Using religion to teach morals is like licking a self-adhesive stamp. You're just gonna mess up the way it should stick. ~ a tweet by @georgehrab

The secret service guys figured they didn't need to use condoms because they have diplomatic immunity. ~ a tweet by @georgehrab

If you have ears, stop reading this post and download any episode of The Geologic Podcast . (iTunes link)Welcome back. Awesome right? You’re welcome.Still need convincing? Okay, if you must, read on.I can’t give this show a big enough endorsement. After sampling fifty or so different podcasts, I’ve narrowed down my regular listening lineup to six shows. The Geologic Podcast is first among them. I’ve been wanting to spread the word for some time, but the skeptical nature of the show hasn’t meshed with the other sites I write for. It is, however, perfect for you nonbelievers!George Hrab is the Geo in Geologic. He is part musician, part comedian and all atheist. It should be no surprise that my favorite bit on his show isin which he highlights faith-based hypocrisy and stupidity. Other bits includein which he discusses crazy cool animals,in which he answers questions usually related to religion or music, andwhich is self explanatory.There are other regular segments and various skits where Geo plays multiple characters. It’s amazing what this one-man-show can do. As an added bonus, he releases music on his podcast. If you haven’t heard of Hrab as a podcaster, you probably haven’t heard of him as a musician, but you should have. He is a singer and drummer of a funk band and a solo artist with a few albums of skeptical and atheist friendly songs. My favorites areand, a song about losing someone knowing they won’t have an afterlife. It’s surprisingly comforting. Other songs includeinspired by the Hitchens book andperformed with fellow skeptic and Bad Astronomer, Phil Plait. You can check them out on iTunes or Pandora.Please, give him a listen. I’ve heard all 260 shows and there aren’t any stinkers. Show #159 is a particularly interesting jumping on point. Hrab does something cool with the format that may be confusing at first, but if stick with it you’ll learn a lot about him.Here is a video of Geo performingI found on YouTube