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    The Babylon Bee

    This is the official, authoritative, inspired podcast of the Babylon Bee. Join editor-in-chief Kyle Mann for a look at weekly highlights, discussing the spiciest topics of the times, the stories behind the stories, and a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of America’s most trusted source for Christian news satire.

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    Liberty and Kid's books: Julie Borowski Interview Mar 16, 2021
    Show notes

    This is the Babylon Bee Interview Show.

    In this episode of The Babylon Bee Podcast, Kyle and Ethan talk to YouTube influencer and Libertarian advocate, Julie Borowski. While working at FreedomWorks, Julie rose to YouTube and Facebook fame by being a young voice for the Libertarian Party. She has since written two children books titled Nobody Knows How To Make A Pizza and The Peaceful Porcupine. Kyle and Ethan talk to Julie about the failing Libertarian party, spanking kids, and anarchy.

    Be sure to check out The Babylon Bee YouTube Channel for more podcasts, podcast shorts, animation, and more.

    To watch or listen to the full podcast, become a subscriber at https://babylonbee.com/plans

    Topics Discussed

    What does Libertarian mean?

    Children's book about Libertarianism

    Making inside jokes about Libertarians

    How did Julie get into politics?

    Free State Project conference

    Daycare

    Failure of the Libertarian party

    Jo Jorgenson

    Vice President Candidate Spike

    How Anarchy would play out

    Cops and Libertarianism

    Perfect world vs reality

    Mormon method for Libertarians

    HOA

    Bitcoins

    Morals for a Libertarian

    Parenting kids

    Spanking kids

    Another Calvin story

    Subscriber Portion

    Creative parenting

    Attack on the capitol

    Joe Biden authoritarianism

    Voices on Freedomtoons

    10 questions


    Tweeting Elon and Pouring One Out For Cancelled Homies Mar 12, 2021
    Show notes

    This is the Bee Weekly for 3/12/21.

    Kyle and Ethan are joined by CEO Seth Dillon and Managing Editor Joel Berry. They discuss the eccentric Elon Musk tweeting at The Bee while roasting The Onion, all those who have been recently cancelled in the culture wars, and Alabama kangaroos. Talk turns to Big Tech censorship in the subscriber-exclusive lounge with The Babylon Bee's CEO and, of course, there's plenty of weird news and glorious hate mail.

    Intro

    Seth and Joel arrive in beautiful Southern California and everyone announces their preferred pronouns. They want to know what Trump's breath smells like.

    Subscriber Dare

    We'll do anything to get you to subscribe. In today's edition of a segment some call "Dance Monkey Dance" we all wish Knox a very happy 11th birthday!

    Weird News

    From NTB: "Pro-Life Evangelicals for Biden" group says they feel "used and betrayed" by his radical abortion platform

    In one of history's biggest "I told ya so" moments, the group called Pro-Life Evangelicals for Biden has written a letter to the president saying they feel "used and betrayed" for the Democrats' exclusion of the Hyde Amendment from the recent stimulus bill

    The Hyde Amendment is a bill renewed each year since 1976 that makes it so that federal tax dollars can't go toward abortion. There's a whole money laundering scheme Lefties have created with Planned Parenthood and others to give them support in other ways, but it remains illegal for my tax money to be used for the bloody evisceration of unborn babies.

    Wolf enclosure at Chinese zoo contains only a domesticated dog

    A Chinese zoo's wolf enclosure is gaining attention online after a visitor captured video of a domesticated dog in the enclosure labeled for its wild canine cousins.

    The filmer said a zoo employee told him there used to be a wolf in the cage, but it died of old age.

    An official with Forestry Bureau Office of Xianning City said the zoo told authorities the dog was being temporarily housed in the wolf enclosure to prevent people from trying to sneak into the zoo by scaling the wall into the habitat.

    TWO CATS in different states reunited with families after four years

    Story 1: North Carolina family reunited with lost cat after four years

    Story 2: Missing New Jersey cat turns up four years later in Pittsburgh

    What's up with all these cats disappearing for four years? Theories?

