Ep 055 - DBT Class 2 | Effectively

This week we are joined by our friend and Editor of Tor.com, Lee Harris! Lee is from England and talking to us from England because we live in the future! Lee is also raising his kids in a secular household so Lee and Tim talk about the challenges and rewards of trying to teach their […]

Dr. Angela Toscano returns to continue our discussion of The Secular Scripture by Northrop Frye and how it's an urtext for understanding the romance genre. You'll definitely want to go listen to part 1, which is episode 73, before listening to this oneIn part 2, we'll be discussing how identity must evolve in romance, the possibility inherent to the romance, and how we can have more critical conversations about problematic things in romance without demanding its eradication - because let's be honest, everything is problematic.Show Notes:Listen to part 1: 073. Structuring Romance: The Secular Scripture pt 1 with Dr. Angela ToscanoShelf Love:Sign up for the email newsletter list | Website | Twitter | Instagram | Goodreads | Email: Andrea@shelflovepodcast.com15 Romance Novel Audiobooks that Combine Swoony Words with Great PerformancesCheck out Shelf Love’s updated website including the transcript for this episodeShelf Love episodes with transcriptsRomancelandia Holiday Fairies Gift Drive (2020)Guest: Dr. Angela ToscanoTwitter | Website | JPRS Notes & Queries | Patreon - Romance Lessons from Dr. ToscanoBooks Discussed:The Secular Scripture by Northrop FryeWhat to read next if you like Frye:On Fairy Stories by JRR TolkeinA Natural History of the Romance by Pamela RegisAnatomy of Criticism by Northrop FryeMeditations on Don Quixote by Ortega y GassetTrue Story of the Novel by Margaret DoodyPoetic Diction by Owen BarfieldThe diagram I drew when reading about identity in The Secular ScriptureRomancelandia Holiday Fairies Gift Drive (2020) Shelf Love:NEW! Substack for original writing and stuff | Website | Twitter | Instagram | YouTubeEmail: Andrea@shelflovepodcast.com

This week we have a special treat, this episode is a crossover episode with the amazing Amy and Ami of the Secular Soup Podcast. We join forces to bring you the news of the week (kind of)! Amy then educates us about Crisis Pregnancy Centers, this week's Bigly Topic. We want to thank Amy and Ami once again for coming up with this cool idea and putting up with us for over an hour...They will also be releasing this episode on their feed, which you can find here: https://www.spreaker.com/show/secular-soupYou can also buy the cool stuff they make here: https://delightfulbcraft.wixsite.com/delightfulbitchcraftOur Beer this week: Weyerbacher Blasphemy.    Become a Patron and help support the show! : http://www.patreon.com/dumballoverpodCheck out our website: http://www.dumballoverpod.com

On today’s episode we’re taking a look at some of the rather silly psychic experiments conducted by the folks over at the Center for Inquiry, a non-profit organization dedicated to stopping the spread of nonsense and promoting reason and skepticism. We’ll learn about the founder Paul Kurtz, secular humanism, ol' James Randi, and their history of legal battles against the most famous spoon bender in history, Uri Geller. They claim to be skeptics but are they actually haters? Or are we? Listen and find out! Fund our own psychic experiments counter propaganda efforts by joining our Patreon, where you'll get access to our bonus show The Corkboard Bizarre and our Discord where we've been messing around with some pretty cool remote viewing experiments. https://patreon.com/thenonsensebazaar