Hey everybody! Dave here. All of us are hoping you are all enjoying this season. We were really excited to have Roy Zimmerman in the studio with us, and were excited with the turnout for the after-show with him. We’re also thrilled to be recording live at TCC again. Last years was a blast, and we were pleased to find out that the Science and Inquiry club wanted us back. So look for that in a couple weeks.
However, as you all know by now, running this show isn’t cheap. We are halfway through this season, and starting to wonder how we’re going to pay for the next. We’ve been bouncing around a few fundraising ideas, some of which sound really exciting. There’s one in particular that we need your help with.
We’re thinking about putting together some texts to read. The more absurd the better. The idea is one of us will read until we can’t keep a straight face anymore. But we need your help to find some of the best stuff. What we’re looking for is absurd and crazy religious writing in the public domain. While we’d love to see Sam do a reading of Left Behind or a Ray Comfort book, there are unfortunate legal issues getting in the way of that. Instead we need stuff either in scriptures, pamphlets, or books that aren’t copyrighted or trademarked. Anything you think we might be able to read without getting sued. It’d be especially fun to find stuff outside of Christianity. If you know any good parts of the Quran or the Bhagavad Gita, that’d be great. So if you have an ideas, or if you could find something out there that you think is going to crack us up, let us know.
You can post something in the comments below, or in the “Ask a Question” tab above. Use the title “Fundraising scripture” so we know what it’s intended for. We know you guys are the best at finding the crazy, so don’t let us down.
Thanks for your support, and thanks for listening to us. We look forward to hearing all the fun stuff you come up with.
-Dave
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