Persons of Interest

Ben and Kendall discuss their preferred ways for their Fourth Amendment rights to be violated.

An essential primer on Pink Floyd; Roger Waters; and the album, film, and current concert tour: The Wall. Kendall takes Ben and our listeners on his personal musical odyssey which began for him in the early eighties and culminated in attending one show in the most spectacular concert tour in decades. Includes a review and critique of Roger Waters current production, the Wall Live!

Continuing the conversation about the Creativity World Forum, Kendall and Ben discuss innovation in the energy sector. Some innovation has the potential to helps us conserve energy and save individual consumers some money on their individual energy bills. Other innovations allow a few fat cat executives to make a quick buck while creating long term problems for our nation's water supply, screwing farmers and the rural poor, and potentially sending the rest of us to our doom aboard a floating chunk of magma on the sea of molten lava which is the earth's fiery core.

Kendall attended the Creativity World Forum and discusses with Ben some of his take aways related to innovation in education, commerce and the arts.

Ben discusses his recent personal interactions with two Tennessee MUFON investigators. He and Kendall then connect the UFO phenomenon to a surprisingly large number of other subjects.

Kendall and Ben return to the previous week's show about the modern so-called Apostolic movement--answering a listener's email and fair criticism that they were perhaps too easy on contemporary manifestations of Apostilic ministry and uses of the term Apostle.

Ben gets back from the Voice of the Apostles conference in Baltimore. He and Kendall discuss the modern Apostolic movement, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and the mystical body of Christ.

Ben fills Kendall in on his recent trip to Alabama with a side trip into Appalachia with the deliberate purpose to hang out with old school Pentecostal snake handlers. They draw observations useful for the modern day spiritual thrill seeker intent on experiencing the supernatural.

Ben and Kendall try to tackle what is by many considered the most difficult theological issue facing Christians today. Will they escape being branded heretics? Unlikely.

Kendall drags Ben into his conspiracy theories about Christine O'Donnell's candidacy and wider plots involving the Democrats, the Tea Party, and Sarah Palin.