Agnostic Salvation Hour

Herbalie has agreed to a settlement with the FTC that includes a $200 million judgment for refunds to many of its distributors, and forces the company to implement a major restructuring of its business operations. In a complaint filed today in the Central District of California, the FTC has charged Herbalife with deceiving hundreds of thousands of hopeful people.

Agnostic Salvation Hour provides a good discussion of current issues. Definitely worth a listen for the atheist/agnostic community.

Great interviews, and I like the mix of voices and points-of-view. Not sure if they're still going to the bible study classes (I'm listening to the back catalog) but the observances from their bible classes are very interesting. It's great to see non-believers who are willing to communicate openly with people who are believers and have reasonable debate. The podcast is very Midwest-centric, with lots of local issues affecting the Kansas area. I'm in South Alabama, deep in the heart of the Bible Belt, so it's fascinating to get a view of the Midwest from a skeptical position. The sound quality up until the four other guests join the conversation are distracting, and the numbering of the episodes is off. Those are my only complaints.