Second Shifters Radio Interview Podcast

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Project Greenlight comes back, Sharing gets de-valued, Killing your children was easier with a murder bottle, We try to make lemonade out of the moon's newly discovered shape, and We all agree that you shouldn't poke other people's meat in public.

Sanctuary is still mad at Facebook even though they did the right thing this time, The Pope commits to holding Bishops accountable for their part in allowing sexual abuse to go unpunished, Chicago sees way too much gang violence in one weekend, HIV's cure remains sadly elusive, Amazon taunts other countries with Kindle Unlimited, There is evidence that the gay community is just as healthy as the rest of us, and Atnevon will soon be influencing the minds of our youth.

Your Facebook immortality is brought into question, Some people make odd choices for a spouse, There may be some holes in the idea of replacing prison with ankle bracelets, Hobby Lobby gets its way at the Supreme Court, Animals have feelings too, Music sales aren't looking too good lately, and Seeming releases a few new tracks.

The Mafia is excommunicated, Pesticides and Autism might be linked, XKCD fails to teach Sanctuary the art of Zen, Ann Coulter incites the internet mob, Abortion clinics are no longer allowed buffer zones, Facebook is messing with our heads, Cell phone searches require warrants, Loyalty is no longer a virtue, The Canadians were captured, Aereo has been stabbed by the Supreme Court, and Atnevon finds a new toy to torture Sanctuary with.

Stopping for ducks in the highway leads to two deaths, The bionic pancreas might soon be saving some diabetics, Oyster comes to Android, Rumors about YouTube Music make independent artists angry, An Illinois university offers sports scholarships for video game players, Female NPCs tend to be offensive, Steam wants to eat your money this week, and Jericho gives Sanctuary the chills.

Comcast takes to the air after winning the ground, Netflix does a good job at pointing fingers, Tom Wheeler surprises us in a good way, Canadians escape from prison with a helicopter, Slenderman tries to take Satan's place, Girls can't be assassins anymore, and Cygnus shows us how to hack ATMs.

Even more trouble may be on the way for music licensing, John Oliver has a creative outlet for Internet trolls, Pixar gives us the opportunity to bring many nightmares to life, 12-year-old girls stab their friend in the name of Slenderman, Cat people are smarter than dog people, The NRA gives us all a moment of hope before dashing away all aspects of sanity, Local events turn Atnevon into a bit of a pessimist, Gary marriage is legal in Wisconsin, and the media pays attention to all the wrong things in a car accident.

Sanctuary was swimming in a sea of fake boobs, Internet commenters say some pretty horrible things about women, Executions in Florida won't be bound purely by IQ any more, TrueCrypt dies a sudden death, Edward Snowden gives a long interview to NBC, Measles is at a 20 year high thanks to the anti-vaccine movement, Two Transgender stories bring us to some questions, and Illinois joins the list of states that allow same-sex marriages.

Joss(h) Whedon gives back to the kickstarter community, Elliot Rodger leaves us all a little more unsettled, Speaking in French might turn you a little more homicidal, Casey Neistat helps us with a list of Facebook annoyances, eBay gets hacked, and Master's degrees might just be your next job requirement.

Peoria's mayor may have gone too far in his fight against a Twitter prank, Google now has to remove people from results when they request it, Geocaching is Sanctuary's chance to search for treasure, A Canadian teen is responsible for lots of swatting calls, Chickens might be getting virtual reality, and H.R. Giger has passed away.

The Oklahoma State Capitol may have a new addition, Another execution gone wrong, Project Greenlight returns, The secret of the pyramids is unravelled, Tennessee gets harsh on pregnant drug users, .wed is a trap, and Portland's water supply gets a little tangy.

Atnevon insists that Jesus was in fact a Vampire and not a Zombie, Cygnus fakes us out with a story about veterans being treated like sex offenders, North Dakota's abortion ban has been overturned, XKCD helps to clarify free speech, Wu-Tang Clan fans band together to try to buy their single-copy album, Vox incites the rage of the internet by arguing that vinyl isn't better than CDs are, The recording industry strikes again, and we wish Kidcha a happy belated birthday and our apologies for being horribly forgetful people.

XKCD explains Heartbleed, Dropbox makes a strange addition to its board, Windows XP is officially dead, Zombies come to life in a real course, and a special-ed student gets in trouble for being bullied and recording it.

There's a Pirate Bay Bundle full of free games, Sanctuary reviews Goat Simulator, People are still using Windows XP and need to stop if at all possible, America doesn't read anymore, Wil Wheaton inspires us all, Brendan Eich steps down and brings on Sanctuary's massive rage, and One court reporter earns both our respect and our loathing for doing what we all wish we could at our jobs.

Prophet Manasseh makes a pre-show guest appearance to bring Sanctuary some divine laughter, The Wu-Tang Clan wants to turn albums into paintings, Mozilla's choice of CEO comes into question, Atnevon might have been wrong about E-Cigarettes, and Sharknado 2 is coming to make Kidcha's day.

Julie Ann Horvath lets us know that sexism and harassment are still alive and well in the workplace, Australia says that anti-vaccine groups are not charities, Fred Phelps is dead and we aren't sad to see him go, Gay marriage is temporarily legal in Michigan, Microsoft reminds us that emails often times aren't private, and Kidcha brings us her exclusive on fan fiction.

Seeming brings their debut album to our door, A victory against anti-dog laws, One of Oklahoma's TV stations has an 'accident', The internet grows up and gets kicked out of the house, The Boston Globe wonders if gifted children should get more funding, and Cygnus brings us news that Walter Williams has passed away... again.

Atnevon's father gets him on drugs - or at least drug forums, Financial aid isn't just for minorities, Sanctuary gives us a lesson on Russia and Ukraine, and Did Satoshi Nakamoto pull a Kizer Soze?

Arizona regains some sanity with the veto of SB 1062, Mt. Gox goes bye bye, Google's hiring practices earn praise and send Atnevon on a rant against unnecessary degrees, Tor helps Sanctuary plot in secret, Lawrence Lessig has a copyright win, LoudCity bows out, and Sarah Jones deserves to be remembered at the Oscars.