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You know what Jim, I think I should just utilize my good hair and headbang at the beginning of that,

just to get super in the mood, but I don't know, maybe that would be a little too extra, but I've thought about it a couple of times.

I think you should do it. I think it would work well. Maybe next time I'm on a surprise and we'll just, we'll make use of it.

Hello everybody, welcome to the atheist experience. Today is January 22nd, 2023. I am your host, Jay Mike, joining me today is Mr. Jim Barrow's. Jim, I've noticed I looked around my room, I looked in my mail.

I didn't get any invites from you for the really cool celebrity yacht parties that you attend all the time, and so I was assuming maybe there was a mistake in the address or it'll get to me eventually, but how have you been and how are the celebrity yacht parties?

I don't know who started this room with that I have celebrity yacht parties, but I don't know.

You mean the fact?

Two and pretty good. Yeah, sure. Stating facts, not evidence is what again? Oh yeah. Yeah, it's not just here, say it's not just my anecdotal testimony.

I have independent evidence that I cooperate with it, but I don't want to bore the audience. I'm just going to go ahead and remind everybody that the atheist experience is a product of the atheist community of Austin,

a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion of atheism, critical thinking, secular humanism, and the separation of religion and governments.

But Jim, before we take the first call, is there anything you did want to mention before we go on to calls?

No, I had a debate last night. I don't know, it's not really a debate. It was five questions that an atheist, a atheist answered with a one minute or a bottle in between, so I don't for reach questions.

So not really much of a debate with a guy who is a psychiatrist, Ivy League trained and apparently teaches in the Ivy League and also an expert on demons.

So that was kind of entertaining. I don't think, you know, keep in mind that I do host a show. I don't think I've had that many ad hominemists in an hour as was leveled.

I'm beginning to think that might be something that Catholics do or Catholic apologists do is ad hominem attacks, which is kind of strange.

But yeah, it was fun. I always saw in the one minute or a bottle just kind of went, you know, ad hominem.

And then argument from ignorance because basically he said that he would eliminate all the psychiatric issues and then they were left with demons.

Now I wasn't only able to cross examine him that much in one minute and it wasn't a cross examine.

So I may be speaking out of turn on that on what the actual process that he used, but he does have a book.

So it'll be entertaining to read that and then maybe talk about that at some point with someone.

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