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Episode: #05133
The RZA wants everyone to know that the truth shall set you free from all things. (04:50)
Episode: #04134
Wynton Marsalis and Stephen perform the "Star-Spangled Banner." (06:38)
Episode: #04150
Paul Simon shows Stephen his songwriting process, and defends his lyrics from the 60s. (05:18)
Episode: #04150
Paul Simon performs his classic "American Tune." (04:06)
Episode: #05103
Educators ban man-words from textbooks, and Stephen discovers America's newest pop sensation, Movits! (03:55)
Episode: #02117
Stephen takes the MacArthur Foundation to task for not awarding him its annual genius grant. (2:47)
Episode: #05031
Carl Wilson tries to understand the popularity of Celine Dion in "Let's Talk About Love." (04:28)
Episode: #04134
The upside of the economic meltdown: did you know that you can survive for weeks just by drinking your own tears? (00:28)
Episode: #03034
Pop culture is a threat to our youth, with the exception of the film "300.". (3:54)
Episode: #02120
Justin Timberlake doesn't show up to his debate with Stephen, so Stephen wins. (4:41)
Episode: #03087
Shaquille O'Neal sells-out fast-food marketing, Sinead O'Connor still hates Jesus, Harry Potter spoilers aren't so bad and the Transformers movie is not trustworthy. (5:28)
Episode: #02053
Tom Hanks' latest movie questions the divinity of Jesus -- not to mention, what's with the hair? (5:26)
Episode: #03055
People don't develop special powers, they pray for them. The only reason Superman can fly is because Jesus is carrying him. (4:53)
Episode: #03075
Stephen tips his hat to bookseller Tom Wayne and Genosis, and wags his finger at Fox News and guitar players. (4:39)
Episode: #02120
Stephen takes a look at Jesus camp, warns of the Four Horsemen of the A-Pop-Calypse, and sits down with actor Ted Danson. (0:33)
Episode: #02054
In tonight's episode, "The Star Spangled Banner" is translated into Spanish, and Sebastian Junger discusses his cheery book on the Boston Strangler. (0:36)
