Section: No Frame of Reference | April 1st, 2012

The Arch Dudeship rings in the fool year with this affectionate analysis of the most Dudely holiday of all (after The Day of the Dude, of course), it’s, aahh…You know what I’m trying to say here. It might not be such a…uh…What day is this?
Read the articleSection: Dude Simple | September 16th, 2011

Rev. Ed Churchman takes a good and thurrah look at what makes a myth, Mr. Lebowski. All too often it seems we fail to realize that the truth might not be such a…uh, uh, you know? That is, we sometimes forget how to think mythically. Rev. Ed helps guard us against those who would make too many literal connections.
Read the articleSection: The Dad Abides | July 18th, 2011
Rev. Aaron Weintraub comes at us with number onesie in a series of columns about Dudeist parenting. The Dude might have been reluctant to have a little Lebowski on the way, but someone has to perpetuate the whole durn human comedy, right? So what goes into being a Dudeist Dad? It’s a complicated, but cuddly case, man. Doesn’t have to give you a (diaper) rash, if you do it the Dudely way.
Read the articleSection: Dude Simple | July 9th, 2011
In honor of the upcoming Dudestock festival on August 6th, Rev. Ed Churchman tells us a little about the very dudely city of York that will play host to the event. Sounds like a totally unspoiled pad, man. We’re looking forward to doing the usual, driving around, the occasional oat soda flashback.
Read the articleSection: Guest Columns | July 7th, 2011
The best way to avoid responsibilities? With a smile, man. Brian Dean discusses the proper modus duderendi for avoiding what needs to be avoided most. His website Anxietyculture.com has long been a bastion of procrastion. Dig his style here.
Read the articleSection: Dude Simple | April 27th, 2011

Rev. Ed Churchman digs deep once again, with an investigation into the nature of truth and untruth. Natural, zesty enter-lies? Something to sip on, dude.
Read the articleSection: Dude Simple | February 22nd, 2011

Rev. Ed Churchman takes a look at the divide between science and religion. It might not be such a…a…you know? You’ve got your story, I’ve got mine. Down through the ages. That’s your perception. There’s a lot in Dudeism that can help us bridge the gap. Compeers, you know?
Read the articleSection: No Frame of Reference | February 17th, 2011

The Arch Dudeship Dwayne Eutsey drops in to take stock of where we are, where we’ve been and where we’re going. This column is a big, fun-loving “You are Here” diagram for the Dudeist community. Big things are afoot at the Circle D this year. This is only the beginning. Here’s to a great 2011 Dudes!
Read the articleSection: Dude Simple | November 17th, 2010

Rev. Ed Churchman returns to the Dudespaper’s fold with an amiable story about ambulating through life. Which path are you going to take when you Westward the Wagons? Advocating the path of loose change, Rev. Ed concludes that the more innarestin path might just be the way to go.
Read the articleSection: Keeping the Baksheesh | August 6th, 2010

Rev. Ryan Colt Weber is back on the case after a hiatus, and brings us some words of wisdom for the open road: Don’t be unDude while driving, man. If you want the wagons to go westward, you’re going to have to take it easy or harm might be visited tenfold upon your head. In other words, keep your inner Walter tied up in the trunk.
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