The Church of Stop Shopping - Rev. Billy

Erik Guzman December 9th, 2008

Last week on Steve Brown Etc., Rev. Billy from the Church of Stop Shopping joined us to encourage everyone to stop shopping (right after you buy the new CD from Rev. Billy and the Stop Shopping Gospel Choir). The new CD is called The Shopocalypse. Get your copy at RevBilly.com.

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Here's the entire interview complete with all the stuff about Immanuel Kant, Gandhi and economic theory we di … (Read More)

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Culture Warriors

Erik Guzman September 14th, 2007

What do Howard Stern, Janet Reno, 2 Live Crew, the Florida Bar Association, and the gaming industry all have in common? They've all done battle with this week's guest, culture warrior Jack Thompson.

Join Steve as he talks with Jack about his current battles and why he keeps on fighting.

The reincarnation of Gandhi also stops by to do a bit of culture warring himself. Don't miss it!

For more from Jack Thompson, check out his book Out of Harm's Way.

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The Reincarnation of Gandhi in Cow-nseling

Erik Guzman July 31st, 2007

Many would like to possess the wisdom of a great man…or bovine, but few are willing to pay the price. Often extreme profundity is born of intense pain. Such is the case with our in-house guru, The Reincarnation of Gandhi.

Some things can take a lifetime (or more) to shake. Apparently, the contentment of cows is highly overrated.

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The Reincarnation of Gandhi Emerges

Matthew May 15th, 2007

If you think Baskin Robbins has a lot of varieties, take a look at modern Christendom… thirty-one flavors and then some. The latest: the Emergent Church.

Now I am all for unity in the body, but I have to be honest; listening to Emergent-speak is like a shell game where they keep trying to hide Jesus.

Luckily, our in-house mystic, The Reincarnation of Gandhi, happens to be an expert in both religion and BS.

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