    Turkey crashes through window into California dentist's office

    "It clawed up multiple walls to where we're gonna have to repaint in there. Some of the glass that came in cut the dental chairs ... and we'll need some deep cleaning," McDonald told the Sacramento Bee.

    Animal control referred McDonald to Gold Country Wildlife Rescue, which sent someone to the scene to evict the turkey.

    "There was no wrangling this bird as an amateur. The wildlife lady kind of struggled with it," McDonald said.

    Escaped kangaroo captured after two days on the loose in Alabama

    The kangaroo was supposed to spend a few days at a farm in Winfield before continuing on to the home of a buyer in Tennessee, but the marsupial slipped loose from one of its handlers Monday and fled.

    What did the Kangaroo do during it's two days loose in Alabama?

    15th century Chinese bowl bought for $35 at Connecticut yard sale

    A small bowl bought for $35 at a Connecticut yard sale was identified as a 600-year-old Chinese antique and is expected to sell for up to $500,000 at auction.

    Sotheby's auction house in New York said the seller, a man who is not being identified, purchased a floral bowl for $35 at a yard sale in New Haven in 2020 and sent photos of the object to auction specialists to see if it was a genuine antique.

    The porcelain bowl was identified as a "lotus bowl" from the court of the Yongle Emperor, who ruled from 1403 until 1424. Only six other lotus bowls from the same period are known to still exist.

    The auction house said the bowl is expected to fetch a high bid of $300,000 to $500,000 -- up to 14,300 times the amount of money it sold for at the yard sale.

    From NTB: Woke madness: 6th grade teacher divides her students into "privileged groups" and "targeted groups" to teach about "oppression"

    A Minnesota middle school teacher taught a lesson on "different types of oppression" and then had her students separate into "Privileged Groups" and "Targeted Groups" based on their group identities β€” race, sex, religion, sexual orientation, and place of birth.

    The lesson taught by Odelis Anderson, choir teacher (yes a choir teacher did this) at Sunrise Park Middle School in White Bear Lake, MN

    For Kyle:

    Teenager spends 36 hours on swing to break Guinness record

    A 17-year-old New Zealand boy broke a Guinness World Record when he spent 36 consecutive hours swinging on a playground swing set.

    Patrick Cooper, 17, of Hawke's Bay, began swinging at a park in Taradale at 10:23 a.m. Saturday and completed his attempt at 10:23 p.m. Sunday.

    The teenager said he was supposed to start at 9 a.m., but the attempt was delayed when he slept through his alarm.

    Elon Musk Tweeting The Bee

    The Bee has taken on some strange bedfellows. You know like the previous president and the richest man on earth.

    Elon Musk just trolled The Onion by replying to them on Twitter with a plug for The Babylon Bee πŸ˜πŸ˜‚πŸ˜­ Gone but not forgotten: remembering the cancel culture icons we've lost Hate Mail

    Sometimes Seth will personally respond to your hate mail. A dramatic re-enactment.

    Subscriber Portion Cancel Culture/Big Tech Censorship with Managing Editor Joel Berry and/or CEO Seth Dillon, what The Babylon Bee is seeing right now in the war on free speech The Ten Questions for The Babylon Bee's CEO and Managing Editor! Bonus Hate Mail

    Abigail calls us racists over our recent coverage of the former royals: Harry and Megan.

    Subscriber Headlines of the Week Got any cool stories?

    Creating The Christian Metal Genre: Michael Sweet Interview Mar 11, 2021
    Show notes

    In this episode of The Babylon Bee Podcast, Kyle and Ethan talk to Christian heavy metal legend, Michael Sweet. Michael Sweet is the lead singer/guitar player for the band Stryper. Stryper has produced a new album titled Even The Devil Believes available wherever you get music. Kyle and Ethan find out about Stryper's origins, throwing Bible's into the audience, and where that van with a machine gun came from.

