Episode 194: God Has No Mother (with Chris Matheson)

Very Bad Wizards

Tamler Sommers & David Pizarro

Society & Culture, Philosophy

4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 11 August 2020

⏱️ 114 minutes

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Summary

David and Tamler welcome special guest Chris Matheson - co-writer of the "Bill and Ted" movies and author of "The Story of God" and "The Buddha's Story" - to talk about religion, immortality, comedy, Freud, and why the secret ingredient to good satire is love. Plus David and Tamler do a conceptual analysis of stoner movies and discuss their favorites.

Special Guest: Chris Matheson.

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0:00.0	Very bad wizards is a podcast with a philosopher, my dad, and a psychologist, Dave Pizarro,
0:05.9	having an informal discussion about issues and signs and ethics.
0:09.4	Please note that the discussion contains bad words that I'm out of allow to say,
0:13.6	and knowing my dad some very inappropriate jokes.
0:17.0	The experiment was perfect.
0:20.2	It was corrupted by our effectiveness.
0:30.6	We know our attention to that man behind the curtain.
0:39.2	Who are you?
0:41.2	Who are you?
0:42.8	I'm very bad man.
0:44.2	I'm a very good man.
0:46.1	Good man.
0:50.4	They think he's lost, and with no more brains than you have.
0:54.3	We know our attention to that man.
1:00.4	Anybody can have a brain.
1:04.4	You're a very bad man.
1:06.8	I'm a very good man.
1:08.6	Just a very bad wizard.
1:11.3	Welcome to very bad wizards.
1:12.5	I'm Tamar Summers from the University of Houston.
1:15.0	Dave, we have a most excellent guest coming up in the second segment.
1:18.9	How would you describe him?
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