Episode 396: Pandemic, Mr. Phil TV, & Foreign Policy with Bonnie Kristian

The Holy Post

Phil Vischer

Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

4.5 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2020

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

The world is upside down because of the coronavirus pandemic, but fear not! Phil is here to save us from being locked in our homes with our children without entertaining and informative Bible content. Learn all about Mr. Phil TV and how to sign up. Also, if you didn't make it to Costco for toilet paper, we've got you covered with natural alternatives for bathroom tissue. Finally, journalist and The Week columnist, Bonnie Kristian, talks to Skye about foreign policy and why it should be the most important factor when voting for a president. (FYI, their conversation was recorded before the COVID-19 outbreak.)

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0:00.0	Hey there, welcome back to the podcast.
0:01.4	This is Phil Vissier, this is Holypost Podcast.
0:03.4	I am here with Skyjitani.
0:05.0	Hello Phil.
0:05.8	Hi Sky.
0:06.8	And Christian Taylor is supposed to be here,
0:09.2	but she got stuck in a grocery store
0:12.2	fighting no doubt over toilet paper.
0:15.5	And she's running late.
0:17.0	That or bottled water.
0:18.2	Or bottled water.
0:19.6	Or anything, really.
0:21.0	This is the world.
0:21.9	We, the last podcast we recorded was two weeks ago,
0:25.1	but it was like on a different planet two weeks ago.
0:28.1	Yes, things have changed dramatically.
0:29.8	Yes.
0:30.6	I got the last bag of flour.
0:32.8	What?
0:33.6	My grocery store.
0:34.4	Flour.
0:35.2	There was a run on flour?
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