for Survivor. Go ahead and listen if you're into that kind of shit.

In this episode we have a conversation with one of Brad's favorite authors, Dr. Noah Charney. Dr. Charney is an Art Historian, Novelist and founder of the Association for Research into Crimes against Art.

In this episode we have a chat with Richard Hatch, winner of Survivor season one, and participant in numerous other reality TV shows. Richard's life experience is unique and his perspective on the nature of our existence is rooted in authenticity. Listen and ask yourself, "What s a villain?"

In this episode we have a conversation with Michael W. Dean, freedom-feen and self described anarcho-capitalist, he is also a film maker and radio host. We talk about his rebellious childhood, his upbringing and eventual path to becoming a libertarian self-help author.

In this, the 50th episode of the Evil Twin Podcast, we reboot things a bit. With a new intro, new logo, fresh merch store and new approach we are ready to begin the next phase in this adventure. Stick with us while we take on new adventures and interview guests we never thought would give us the time of day.

Skeptical, even of skepticism, The Evil Twin Podcast takes on a variety of topics from very unexpected angles. In this podcast you get to ride shotgun while twin brothers Brad and Thad explore the strange underbelly of "belief" in American culture and what it means to identify with those beliefs.