In this episode we invite Jenn and Sean from In One Day Radio and Mark from The Mark and Toddcast to our studio for a genuine séance. We get to know the crew then dive into the Ouija board for a conversation with an interesting set of "spirits." Then Thad invites Ani Avedissian, an energy healer to "spiritually" cleanse the studio.

In this episode we recover from our Mormonism series by smoking some J's and having a conversation with Rev. Ivan Stang, co-founder and sacred scribe of the Church of the SubGenius. He enlightens us on the teachings of "Bob" Dobbs and the formation of the church, we talk about his radio show "The Hour of Slack", and discuss how Rev. Stang cultivates "Slack" in his own life.

In this episode we talk Mormon church history Bryce Blankenagel from the Naked Mormonism podcast. We discuss Bryce's background, his podcast, Joesph Smith's criminal history, the variations in the first vision story, the Book of Mormon and Brigham Young. This episode marks the end of our series on Mormonism but stay tuned because this is one of those topics that we will continue to follow.

In this episode Thad grills Brad about his Mormon mission. Then we have a nice conversation with fellow ex-mormon and the director of the film An Honest Liar, Tyler Measom about Mormonism, missions, life after belief and his amazing films.

In this episode we talk to the legendary Mike Norton, aka Newnamenoah on YouTube. We discuss his background in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, aka the Mormons outside of Utah. We hear first-hand stories about his adventures video recording the secret ceremonies inside several temples. Yes we are ready for semantic arguments between the words "secret" and "sacred" so don't go there.

In this episode Brad "comes out" as an Ex-Mormon. After almost 20 years of secrecy about his Mormon past he opens up and shares his story of joining the LDS church, serving a 2 year mission, and his disaffection. Then we interview the founder of the Ex-Mormon Foundation, Richard Packham and discuss Mormonism 101, temples, missions, all things Mormon and get his prediction for the upcoming General Conference.

In this episode we discuss the idea of Post Traumatic Church Syndrome with the author of a book by that name, Reba Riley. We learn all about Reba's childhood religion, why she left, what she discovered in her project to visit 30 different churches before she turned 30, and how she got through the whole thing while suffering from chronic illness.

In this episode we talk about the 1972 Academy Award winning documentary Marjoe with director Sarah Kernochan. Marjoe was a brilliant piece for it's time, exposing the life of a precocious child preacher with extraordinary talents, who was immensely popular in the American South.

In this episode we discuss "success" with David M. Howitt, CEO, thought leader, mentor, author, and public speaker. Check out his book, "Heed Your Call; Integrating Myth, Science, Spirituality and Business" his company The Meriwether Group and his amazing TEDx Talk.

In this episode we have a brief discussion about the religious tax exemption, the we call Mark Oppenheimer, writer for The New York Times Magazine, The Believer, Salon, Slate, Mother Jones, The Nation, and fellow podcaster. Mark takes us to school on how we got into this situation in the first place and explains his views on taxes for all non-profits not just religious organizations.