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Episode: #05141
Al Gore explains to Stephen and Stephen and Al Gore that stopping global warming doesn't have to hurt the economy. (05:00)
Episode: #03115
Ed Begley Jr. became interested in environmental issues as a Boy Scout and maintained his interest only to gain more merit badges. (4:49)
Episode: #03112
Bjorn Lomborg says that global warming isn't as catastrophic as people say while Stephen says it's not a problem at all. (5:40)
Episode: #03109
Some people are doing something about global warming: they are racing to exploit it. (3:54)
Episode: #03075
Who's to say that we presently have the best climate when there are so many other climates we haven't tried yet? (3:50)
Episode: #03074
NASA's Michael Griffin made their mission statement better by deleting any mention of planet protection. (4:20)
Episode: #03067
Stephen asks Howard Dean, hypothetically, which candidate would he support: Arack Bobama or Mallory Vinton? (6:51)
Episode: #03066
Barry Lucier shouldn't be forced to watch movies he doesn't agree with -- college is not a place to learn new ideas. (4:04)
Episode: #03049
John Kerry hints that this may not be the first time he did not consider running for president. (6:21)
Episode: #02116
Toby Keith may have a song called Boot Up Your Ass, but he should call it Narc on Your Bus. (4:08)
Episode: #02090
Stephen believes Kanye West owes President Bush an apology, and thinks people are only seeing Al Gore's global warming movie to get out of the record heat. (0:33)
Episode: #02090
Al Gore says global warming means the world is coming to an end, but Stephen says the world is just coming to a new beginning. (4:49)
Episode: #02070
Al Gore's movie is the highest-grossing PowerPoint presentation in history. (3:42)
