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Side Track Episode 14, The Inquest Book Review Welcome back to the History of the Papacy podcast.

I'm Steve, your host for this podcast about the history of the popes of Rome and the Christian church.

This week I'm not going to plug any of my social media iTunes or whatever.

I'm going to plug a very important cause if you enjoy listening to

or producing podcasts. I'm betting you don't want podcasts to go away, but that is what a patent

troll is trying to do. A guy, we won't even mention his name, is suing popular comedian and

podcaster Adam Carolla over an issue of copyright infringement.

Litigation concerning patents that have been issued that are way too overly broad in scope is becoming

a huge problem in many fields. Adam Carolla is running a legal defense fund at the website

fund anything.com called Patent Trolls.

If you want to keep listening to all the great podcasts out there and seemingly just about every other type of online content,

then consider supporting Adam Carolla and all the great podcasts out there.

I know as much as the next guy that times are tough out there,

cash-wise, but share the link on your Facebook, Twitter, just take a moment to tell a friend or two at work.

Today's sidetrack episode will be a first for the history of the papacy podcast, a book review or discussion.

The book we're going to discuss today is called The Inquest by Stephen Dando Collins, an Australian writer. Stephen Dando

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