Welcome to the three stories version of the Todd Hummer show. Story number one.

Ozzy Osborne believed in God, but what does that really mean? Oh, plus, a story about Tony

Iommi who came into my internet radio company for an interview. Oh, he's the guitar player for Ozzy Osbourne's Black Sabbath.

Story number two, treason should mean something. And story number three.

How to blaspheme the Holy Spirit while being a pastor.

We'll talk about this with the help of BISible at gobisible.com.

Make sure you're operating on actual corporate credit, not on your own credits.

And of course, we can't do anything that matters in an eternal sense without God Almighty.

The Todd Herman show is 100% disapproved by big pharma, technocrats, and tyrants everywhere.

Now, from the high mountains of free America.

Here's the Emerald City exile.

Todd Herman.

Today is the day the Lord has made,

and these are the times through which God has decided we shall live.

I'll tell you in a second about a pretty unique experience we had back in the internet radio days.

I didn't get to be there.

But a guy who worked with me and helped get that company started named Kurt, got to do an interview with the guitar player for Black Sabbath.

And I think one of the principal songwriters, Tony Ayome. By the way, amazing that Aomé can do what he does because he's got partial fingers on his fretting hand and still, I mean, established heavy metal. There'll be no heavy metal

without Black Sabbath. They established the art form, if you will. So Ozzy Osbourne died, and he died in a, I guess,

poetic way. It was a very short time after his last concert with Black Sabbath. And you probably saw

some of the articles that accused Tony Amey of dedicating Ozzy's role in the band and having him stay seated.

And Ozzie probably couldn't stand.

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