02 January 2012 By StephenTorrence 0 In Podcast
The Bad Philosophers share their (non-apocalyptic) predictions for 2012 and beyond over some delicious beer.
17th Precinct, 3D, A Very Harold and Kumar 3D Christmas, Aaron, apocalypse, Apple, Avatar, Avernum: Escape from the Pit, Barack Obama, Battlestar Galactica, Century City, Community, Confucius, cruise, Day-Glo, Dennis Kucinich, Dr. Webb, e-ink, exercise, Facebook, Facebook Timeline, film, Glee, Godspell, Hipstamatic, Hypnotoad, Instagram, Isaac Asimov, J. J. Abrams, Jacie, Jon Stewart, Kaypro, Kevin, lomography, Newsies, Next New Networks, Oink, photography, Pokemon, Polaroid, politics, Reddit, Rifftrax, Robert Heinlein, Ron Moore, Ron Paul, Russian, sci-fi, Simon, Skyrim, Smash, SOPA, Sorkin, Spider Software, Star Trek, Star Wars, Stargate Universe, Stephen, technology, The Hobbit, The Impossible Project, The Newsroom, The Wire, theatre, Tony Awards, Turkish, TV, United Nations, universal healthcare, Vanity Fair, YouTube
29 October 2008 By StephenTorrence 1 In Podcast
This week on Bad Philosophy we tackle the age-old question: if one does not like America, should they move to Canada? I mean, what could be better than free health care and all the moose meat you can eat, right? Austin Fielding joins us for the first time, making it our largest panel ever (five, […]
2008 election, 24-hour news, Abraham Lincoln, Afghanistan, Alaska, Austin, Barack Obama, Bob Barr, Canada, CCTV cameras, chiropractic, Chuck Norris, corruption, Cory Doctorow, crime, democracy, Dennis Kucinich, Digg, economy, education, England, Enron, fast food, Frank Caliendo, Franklin Roosevelt, gas, George Washington, Godwin's Law, gold standard, Google, government, healthcare, Hulu, Iraq, John Kennedy, John McCain, Kevin, Kimberly, language, libertarianism, Matt, meta, Mike Huckabee, monarchy, moose, nuns, obesity, parliament, political parties, politics, presidency, revolution, Richard Nixon, Risk, Ron Paul, Saturday Night Live, socialism, Star Wars, Stephen, stonehenge, The Internet, Tina Fey, voting, war, XKCD
