"This One Time..." is a show of stories that, like our lives, have no purpose -- but DO have an end. This is episode 3 from Bill Baxter, who muses on the subject of death.

(If you have children with you and you would like them to remain illusioned about death for now, you may not want to have them listen to this episode. Similarly, if you are feeling depressed, you may want to sit this one out. Or listen to it multiple times if it makes you feel better. It's up to you.)

The Greek chorus of Sisyphus fan fiction writers chimes in with an episode written and read by Paul Obarowski.

This futuristic Sisyphist takes us into the expanses of outer space, and the cramped interiors of the machines that allow humans to live there.

This Week In Nihilism: your source for none of the news that matters.

This week, our team covers the inauguration of the 45th U.S. president, the newly appointed cabinet members and heads of departments, and the oldly elected Congress, and as always, nihilism in popular culture, the weather, and the Nietzsche quote of the week.

The Advyss is a call-in program with radio personality and advice guru Darlene Dobbs.

When you stare into the Advyss, the Advyss stares back into you.

Today your Advysor answers questions about making Valentine's Day special.

This Week In Nihilism: your source for none of the news that matters.

This week, our team covers the outcome of the U.S. presidential election, "holiday season" events, and as always, nihilism in popular culture, the weather, and the Nietzsche quote of the week.

It's a Nihilist Family Christmas special!

Nestled beneath the outline of snow-capped mountains sits the all-American town of Lutzen. The honest folk there are going about their business, getting in their cars and driving home, having fully exchanged their short day for money paper. The children, having finished assembling their rotund snowpeople, disperse and return to their quaint suburban homes. It’s a good town, if such a thing is possible.

And at the end of Shaw St, halfway around the cul-de-sac, lives our own Nihilist Family.

A Nihilist Family Christmas is presented for your enjoyment by Cookie Pie Cakes.

The Greek chorus of Sisyphus fan fiction writers chimes in with an episode pianoed by Paul Obarowski.

Welcome to Cynthia Friend's stunning hellscape of a yard, explored as always by "At Home With Nothing" host Jon Hobart. Find out how she does it in this episode!

To get the same results on your property, try reading Friend's recently released book "The Surrender Garden: For Dust We Are and To Dust We Shall Return," now available in hardcover, paperback and audiobook editions!

This episode of The Reckoning Radio Hour features an interview with Jonathan Edwards, who's on the show to talk with Hades, our host, discussing his most famous sermon from the brief, fleeting time he was alive, titled "Sinners In the Hands of an Angry God."

This week's musical guests are The Dirt Naps, performing their song "Wars to be Won."

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Our pledge drive interrupts a riveting live performance of 30 Minutes of Quiet Weeping by Jean-Paul Beaumont.