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Episode 19: The Founder with Adam Ford
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October 18, 2019
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1:14:53Now PlayingIn the nineteenth episode of The Babylon Bee podcast, editor-in-chief Kyle Mann and creative director Ethan Nicolle interview the Babylon Bee's creator, founder, and part-owner, the elusive Adam Ford. Adam is also known for his comics at Adam4D.com, and as the founder of the new news site Disrn.com and the Adam Ford Newsletter. Many readers have claimed the Babylon Bee changed after Adam sold the Babylon Bee. Adam absolutely destroys Kyle and Ethan, reads hate mail, talks about how he came to faith, as well as what he is up to these days. This is Adam's first podcast interview ever, so buckle up and get ready to be part of history.
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Story 1 - In Reboot Film, Bibleman Goes Back In Time To Stop Satan From Planting Dinosaur Fossils In The Earth
Story 2 - Ellen Outed As Conservative After She Treats Others With Respect
Story 3 - Survey Finds More People Would Support Impeachment If They Knew What Crime Trump Was Supposed To Have Committed
Adam Ford Interview
Hate mail is included in the interview
Subscriber exclusive portion - Kyle and Ethan discuss some classic Babylon Bee stories
Story 4 - Holy Spirit Unable To Move Through Congregation As Fog Machine Breaks
The first article Kyle ever sent to Adam.
Story 5 - Police Calm Millennial Protesters By Handing Out Participation Trophies
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