2009-01-06T09:16:31-07:00

The Buckeyes lose another bowl game Read more

2009-01-05T18:17:51-07:00

David Dunham defends his particular lifestyle choice. Read more

2008-12-29T12:44:56-07:00

Alan Noble takes back some of the foolish things he said in the past. Read more

2008-12-24T10:06:52-07:00

Carissa Smith finds something to learn from in Danny Boyle's acclaimed film. Read more

2008-12-23T16:14:01-07:00

David Dunham wonders why we're so obsessed with Santa, anyway. Read more

2008-12-23T12:01:51-07:00

Programming note: The podcast will be taking the week off. Instead, you can look forward to 2 (yes 2!) retroposts this week. One today and one thursday. Read more

2008-12-22T21:26:37-07:00

David Dunham points out what's wrong about the Christmas specials you've been watching. Read more

2008-12-19T13:25:35-07:00

Fans of Sufjan Stevens or incredible hip-hop simply must check out the Metermaids’ “Nightlife in Illinoise“. It’s available free for download and defies all expectations. So you need to get it. Read more

2008-12-19T10:11:23-07:00

Here’s an interesting twist on the Christmas debates we’ve been having recently: a self-proclaimed “skeptic” celebrates the mixed sacred and secular nature of the holiday, comparing it to Lewis’s Narnia. Laura Miller writes in the New York Times: “That I’m not a Christian doesn’t much hinder my enjoyment of either the holiday or the book, but the presence of Father Christmas bothered many of Lewis’s friends, including J.R.R. Tolkien. Tolkien, whose Middle-earth was free of the legends and religions of... Read more

2008-12-18T09:35:51-07:00

For the first time in, well, a long time, the next presidential inauguration will feature a poet, reading. No, I’m not talking about Rick Warren. Yale professor and writer Elizabeth Alexander will follow in the tradition of Robert Frost and Maya Angelou, composing a poem specifically for the occasion. If you’re curious, here are some of her poems. Read more



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