    Be sure to check out The Babylon Bee YouTube Channel for more podcasts, podcast shorts, animation, and more.

    To watch or listen to the full podcast, become a subscriber at https://babylonbee.com/plans.

    Topics Discussed

    Christian Metal

    Stryper color's origin

    Response to criticism

    Why Stryper isn't cool

    Stryper's accomplishments

    Kyle's discovery of Stryper

    Stryper making a comeback

    Being spat on

    Oz and Michael's style of guitar playing

    Album recording tricks for Stryper

    Even The Devil Believes

    Subscriber Portion

    Newsboys

    Touring with Boston

    Lessons in falsetto

    Stryper playing a part of the metal community

    Driving around with a machine gun

    Babylon Bee Song

    10 questions

    Carmen meeting


    Death by Rooster and Observing Lent While Hating Everybody Mar 05, 2021
    Show notes

    Ethan is joined by Doug Tennapel in Exile and Wes Halula on this Bee Weekly to talk about Texas ditching mask mandates and what it's like to celebrate Lent while hating everybody. Ethan and Wes also discuss totally substantiated rumors of more Star Wars stars getting cancelled, irony striking at cockfights, and Satanic cats trying to crash passenger airplanes.

    This episode of The Babylon Bee Podcast is brought to you by The Word of the Lord Endures, a fifteen minute, verse-by-verse bible study with Pastor Will Weedon.

    INTRO

    Kyle is gone for this week, but the Bee turned 5 years old, we have 100,000 subscribers on YouTube now, and comedy pitched to the algorithm gets rejected.

    Subscriber Dare (We'll do anything to get you to subscribe)

    Jason Tate writes, "mention my new podcast Caffeinated Theology on a podcast, and I'll upgrade my subscription. (Are y'all still doing that? Lol)"

    Michael Poush writes, " I was on the fence about subscribing, and then I heard you guys talk about how you'd do anything to get people to subscribe. On further review, I never did come up with anything I wanted; no websites to plug or anything. Can I get a voucher for one free shoutout at a later date? Thanks!

    Weird News

    Florida couple find 7-foot alligator lurking in garage

    Passenger flight turns around in Sudan when stowaway cat attacks pilot

    There are blue, pink, and green dogs running wild in Russia and I have questions.

    A rooster killed its owner with a knife.

    This woman was refused service at a grocery store for not wearing a mask so she did what any ordinary person would do

    NC-based Marine sentenced for smuggling firearms to Haiti in plot to train army, become president

    Giant NCAA bracket on Indiana hotel breaks Guinness record

    Totally substantiated Star Wars Rumors

    Star Wars land is crazy right now and everyone is getting cancelled.

    Doug Tennapel in Exile

    Doug Tennapel joins Ethan and Wes to talk about the week's craziness and also what it's like to celebrate Lent while hating everyone.

    Hate Mail

    Chayse says we crossed a line with our cat humor.

    Heads Up

    Stay tuned for our upcoming interview with Stryper's Michael Sweet coming next Tuesday!

    Subscriber Portion

    Ethan, Wes and a mystery guest talk about showrunning and writing in Hollywood.

    Mailbag

    Michelle appreciates how we handled a delicate situation with certain celebrities abandoning the faith.

    Bonus Hate Mail

    The Bee Support asks why Anna cancelled us and she says we make fun of conservatives too much.

    Subscriber Headlines of the Week

    Ginormous Food, Gigantic Cancellation: The Josh Denny Interview Mar 02, 2021
    Show notes

    In this episode of The Babylon Bee Podcast, Kyle and Ethan talk to stand up comedian, Josh Denny. Josh was the host of Ginormous Food on Food Network until he was cancelled back in 2018 for a tweet. You can support his podcast and comedy on Locals.com by searching Josh Denny. Kyle and Ethan talk to him about how he became a food show host, why McDonalds is worth fighting for, and the future of stand up comedy.

