Louisiana's Commandment, The Pros and Cons of Splitting the Atom, and Procrastination

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History Defeats Itself

Kevin Rosenquist, John Banks, and Greg Mitchell

139 episodes

9 months ago

Kevin Rosenquist, John Banks, and Greg Mitchell discuss events and people that exemplify how humans never really learn from their history. The show is part history podcast, part society and culture podcast, and all comedy podcast. Sometimes clever, sometimes sophomoric, but always entertaining, the boys are here to put a smile on your face. RSSVERIFY

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Comedy

Society & Culture,

History

Louisiana's Commandment, The Pros and Cons of Splitting the Atom, and Procrastination | Comedy Podcast

History Defeats Itself

1 hour 30 minutes

1 year ago

Louisiana's Commandment, The Pros and Cons of Splitting the Atom, and Procrastination | Comedy Podcast

The boys are back! In this episode, Kevin talks about Louisiana forcing public schools to display the ten commandments in every classroom, as well as Oklahoma forcing public schools to teach the Bible as part of its curriculum. John talks about the pros and cons of splitting the atom - nuclear war is bad but medical advances are good. And Greg, who clearly didn't put any effort in, talks about procrastination.