Bad Philosophy

This episode Kiki turns 30 and we’re there to celebrate with friends Katey and Bess, talking “sea plankton,” hurricane preparation, and hardcore anglophilia.

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anglophilia, AppleBee's, art, Bess, Blue's Clues, Bud Light, cloning, copyright, Doctor Who, England, Facebook, fan fiction, Fringe, happy birthday song, hell, history, Hurricane Irene, Katy, Kiki, McDonald's, Misfits, New York, pedophilia, Sherlock, Sherlock Holmes, Snickers, Stephen, strippers, superheroes, Taco Bell, tattoos, The Wire, TV, United Kingdom

As I hope many of you are already aware thanks to various sources around the Internet, FOX recently announced that the best sci-fi series currently on television, Fringe, will be moving to the “Friday Night Death Slot” when American Idol returns. Obviously, we here at BF are upset about this, so we assembled a panel […]

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4chan, advertising, alcohol, American Dad, AOL, Archimedes, Aristophanes, ASL, chauvinism, Cialis, Coca-Cola, Comedy Central, CPM, democracy, Dollhouse, Dr. Horrible, DVR, engagement, Family Guy, Firefly, Formspring, FOX, Friday Night Death Slot, Fringe, Futurama, Ghost Hunters, God, Honeymooners, Hoverround, How I Met Your Mother, Hulu, instant gratification, Jeopardy!, Kevin, long tail, Mad Men, Matt, McDonald's, mead, Nielsen ratings, PBS, POGs, poop, PopEater, privacy, Rhapsody, Simon, statistics, Stephen, supernatural, Syfy, TechCrunch, The Cleveland Show, The Guild, TSA, TV, TV ratings, Twitter, unions, value, Viagra, vinyl, Wheel of Fortune

Stay calm. You’re not imagining things. That “b” is real, and we have a good explanation for it… sort of. As you well know, we here at Bad Philosophy have had our [some might say disproportionate] share of unsavory experiences with audio equipment. Trying new things tends to get us in trouble, and well… we […]

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2008 election, advising, Alec Baldwin, Alex Albrecht, anarchy, Animal Planet, Arizona Cardinals, authoritarianism, Barack Obama, Benito Mussolini, bias, Bill Clinton, Blackberry, Bridgestone, Britney Spears, Bruce Springsteen, Budweiser, Canada, Captain Kirk, CareerBuilder, cats, Cinncinnatus, commercials, communism, conservatism, corporations, crack, Doritos, EULA, existentialism, fascism, football, FOX News, Frank Caliendo, Frank Zappa, Franklin Roosevelt, Franz Kafka, free will, Galaxy Quest, GE, Godwin's Law, government, Great Depression, hash tags, Herbert Hoover, Heroes, Hollywood, horses, Hot Wheels, Hulu, iLife, iPhone, Jackass, Janet Jackson, Jean-Paul Sartre, Jediah, John Elway, John Madden, Justin Timberlake, Kevin, Kevin Rose, koalas, Levar Burton, Liberal Fascism, libertarianism, love, Lutheran, MacGruber, Mad TV, MasterCard, MC Hammer, McDonald's, Mercury, Michael H, Mickey Mouse Club, Mike Leach, Miller, Murray Hall, nationalism, Nazi, NBC, nipplegate, parliamentary liberalism, parody, Pepsi, philosophy of language, Pittsburgh Steelers, Playboy, Pluto, politics, porn, puppies, Puppy Bowl, republicanism, Richard Dean Anderson, Richard Nixon, Rome, Sartre, satire, Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, Saturday Night Live, Soren Kierkegaard, squirrels, Star Trek, Starbucks, statism, Stephen, Stickam, Super Bowl, T9, Texas A&M, Texas Tech University, texting, The Internet, The Talking Heads, Tim Allen, Tom Petty, TWiT, Twitter, Weird Al Yankovic, Wikipedia, William Shatner

Once the high subsided, we got the strangest urge: to do an episode on religion. It’s controversial, it’s deep, it’s something we’ve never before… it’s totally BF. Though our microphones refused to comply (again!), we completed the episode successfully (albeit in 16kHz… oops). Open your mind, put your bias aside, and indulge as we tackle one of the biggest questions of all time… “Why be religious?”

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academia, anthropic principle, Arby's, atheism, Baylor University, Ben Stein, bias, Bill of Rights, biology, black magic, Burger King, Charles Darwin, Christianity, creationism, design argument, Digital Media Studio, Disciples Fallacy, Donald Miller, education, ego, egocentrism, ethics, evolution, Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, faith, fine tuning, First Amendment, food, free speech, free will, geocentrism, God, Godwin's Law, heaven, heliocentrism, hell, Hitler, homosexuality, intelligent design, irreducible complexity, Jesus, Julie, Kepler's Laws, Kevin, library, love, Matt, McDonald's, meditation, music, natural selection, New Orleans, On The Origin of Species, paradox, Pascal's Wager, physics, problem of evil, psychology, rationality, redemption, religion, retrograde motion, Richard Dawkins, science, Searching for God Know's What, selfishness, september 11th, Spanish Inquisition, spirituality, Stephen, suicide bombing, supernatural, Taco Bell, The Crusades, The God Delusion, The Quran, theology, truth, UFOs, weather