Seth Dillon, CEO of The Babylon Bee and a staunch advocate for free speech, dives into the art of satire as a tool for truth-telling in a divided world. He shares how The Bee cleverly mocks political dynamics while addressing issues like censorship and antisemitism. The conversation highlights the prophetic nature of their humor, touching on the complexities of wokeness and the consequences of speaking out. Dillon emphasizes the importance of diverse voices in comedy and the ongoing struggle for open discourse in today's media landscape.

John Anderson interviews Seth Dillon, Owner and CEO of The Babylon Bee. They discuss the intersection between Christianity and humor, mocking bad ideas, controversies faced by the Bee, and the decline of tolerance in society. They also talk about preserving timeless truths, the impact of fact checking on comedy, challenges faced on Twitter, and the subversive power of humor in challenging authority.

Join Seth Dillon from The Babylon Bee as he discusses the hidden influences of pop culture and the presence of evil spirits shaping society. Explore the importance of humor in addressing dark subjects and the role of satire in building community. Dive into the realms of truth-seeking, meme creation, paranormal narratives, and challenging societal narratives with a biblical lens.

Seth Dillon, CEO of The Babylon Bee, discusses challenges of satire in a censorious environment, controversial humor in animated shows like South Park, navigating platform approval processes, and the role of satire in challenging mainstream narratives in comedy.

Darryl Cooper, a political commentator; Seth Dillon from conservative media; Tucker Carlson, renowned for his TV insights; Jack Posobiec, a political activist; and journalist Kyle Griffin engage in a lively discussion. They tackle the complexities of election integrity, especially in Pennsylvania, and dissect media narratives surrounding political figures. The conversation also explores the implications of political violence, media biases, and cultural dynamics, offering thought-provoking perspectives on today's pressing issues.

Seth Dillon, CEO of The Babylon Bee, discusses free speech, censorship, and the power of satire. They explore big tech's role in censorship, the impact of the 'woke mind virus', and the use of euphemisms in shaping public opinion. Seth's defense of free speech in Congress and the challenges faced by The Babylon Bee in the digital era are also highlighted.

On Piers Morgan Uncensored: Ben Shapiro's anti-woke rap song is tearing up the charts - but now he’s being accused of cultural appropriation. Do his critics have a point? We'll have an Uncensored rap battle with Tom MacDonald, DJ Vlad and Talib Kweli... Tech giants are being grilled over their deadly failure to protect children - if they can censor opinions they don’t like, why can’t they keep vulnerable users safe? Piers is joined by Seth Dillon, Mario Nawfal and the godfather of virtual reality Jaron Lanier.Watch Piers Morgan Uncensored at 8pm on TalkTV on Sky 522, Virgin Media 606, Freeview 237 and Freesat 217. Listen on DAB+ and the app.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seth Dillon, creator of Babylon B, discusses the blurred line between real news and satire. They explore how satire sometimes turns out to be true. They also talk about the challenge of creating jokes funnier than reality and the selective nature of fact-checking. The importance of free speech and their experiences in Twitter prison are explored. They discuss a controversial headline and refusing to delete a tweet, leading to consequences and involvement of Elon Musk. They also highlight the tactics used to silence dissenting voices.

Guests Salena Zito and Seth Dillon join the show. They discuss the debate, whether Republicans can bounce back in Wisconsin, and Seth Dillon's book 'The Babylon Bee Guide to Gender.'

Guests Seth Dillon and Joel Berry from The Babylon Bee discuss the return of COVID-19 restrictions, including mask mandates and vaccine requirements at universities. They question the effectiveness of shame as a behavior-changing tool and highlight concerns about leftist universities and the college system. The conversation also covers Donald Trump's absence from the presidential debate, criticism of the legal system, and concerns about Joe Biden's health. The importance of defending truth, parental rights, and strong families is emphasized, along with a discussion about their new book and promotion of the Republican debate coverage.