Second Shifters Radio Interview Podcast

Arizona lawmakers have a serious problem with perspectives, Pussy Riot gets whipped for getting right back on the horse, You can't blame the Church of Satan for the Barbours, and Colorado takes in a lot of green.

Our credit cards might be getting a little more secure, Undead Minion mourns the coming death of Windows XP, The music industry never fails to disappoint us, Facebook has new options for pushing Sanctuary's buttons, Barbie isn't sorry, and Belgium earns Atnevon's salute.

We talk at length about how the coming shutdown of LoudCity will impact Second Shifters and our future, Nancy Pelosi shows us all how not to answer tough questions, and A new theory about Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction.

Atnevon stumbles to try to explain his position against the NoFap 'movement', Sanctuary salivates over the next version of Photoshop, and Cygnus brings us a long discussion about the consequences of strict anti-abortion laws in Texas.

Sanctuary wants to tag the world in wireless trackers, People should stop being jerks to each other, Net Neutrality isn't dead yet, Winamp's corpse is still twitching, Atnevon can't imagine a worse Hell than a never ending episode of Sliders, Men tell us again what women should do with their bodies, Tabloids are taking over, Your expertise means nothing, and We take a long look at the most recent lethal injection in Ohio.

The economics of legalized marijuana, Free speech still doesn't cover lying, Michigan is home to Hell, Atnevon is possessed and can't stop ranting about irresponsible media coverage, You might soon friend your way to better finances, and Will Disney start slaughtering Ewoks?

Where to draw the line with shaming suspected drunk drivers, Phil Robertson and the Duck Dynasty fiasco, Revisiting the McDonald's coffee case, 52 weeks is all it takes to make Sanctuary lose her mind, Bold predictions that aren't, Kevin Smith finds a critic, Not all girls need bows in video games, and Atnevon finds some investment opportunities that unleash Sanctuary's innermost core of hatred.

Childless women can never be happy, We give the Mandela sign language interpreter a B-, ChristmasCats.tv, and Snow falls in Cairo thanks to Canada and its battle to take over the North Pole.

The limits of social networking, A woman claims to have been stopped at the border for depression, Why people make the decisions that they do when they are poor, Stealing a truck with cobalt-60 in it is a bad idea, We mourn Nelson Mandela's passing, Bad reporting only leads to bad assumptions, and Sanctuary tells us about knitting with your vagina.

Testing your personality, Sanctuary's apparent obsession with porn, Atnevon's take on knockout games, Wondering about the Bechdel test, Batkid makes us all smile a little, and Privacy versus pedophiles.

We have some differing opinions on just how far is too far for polical correctness in schools, Deadmau5 doesn't seem to like his home town too much, Sanctuary finds reason to keep being a pessimist, There is some confusion on what constitutes doctor assisted suicide in the case of a paralyzed hunter, A new way to potentially catch some of the worst kinds of pedophiles, Updates on some previous stories, and Atnevon admits he was wrong.

A fake Halloween story gets called out; Orson Scott Card turns out to be a bit of a douche; Math wizards fool themselves more easily; Two states take some big steps against abortion; There are some interesting theories about why mythical witches ride brooms, and Sanctuary might break into your Wi-Fi.

Sanctuary has found a new messiah; Facebook has trouble deciding whether to allow violent videos; Tragedy strikes two different teachers this week, and for something less depressing... we delve into the subject of some very dark horror movies.

A student is punished for being responsible, Standardized testing might be responsible for a Ritalin shortage, and Even we draw the line when it comes to posting murder footage online.

Snow White has a magic vagina; The walking, talking dead man; Watch out for female killers; A crowded subway train is apparently the best place to shoot someone; New Doctor Who episodes actually come to light on iTunes; Major record labels maintain their evil status, and Atnevon fills in some details on his HealthCare.gov experience.

Cheating YouTube, We're apparently obsessed with Miley Cyrus, The truth gets in the way of news reporting, Pope Francis wants to help the poor, and Atnevon wants to blame Sanctuary for HealthCare.gov.

Joking turns serious with the signs of the Illuminati in Miley Cyrus videos, Sanctuary gives us an article that unearths zombie origins, Spoiling Breaking Bad will get you disowned, People are now growing spare body parts on their arms and foreheads, Chris Christie steps in the way of gay marriage in New Jersey, Pink Floyd's drummer changes his mind on streaming, and Atnevon has some good news about Night Rider.

Sexism and Racism appear to be alive and well, The Washington Post says that maybe we shouldn't indulge that kind of ignorance so much in the media, We actually agree with The Pope on something, Breaking Bad gets a prequel, Chipotle has a great new ad, and Our hearts go out to the victims of the Navy Yard shooting.

Banning smartphones at concerts, Hitler's bodyguard dies, Abandoning your pets in the middle of the road is despicable, Atnevon gives a thorough description of how online crypto works to try to help people sort through NSA stories a little better, Sanctuary finds happiness in a website, and Night Rider is introduced to our listeners.

New Jersey finds new ways to make texting illegal, Schrodinger's pot, Kevin Spacey thinks storylines are important for some reason, and We celebrate 100 episodes of the show with some unique ideas for syndication.