    Topics Discussed

    Making a food network show

    Fault of most competition shows

    Two reasons that will make Josh walk out on a restaurant filming

    Getting emails of doppelgangers

    Creating the wardrobe for your food show

    Project Greenlight

    McDonald's

    Jim Gaffigan's stances

    Comedians talking against Trump

    George Bush

    Multi racial whiteness

    The absurdity of politics

    Ridicule over arguing

    Winning on absurdity instead of intellectualism

    Being cancelled in 2018

    Silver lining of covid

    Choosing where to spend your money

    The reality of being a comedian

    Subscriber Portion

    Defending the tweet that cancelled

    Masked Singer

    Judging people by the color of your skin

    Being openly Pro-life

    Being educated on your rights

    Problem of censoring bad ideas

    Josh's way of making comedy

    Racial separation

    Creating bits beyond the first idea

    Jeselnik Offensive

    Time machine

    Putting guard rails on comedy

    Being relatable vs boring

    The Pixar movie Up

    Giving people a new perspective

    Bombing story

    Why you need to bomb

    Auditions

    Self tapes


    Russian Slap Fighting Devotionals and Biblical Archaeology Feb 26, 2021
    Show notes

    Kyle and Ethan from The Babylon Bee Podcast are joined by Kristin Oren who has served as a tireless writer, headline generator, and copy editor for The Babylon Bee. They talk about new Disney Plus show content warnings you should know about, read weird news and hate mail, and meditate upon the spiritual lessons to be gleaned from competitive Russian slap fighting. Kyle and Ethan also talk to Amanda Hope Haley about her new book, The Red-Haired Archaeologist Digs Israel, and how archaeology can help us better understand Bible times.

    Introduction

    Weird News

    Baby monitor catches boy's funny exchange with Alexa when he was unable to sleep

    Panasonic's Nicobo is a pricey robot cat that farts whenever it feels like it

    Man Builds amazing bird village during pandemic

    Philadelphia airport employs robot for contact-free food delivery

    California woman's new ID has photo of her wearing a mask

    'Hot mom' claims Sacramento Catholic school expelled her children because of her online photos

    Puppy born in Oklahoma believed to be the first to survive with six legs

    Idaho woman dresses husband in 35 T-shirts for Guinness record

    Disney Plus Shows That Are Getting Warnings

    YouTube Devotional - Finding Biblical Inspiration In… SLAP FIGHTS

    Topic of the Week: Digging Around Israel

    Amanda Hope Haley talks about her new book, The Red-Haired Archaeologist Digs Israel, and how archaeology can help us better understand Bible times.

    Hate Mail

    Subscriber Portion

    Subscriber Update

    Mailbag

    Bonus Hate Mail

    Steve gives us his address and hopes we die in a camp.

    Subscriber Headlines of the Week

    Kristin answers the ten questions


    Fighting The Left As A Libertarian: Jeff Deist Interview Feb 23, 2021
    Show notes

    This is the Babylon Bee Interview Show.

    In this episode of The Babylon Bee Podcast, Kyle and Dan talk to Jeff Deist. They talk about economics, Covid, and Disneyland security. Jeff is the president of the Mises Institute, where he serves as a writer, public speaker, and advocate for property, markets, and civil society. He is the host of The Human Action Podcast. He previously worked as a longtime advisor and chief of staff to former Congressman Dr. Ron Paul.

    Be sure to check out The Babylon Bee YouTube Channel for more podcasts, podcast shorts, animation, and more.

    To watch or listen to the full podcast, become a subscriber at https://babylonbee.com/plans.

