Our second to last episode until we make the big switch.

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Ultra-Orthox Jews in Israel do not like the idea of serving in the Israel Defense Forces.

A government agency in Florida gets annointed by oil.

Witchcraft allegations in relation to a soccer game in Congo.

Harold Camping admits he was wrong.

A man in Cecil County, Maryland really wants to keep his goat.

In addition to the new Science Law podcast, I have decided to start a solo podcast called United States Supreme Court Review.  I am currently setting the whole thing up on Itunes and with a webpage, but I have just produced the first episode--here is your sneak preview of it.

Rob wants to talk about Morgellon's syndrome.

A religiously inspired burning in New York results in a guilty plea.

A complaint against a bishop in Ireland for a homily.

What's an observant Jew to do when they live in Samoa and Samoa decides to go to the other side of the International Date Line?

A long discussion of the new name for the podcast, and Rich announces the new name.

Rich and Flynn discuss a meaningless milestone.

Doda, the Polish pop singer, has to pay a fine.

Amish men in Kentucky start their jail sentences for failure to display a safety placard on their buggies.

A long discussion of Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v. EEOC.

Remember, you can purchase Rich's new book, Blood and the Forest. 

Rich courts controversy with his unvarnished opinions on the political platform of the National Atheist Party.

Flynn invokes Godwin's law.

Rich announces some major changes in his podcasting future and the future of this podcast, and seeks help of our listeners.

A story of an arrest for blasphemy in Bangladesh.

If you want to purchase Rich's new book, Blood And The Forest, here is the link for a paperback and here is the link for a Kindle edition. 

Interview with Orlando Bethel, the "Twenty-First Century Apostle"

Rich and Rob talk about Religiously Mandated Animal Torture

Rob announces a coup for his podcast, ERcast.

Are US infidels unwittingly eating religiously tortured turkeys for Thanksgiving?

A guy in Georgia claims he got fired because he would not wear a sticker saying 666 days without an industrial accident.

Duquense University will not have a secular student group.

A bunch of emails.

Interview with Sean Faircloth of the Richard Dawkins Foundation about his new book, Attack Of The Theorcrats.

Interview with David Silverman, President of American Atheists.

Rich and Dave discuss:

AA's recent victory in the United States Supreme Court regarding memorial crosses on Utah highways.

The House Of Representatives recent vote re-affirming the national motto--In God We Trust.

Dave's famous appearance on the Bill O'Reilly show on Fox News.

The upcoming Reason Rally on March 24, 2012 in Washington, D.C.

The upcoming National Convention of American Atheists and a regional convention in Florida.

And an email from Rev. Orlando Bethel.

Flynn demands a discussion of the case of the South Florida artist known as Jose Alvarez, who is alleged to have committed the federal crimes of identity theft and passport fraud, and who has a long term and major connection to a towering icon in the skeptics movement.

Ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel trash an ice cream shop and a book store.

A French court upholds an acquittal of a man accused of inciting racial hatred by buring a Koran and then urinating on its pages.

His Excellency's Goverment once again goes to court in order to insure that religious people have rights that non-religious people do not have.

A voice mail.