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Episode: #03136
Scientist Craig Venter stops by to talk about genome decoding, the imperfections of God and what gives Stephen gas. (6:17)
Episode: #03087
Daniel Gilbert talks about his new book and tells Stephen that money doesn't buy happiness, kids are a pain in the ass and marriage and religion will make you happy. (5:55)
Episode: #03039
Benjamin Barber explains why consumer culture is bad for humanity and Stephen inquires as to whether he's a Subway or a Quiznos man. (6:29)
Episode: #03020
Chris Hedges tells Stephen why the Christian right are America fascists and why his views of Christianity proves that he was home schooled. (6:00)
Episode: #03016
Chuck Schumer talks to Stephen about his new book, his views on Iraq and Hillary Clinton. Then, Stephen accuses him of promising a bad economy. (6:18)
Episode: #03002
Jim Cramer tells Stephen how to get the most out of watching his show. (6:18)
Episode: #02159
Stephen asks Jack Welch how he's making it on a fixed income and has him sign a copy of his book, "Winning," for his father-in-law. (6:28)
Episode: #02118
Putting poor kids in college with wealthy kids is just going to lead to self-esteem issues for them. (3:53)
Episode: #02066
Author Jonathan Alter calls Theodore Roosevelt the Bing Crosby of presidents; Stephen calls George W. Bush the FDR of today. (6:30)
Episode: #02053
Sam Harris reminds Stephen that we're all atheists with respect to Poseidon. (6:40)
Episode: #02052
Hugh Hewitt thinks the Republicans are aiming at an electoral iceberg and they need to turn the ship around quickly. (4:29)
Episode: #02050
Stephen asks author and journalist Caitlin Flanagan, "What's the deal with chicks?" (5:59)
Episode: #02032
Christopher Buckley and Jack Abramoff may dress differently, but otherwise, they are very similar. (6:23)
Episode: #02002
Stephen speaks with Carl Bernstein about what Bush and Nixon have in common and points out that a strong president is better than an honest president. (5:44)
