It's Monday, it's June 6th, and the word of the day is

Ilam, which means the hypothetical original substance at the beginning of the universe

from which all matter is derived.

Using a sentence, if you're not a big fan of genocidal bigot ghosts, Ilam is a fun alternative

as a world do hypothetical or no, I bet we could get Apple users to pick up a hundred bucks

markup for it already camped out front for it, no, what am I, I'm no illusions, I'm

Eli Bosnick, I'm Ethan Wright and Broadcasting Delayed from America's Far Center, we are

the Skeptcrats.

Oh, this week's episode, Marjorie Taylor Green gets stuck up a speech tree, the UK will

try parading on a rain for a change, and we'll be speaking with a state representative

who made headlines last week by shoving the hypocrisy of anti-choice Republicans right

in their faces.

It was delightful.

But first, the rest of the intro music.

Joining me for headlines tonight are my fellow Skeptcrats, no illusions in Eli Bosnick.

Gentlemen, before we start talking about the news, you got any good books or movies to

recommend that could distract from the news?

That would be great.

Ooh, the long way to a small angry planet.

What if sci-fi was about discovery and friendship and people who care about each other?

It's quietly revolutionary, best thing ever in years.

Interesting.

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