    Topics Discussed

    State of society

    Mises Institute

    Economics for the younger generation

    How economics is all encompassing

    Austrian economics

    Economics being a social science

    Finding ways to implement Libertarianism into society

    Federal Reserve

    Ron DeSantis

    Baby boomers

    Unseen consequences of economic policies

    Riots

    Disneyland security

    Subscriber Portion

    Civilization

    Ownership

    Jeff's religious origins

    Inside stories of Ron Paul

    Great reset

    What Trump's victory meant

    10 questions


    The Bee Reads LOTR Episode 8: Fog on the Barrow-Downs Feb 20, 2021
    Show notes

    Kyle and Dan from The Babylon Bee are joined by Jonathan Watson of TheOneRing.Com as they catch up with Frodo, Sam, Merry, and Pippin as they make it to the barrow-downs and immediately run into trouble. There's some ghosties, ancient evil stirring, and newfound courage found in a dark place.

    The subscriber portion is where all the best content is, so head over to BabylonBee.Com/Plans and sign up to enjoy full-length podcasts!

    Chapter summary: The hobbits leave Tom Bombadil's house, Frodo almost turns around sad he didn't get to say goodbye, but Goldberry beckons to them from up ahead and sees them off properly. They lunch and accidentally fall asleep in a wide hollow circular area near a shapeless stone- that seemed to be a landmark or warning in its midst. Sinister fog rolls over them, feeling like a trap, and when the hobbits try to make their way out and into the fog they somehow get separated and captured by barrow-wights. Frodo stabs a hand and calls Tom Bombadil with a song. Tom rescues the hobbits and gives them all daggers which are swords for their size, and has his pony fetch their ponies, and then escorts them to the great east road where they just about make it to Bree.

    Some questions or themes:

    A line that gets adapted into the movie and put into Gandalf's mouth in Return of the King: "either in dreams or out of them, he could not tell which, Frodo heard sweet singing running in his mind: " a song that seemed to come like a pale light behind a grey rain-curtain, and growing stronger to turn the veil all to glass and silver, until at last it was rolled back, and a far green country opened before him under a swift sunrise. The vision melted into waking; and there was Tom whistling like a tree-full of birds; and the sun was already slanting down the hill and through the open window. Outside everything was green and pale gold."

    Tolkien continues to sprinkle the history of the area throughout this chapter.

    "Tom said that it (the dike they thought was the road from a distance) had once been the boundary of a kingdom, but a very long time ago. He seemed to remember something sad about it, and would not say much."

    The Men of Westernesse made their knives.. The brooch Tom finds for Goldberry has a history. The Dark Lord.. "overcome by evil king of Carn Dum in Land of Angmar."

    'Few now remember them,' Tom murmured, 'yet still some go wandering, sons of forgotten kings walking in loneliness, guarding from evil things folk that are heedless.' The hobbits did not understand his words, but as he spoke they had a vision as it were of a great expanse of years behind them, like a vast shadowy plain over which there strode shapes of Men, tall and grim with bright swords, and last came one with a star on his brow.

    But even as he spoke he turned his glance eastwards, and he saw that on that side the hills were higher and looked down upon them; and all those hills were crowned with green mounds, and on some were standing stones, pointing upwards like jagged teeth out of green gums.

    Tom is Master of his domain. He sings the barrow wights away. He removes any curse from the items in the barrow to make them free to all finders. He calls the ponies back.

    Frodo finds an awakened courage to not leave his friends so easily in the barrow and takes action.

    "There is a seed of courage hidden (often deeply, it is true) in the heart of the fattest and most timid hobbit, waiting for some final and desperate danger to make it grow. Frodo was neither very fat nor very timid; indeed, though he did not know it, Bilbo (and Gandalf) had thought him the best hobbit in the Shire. He thought he had come to the end of his adventure, and a terrible end, but the thought hardened him."

    The hobbits run around naked on Tom's orders.

    The power in naming and the evil of namelessness.

    MAILBAG

    Laura Hollingsworth caught our attention on Not The Bee Social by making incredible LOTR artwork. Buy her stuff here.

