Alonzo Bodden visited Lobell House Productions studio (Danny’s upstairs room) this week to discuss Sun Tzu and The Art of War. Alonzo used to build weapons so there was a lot to speak about. Danny and Alonzo also discuss Jazz, the South, Motorbiking and being alone. Ethics in killing and how to break up with your girlfriend were discussed as well. If for no other reason this episode is a must listen because Danny and Alonzo at one point in the discussion do an impression of Sun Tzu if he was on the cast of Happy Days. Why? You will have to listen to find that out. Enjoy!

Danny re-connects with Matty Goldberg, his comedy brother and former roommate. Danny and Matty started out in comedy within a year of each other at the same place and have since maintained a long and rich friendship full of may adventures and great stories. Some of those stories have been immortalized in Matty’s new book “Brain Humor” a book which deals heavily in questions of mortality itself. Danny and Matty discuss a time in his life when he was diagnosed with a brain tumor and how he dealt with his fears of death and how its changed his view on life. They refer toEpicurus to guide their talk.

On this weeks show Danny is joined by writer/producer Eric Kaplan (Futurama, The Big Bang Theory) to discuss one of Plato's toughest dialouges the Parmenides. Turns out both Parmenides the ancient pre-Secratic philosopher and Kaplan the Lobellian age philosopher both have some interesting ideas about "The One".

Make sure to pick up Kaplan's book when it comes out "Does Santa exist: A philosophical investigation" from Dutton books.

It's a good one folks! Enjoy!

This week on the show is talk show host and comic Emery Emery (Ardent Atheist, Skeptically yours). Danny and Emery talk God, Religion, Homeless handshakes and Thomas Aquinas. Take a listen its a good one folks!

This week Austrailian comedian Brendon Burns guests on the show and learns about fellow Aussie Philosopher J. L. Mackie. Danny and Brendon discuss everything from what is Ethical to wheather or not Hassidic Jews can eat Pakistani honey mangos (which sound delicious the way Brendon describes them). Please visit http://www.unicefusa.org after listening to the show and give some money to the good people of the Philippines who really need our help. Thanks and enjoy!

Hear how it all began and enjoy talks with Janeane Garofalo on Tom Regan, Wayne Federman on Neitzsche , Zach Sherwin on Martin Heidegger, Ari Shaffir on Immanuel Kant, Yakov Smirnoff on Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Dwayne Perkins on Epictetus, Rick Shapiro on Mencius, Matt Kirshon on George Barklay, Rick Overton, Katy Olson on Aldous Huxley, Fred Stoller on Maria Bamford on Jean-Paul Sartre.