We talk with Tall Penguin, a former Jehovah's Witness, about all things JW. Topics include odd sexual doctrines, weird stuff about blood transfusions, shunning, and Tall Penguin's personal encounter with a JW "disciplinary council."

We cover the rest of the field in the Religion and Inspiration category of the PodCastAwards competition, and reveal some shocking news about the future of Atheist News Network.

The Catholic Church, beacon of truth, hope, and morality throughout the world, is caught with its pants down (literally) in Ireland. Also, Glenn Beck says stupid things.

We were recently nominated for the Religion and Inspiration category of the PodCastAwards, so in this podcast we decide to listen to and review the other podcasts in the category. We are still recuperating.

As a follow-up to our last ANN, we find the Catholic Church behaving much the same as the American Legion in Minnesota. We also cover Carrie Prejean, former Miss America runner-up and shining example of conservative family values everywhere.

Due to multiple requests to cover the insanity of the Jehovah's Witnesses, we devote over an hour to discussing this odd Adventist/Millerite offshoot. The JWs claim, despite setting multiple end-time dates that proved to be wrong, that they are the only beacon of Jehovah left on the earth. Could they be right? I think we can all make a prediction of our own here.

Herein we discuss the recent passage of pro-gay rights legislation right here in Salt Lake City, Mormon Headquarters, with the endorsement of the Mormon Church itself. Also, we cover the actions of a group of small-minded Christian veterans who were pissed off that they were prevented from violating the 1st Amendment to our Constitution by a high school principal.

In this episode, we go over a listener's email and then launch into a number of crazy stories found in the Bible, which is supposedly the dictated words of the Almighty Ruler of the Universe himself.

After a long, Satan-worshipping absence, we're back with stories about the idiot Vatican's views on Halloween, some idiot Christian's views on Halloween, and our very own idiot Senator Orrin Hatch's measure to include prayer as a form of medical treatment in his health reform bill.

In honor of Halloween, we tackle some popular ghost stories. First up is "A Haunting in Georgia," a tale about a little girl who sees dead people, the Oxford-trained parapsychologist who fails to help them, the two psychics who fail to help them, and a fat preacher who fails to help them. Yeah, after all that, they're still haunted. Maybe all they really need is a good counselor.