The Staseos Podcast

This week Carmen chats with philosophy phenom Dr. Liz Jackson about Peter Atterton's startlingly lame article in the New York Times. Liz covers the problem of evil, omnisubjectivity, Blaise Pascal, and more. Listen here or wherever podcasts are found.

In this episode, former Methodist Carmen Schober covers the United Methodist Church vote on Christian sexual ethics. She'll discuss how the Global South saved the day, Adam Hamilton's temper tantrum, and what happens when progressive values collide. Listen here or wherever podcasts are found.

Ian caused some controversy last week when he dared to criticize Marxist-Slayer Jordan Peterson for saying people shouldn't say they believe in God. You can read the full column here.

In this week's podcast, we discuss the various criticisms Ian received, why Peterson is still wrong, and Taylor Swift weighs in.

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I was watching The Good Fight last night and realized that woke TV writers think the Alt-Right is a huge population of really ugly, desperate, rage-filled white men with dead eyes with depressing jobs in rooms with terrible lighting who just type out filthy, offensive things on 4chan all day. I’m sure that’s true for most alt-right freaks , but you’ve also just described Jessica Yaniv, that weirdo trans pedo predator I talked about last week. And you’ve also described lots of graduate students in liberal arts program across the country. Trust me, there are lots of dead eyes and rage in your average English department, though their bitterness and self-hatred is directed towards white people and capitalism, and instead of 4chan they use Twitter because they won’t get kicked off for wanting to eradicate all straight people. So, the alt-right has to be a little more specific than what these writers are trying to paint it as...so let's figure out what it actually is.  Especially since it's being used as a political weapon. 

 This week Carmen chats with philosophy phenom Dr. Liz Jackson about Peter Atterton's startlingly lame article in the New York Times. (He needs to bring his A-Game next time.) We covered (rapid-fire style): The problem of evil, omnisubjectivity, Blaise Pascal, and more (in 25 minutes!) 

A quick convo about dealing with words you don't like. 

In this week's podcast, I chat with my brilliant friend and Staseos Co-Founder Ian Huyett (once upon a time a militantly anti-Christian atheist) about why modern Christian culture is currently so weak sauce. We tackle: 

-America's favorite Jesus: One-dimensional and socially convenient

-The big lie that most academics and liberals believe about Christians

-Progressive SJW shenanigans in the church 

-and more!

LOL let's talk about not-very-good-actor Jussie Smollett and all the hate hoaxes. 

Politicians in Virginia should go up in flames, but they don't. 

I make fun of some terrible abortion arguments and point all the misinformation people are spreading about the new infanticide laws.