The NonSequitur Show

kyle curtis

NonSequitur is a Podcast crafted by an uncommon philosophy, where bold Ideas are righteous, unique perspectives are gospel and where strong opinions are sacred. Kyle Curtis & team’s style of optimistic-sarcasm balances entertainment with information designed to open minds and provoke thought. Each episode features interviews with fascinating and inspirational guests that are making an impact within our social, political or religious culture. While most consider these issues taboo, Nonsequitur defiantly showcases them in passionate debates between leading experts on controversial issues.

  1. 09/09/2019

    NonSequitur & Mr. Atheist Take Your Calls

    TasteCraft: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYDHHsUVy2Fv48fLPOxi8rw?disable_polymer=true

    1h 48m

  2. 08/21/2019

    UNSOLVED: The Susan Powell Story

    Susan Cox Powell (October 16, 1981 – c. December 6, 2009) is an American missing person from West Valley City, Utah. Susan's disappearance and presumed murder, as well as the subsequent investigation and events, garnered significant media attention. Her husband, Joshua "Josh" Powell, was named a person of interest in the investigation into her disappearance. However, Joshua was never charged; on February 5, 2012, he killed himself and the couple's two young sons, Charles Joshua Powell (b. January 19, 2005) and Braden Timothy Powell (b. January 2, 2007) in a murder–suicide after custody of the boys had been awarded to Susan's parents, Charles and Judy Cox. An investigation also discovered that her father-in-law Stephen Powell had recorded numerous videos professing his love for her and had been recording her without her knowledge.

    1h 24m

  3. 08/18/2019

    Original Sin

    The NonSequitur Show

    1h 19m

  4. 07/17/2019

    The Genesis Correction: Eden’s Orchard of Life | Godless Engineer & Stephanie Lawrence Debate

    Are fundamentalist Christians missing the forest for the tree? Stephanie Lawrence thinks so. They claim that there wasn’t just ONE tree of life, but an entire orchard of them. The following text is an brief explanation put forth by Lawrence: Kinds is a concept that goes in with an orchard of life as opposed to a single phylogenic tree of life. I attached a picture of it. Q: where does one draw the line for what a kind is? A: it is unknown (nobody was here), but can be as broad as: |bacteria|fungus|animal|plant| Or as specific as a species itself (keeping in mind speciation happens and renaming of the same organism, but usually the colloquial name doesn't change, i.e. Mosquito. Or A random combination of specific and broad. It is unknowable to know if for example if all felines are related or not, or what is related to what all together. It is really not a matter of what's related to what, even the original kinds may have not been related. Kinds is not a classification system and isn't meant to replace taxonomy. It's a concept, it goes with multiple phylogenic trees as shown in the picture. It's reasoning is by eliminating the single tree for reasons listed here. There are problems with a single tree: 1) it assumes abiogenesis, an unfalsifiable claim, as opposed to nature's kinds. 2) it can't explain in detail how the butterfly or mushroom evolved from microorganisms 3) it assumes only naturalistic origins of life. 4) it can't explain in detail how bacteria became eukaryotes with all the implications with it. 5) it assumes change in allele frequency is a driving force for the microbe-to-man evolution, while changes in allele frequency can exist, it may be that i isn't a power that can evolve a sea sponge into a human over time and environmental pressures. 6) it can't account for the evolution of consciousness, there is no reason life can't exist on earth AS IS without consciousness. Kinds with the orchard of life require a non naturalistic worldview and more of a mystical worldview, likely a consciousness based one Kinds are non biblical.

    1h 3m

  5. 07/13/2019

    Let’s Set the Record Straight

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    58 min

  6. 06/28/2019

    Injustice: Poverty, Prison and Profit | Targeted Fines, Fees & Civil Forfeiture

    To raise revenue and make up for budget shortfalls, cities, states, courts, and prosecutors levy hefty fines at nearly every stage of the criminal justice system. People leaving prison owe on average $13,607 in fines and fees. For those who are poor, these fees can be catastrophic. An inability to pay can lead to a suspended license, additional fees, and even jail. In this Explainer, we explore all the ways the poor are regressively taxed in the justice system, and what can be done to stop these practices.

    1h 48m

  7. 06/18/2019

    The Smoking Nun: The Impact on Teens of Social Media Bullying

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    1h 23m

  8. 06/16/2019

    Resurrection

    Addressing the current situation, next week’s line up and more. ****There will be a patron hangout prior (Saturday at 4pm ET). I will be answering all of your questions on what is currently going on and anything else you have feedback on.***

    54 min
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NonSequitur is a Podcast crafted by an uncommon philosophy, where bold Ideas are righteous, unique perspectives are gospel and where strong opinions are sacred. Kyle Curtis & team’s style of optimistic-sarcasm balances entertainment with information designed to open minds and provoke thought. Each episode features interviews with fascinating and inspirational guests that are making an impact within our social, political or religious culture. While most consider these issues taboo, Nonsequitur defiantly showcases them in passionate debates between leading experts on controversial issues.

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