    Fog On Barrow-Downs specific Comments/Questions

    General Mailbag


    "LOL, JK" and Prospects for Conservative Movies Feb 19, 2021
    Show notes

    Kyle and Ethan, from The Babylon Bee, are joined by Wes Halula, a writer and producer on Church People, to talk about the prospects of conservative and Christian films and also how the Babylon Bee gets away with spreading disinformation by putting "LOL, JK" at the end of every article according to Wikipedia editors. The guys also discuss the sad news of contemporary Christian music pioneer Carman and radio giant Rush Limbaugh passing away. There's weird news, stuff that's good, and glorious hate mail!

    Introduction

    Kyle, Ethan, and Wes talk about losing Carman and Rush this week.

    Stuff That's Good

    Kyle likes Jon Foreman's Departures.

    Ethan likes Wes's movie Church People.

    Weird News

    California man's wallet lost in Antarctica returned after 53 years

    Rapper Len Martin Starts Gorilla Glue Challenge after thinking Tessica Brown's story about being unable to get Gorilla Glue out of her hair was a hoax, Immediately gets red solo cup stuck to his face

    Mysterious Trail of Four-Toed Footprints Discovered Atop Frosty Car in England

    Musician Turns Late Uncle's Skeleton into Working Guitar

    Ted Cruz is rocking a mullet now

    It's freezing cold in Texas, The Weather Channel tweeted on January 21 that February would be unseasonably WARM

    'I Was Gonna Be A Mashed Potato': Florida Boy Recounts Garbage Truck Horror

    Actor Sean Penn suggests the pope should "impeach" evangelical Christian leaders

    20-foot-2-inch bear made from roses breaks Guinness record

    The guys from the Babylon Bee talk about the conversations by people editing our Wikipedia page about whether what we do can be legally considered "satire" or how we get away with spreading harmful disinformation by writing "lol jk" at the end of all our stories.

    Topic of the Week

    What are the prospects for independent conservative media? Is there a shift? Can Hollywood lose its grip on entertainment?

    Hate Mail

    Denise is saddened to see us post mistruths and have a misleading agenda.

    Subscriber Portion

    Kyle, Ethan, and Wes react to Carman's Satan Bite The Dust and Addicted To Jesus.

    Subscriber Update

    Mailbag

    Tim sends us an audio message from across the ocean wondering where Dave DeAndrea has been.

    Bonus Hate Mail

    Terry thinks we are backing AOC and her lies!

    Subscriber Headlines of the Week

    Wes answers The Ten Questions!


    Finding Purpose Without Wokeness: Spencer Klavan Interview Feb 16, 2021
    Show notes

    This is the Babylon Bee Interview Show.

    In this episode of The Babylon Bee Podcast, Kyle and Ethan talk to Spencer Klavan. They talk about the current woke culture, essence of talent, and living as a gay Christian. Spencer Klavan is an Associate Editor @ClaremontInst/@Theammind and Host @YngHereticsShow (http://YoungHeretics.com). Spencer received his Doctorate in Greek and Roman literature, eventually writing the book Music in Ancient Greece: Melody, Rhythm, and Life based on his research.

    Be sure to check out The Babylon Bee YouTube Channel for more podcasts, podcast shorts, animation, and more.

    To watch or listen to the full podcast, become a subscriber at https://babylonbee.com/plans

    Topics Discussed

    Essence of Christmas movies

    Pandemic beards

    Spencer in the musical Grease

    Singing in choir

    Aristotle and free will

    10,000 hour rule

    Alignment towards a purpose

    Isiah calling out to the angels

    Taking Homer's, The Odyssey out of schools

    Discovering Veggie Tales

    Young Heretics Podcast

    #DISRUPTTEXTS

    Hypocrisy towards the evil of history

    How to read an epic

    C.S. Lewis being the biggest 20th century intellectual

    The Abolition of Man

    Shadowboxing with Freud and psychoanalysis

    Same sex attraction

    Subscriber Portion

    Getting ripped with Spencer

    What is the gay agenda?

    Transgender issues

    Gay Christian controversy

    The Ten Questions


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