Claims of voter fraud continue, with the help of a friend who deeply believes the election was stolen I cover the claims and give my take on it. Hold on to your butts. This is a deep dive into the dynamics of the election and the claims of voter fraud. I begin the episode with a story about foreign seeds showing up in people's mailboxes. You can hear more of the story from The Experiment.

After years of experimenting I have perfected the art of turning away door to door salesman. Follow these simple steps and they will walk away on their own accord and with warm feelings on their interaction with you. I have had a 100% success rate with this method and it doesn't involve ignoring them or slamming the front door. I also give an overview of the major events involving Mormonism over the last 20 years.

College sports is about to change in a massive way. Athletes are going to get paid and there's nothing the NCAA can do to stop it. I also dive into the problem of Fundamentalism and why it will never die. Bonus: a rant on creepy drivers!

It's now okay to talk about the possibility of a Chinese lab leak; this and a professional wrestler's apology might bring the United States an opportunity for cultural unity. I answer a question about Black Lives Matter and explore the cultural divisions emerging in American Evangelicalism. I also talk about a job you don't want.

CRT or Critical Race Theory is all the rage these days. I provide a simple explanation of what CRT is, where it came from and why it's become so controversial. As with most issues, one of the toughest problems is defining it. I also talk about an encounter with real life nut-picking and explain why I don't think I should call myself and Evangelical even though my beliefs and faith have not substantially changed.

There was a serious deficiency in Evangelical counter-cult education starting with Walter Martin's "Kingdom of the Cults". I'm here to set forth a new standard for protecting Christians from spiritual abuse. I also hijack this space to explore some thoughts on primal responses to natural disasters and an old trope on aging athletes.

I've decided that I've found the worst behavior on social media. It isn't vaguebooking, or selling snake oil. It's something I've named the Billy Goat Post. I also talk about the dynamics of multi-racial and international adoption and why you shouldn't use children as a prop. Finally, I utter words I didn't imagine I'd find myself with the courage to speak; William Lane Craig is wrong. I react to an article he wrote on Reasonable Faith.org. I dive in deep and explain why Dr. Craig's thinking is not only simplistic, it's wrong.

When Christians were encouraged to worship God, did that mean they had to go to a $10 million, temperature-controlled auditorium that can seat a thousand people? Is that the only way to have church in a pandemic?

The very idea of being a human is about to be a giant question mark. How will you face the options presented to you by technology? Plus I want you to know that you've actually been watching space westerns.

Confession: I've come to realize I was wrong about something. It's no set up for a punchline. It's the truth and I'm not sure how to fix it. Also included are some fun facts about Alfred Hitchcock and the true story of the Washington Redskins.