Abby and Ami read listener feedback and say good-bye. See you 'round the internet, guys!

Ami and Abby talk about other stuff they make, which you can find online. Yellow Flag Press published Amy's chap book, Milk and Water. Red Lion Square Poetry still has a facebook page that might someday be revived. You can find links to all of Abbie's books on her website. Her books are available in ebook, paper, and audio from the usual retailers. A quick google search for her name will turn them up.

Abby and Ami talk about what to do with the Patreon content and possibly posting some feedback emails to the blog or FB (with permission, of course). They read some emails about family returning to religion in times of crisis and the ever-popular topic of book-burning.

Abby and Ami were both out of town this week, so we're sharing a snippet that we posted for the Patreon donors back in June of 2015. It's an oldie, but goodie. Enjoy!

Ami, Mistie, and Alex talk about their experiences with a recent high school class reunion and the awkwardness of running into old teachers while doing normal adult thinks (like having low-key drink).

Ami and Abby talk about politics.

We've talked about this a lot, and we've decided that episode 150 will be the last episode of the original podcast run. It will then go on hiatus, possibly forever, although we'll keep the feed up. Listen to the episode for more details.

Abby, Ami, and Debbie talk about watching The Exorcist. The scariest thing in the film was brain imaging before CT scan, which...holy s**t guys! Apparently this movie was made just one year before CT scans came along. Neurologists really did perform direct carotid puncture to inject dyes into the circulation to image the brain back then, and they really did something called pneumoencephalography. They injected air into the CSF via spinal, which would rise (as air tends to do) and make the...

Abby's back! Ami and Abbie talk about coming out at work, dealing with relatives, and terrible Christian gifts.

Ami and Alex talk about the difficult decision of when (or whether) to come out as an atheist at work.�

Ami and Debby talk about yoga and other dangerously demonic activities.

Ami and Misty respond to listener feedback from someone whose family lived through an actual Time of Trouble.

Ami and Misty talk a little more about Hacksaw Ridge and discuss some Adventist mailings.

A listener wrote in with the title of a scary end times book you might have read, as well as some experiences we're all probably shared.

Abby and Ami review Hacksaw Ridge. Spoiler: it was worse than they expected.

Ami and Abby talk about several Adventist articles reviewing the new Desmond Doss film "Hacksaw Ridge." They also read some funny mailings. Did you know paying tithe prevents automobile accidents? Neither did we. Note: this is not a review of the film itself by the hosts. They had not seen the film when they recorded this. Their review will be in an upcoming episode.

Ami and Abby read some heartbreaking feedback and talk about New Years. They'll be donating to to Zebra Coalition. Second Harvest Food Bank is a great charity they've supported in the past. Consider your own local charities.

Abby and Ami read bizarre Adventist mailings and reminisce about Christmas.

Ami and Abby respond to listener feed back. They talk about books, art, and the End of Days!

Ami and Abby come to you from Florence, Italy! They talk about visiting beautiful religious art and how they respond to it as atheists and humanists.

Abby and Ami read and chuckle over Adventist mailings. And, hey, we even found one article that seemed really good and legitimately helpful (spoiler: it wasn't the one about the Beast Power).

Abby and Ami read and respond to a truly harrowing email from a gay listener whose SDAP family came very close to getting him killed.

Ami and Abby talk about the US election a bit. Sorry, we won't do this very often, we promise.

Ami and friends talk about the experience of getting married as an Adventist or with Adventist relatives in attendance.

Ami and Misty explore the latest catalogue of book offerings from the ABC.