Charlottesville Podcasting Network
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On episode 8 the guys discuss the limit for celebrating a birthday, the Duke University #%&@ List, a candid conversation with “Brett Favre” on cell phone picture scandal involving former New York Jets employee Jenn Sterger (NSFW) and more. Make sure to check out the show on Facebook: Outside The Box with Mike and Leon and on Twitter: OTBwithMikeLeon. 
On episode seven of “Outside The Box with Mike and Leon”, Mike tries to apply for the Pittsburgh Pirates managerial position, which colleague burned a waffle and tried to cover it up, the crowd watching The Social Network, Leon tells an embarrassing story, and more. Make sure to check us out on Facebook: Outside The Box with Mike and Leon and on Twitter: OTBwithMikeLeon
On episode 6 the guys discuss Mike’s fast-food choosiness and hatred of mayonnaise Cowboys Wide Receiver Dez Bryant’s $55,000 dinner bill at Pappas Bros. Steakhouse in Dallas and unveil a challenge to you the Outside The Box fans. Follow the show on Facebook: Outside The Box with Mike and Leon and on Twitter: OBwithMikeLeon and spread the word to your friends.
On episode 5 the guys discuss the Twitter virus, Leon’s resemblance to the Top Chef winner, why Charlottesville’s movie theaters are bad, why Leon hates political campaign signs & commercials, and more. Follow the show on Twitter: OTBwithMikeLeon and on Facebook: Outside The Box with Mike and Leon.
On episode four of “Outside The Box with Mike and Leon” the guys discuss the controversy surrounding TV Azteca reporter Ines Sainz and the New York Jets, bandwagon sports fans, give their Week 2 NFL Picks and more. Follow the show on Twitter: OTBwithMikeLeon and on Facebook: Outside The Box with Mike and Leon.
On episode three of “Outside The Box with Mike and Leon” the guys discuss Leon’s gross encounter at a fast food restaurant, police officers working at a grocery store, late-night television, NFL picks and more. Follow the show on Twitter: OTBwithMikeLeon and on Facebook: Outside The Box with Mike and Leon.
On Thursday, October 16th, Steven Waldman, author of Founding Faith: Providence, Politics, and The Birth of Religious Freedom In America joined host Coy Barefoot on WINA’s “Charlottesville-Right Now!” Waldman is the founder and editor of Beliefnet.com, the largest website for religion and spirituality on the internet.
They discussed the final presidential debate and each candidate’s strategy on the abortion issue, speaking to moderates or partisans. Waldman talked about the groundbreaking new Twelve Tribes of Politics study, which has discovered how the relationship between religion and politics is changing. For example, religion is much less correlated with votes in many cases now, with the exception of Evangelicals who prefer McCain, and Protestants who prefer Obama.
Waldman discusses Bill Maher’s new film Religulous, calling it funny but criticizing its presentation as a documentary because it has “completely flouted normal documentary standards,” using a gotcha film style more similar to Sacha Baron Cohen’s Borat.