Welcome back TGA fans. This week, we talk about prohibition’s latest victim, Derek Copp, as well as discuss the declining influence of the religious right in today’s economic crisis.
This week, we discuss the trouble in Iran, where two young women were sentenced to death for killing the man who tried to rape them. We also talk about the Catholic Church excommunicating the doctors who performed an important and necessary abortion on a 9 year old rape victim, and finally, we discuss Turkey’s growing religious influence.
This week, things get heated up when Ryan and I discuss agnosticism! Also join us as we talk about the UN Anti-Blasphemy resolution, as well as the potential execution of two young women in Iran.
We humbly present to you our new Bonus Show. We’ll be keeping this one free for a month or two, and then it’s behind the curtain, with the hopes fans will appreciate the extra content enough to become patrons.
It’s our first week trying to recruit new patrons, and this episode we talk about whether or not I’m an atheist stereotype. Also on the agenda is the latest bit of gossip concerning the Atheist Bus Ad campaign, and let’s not forget about Congressman Pete Stark, the first openly agnostic/atheist in da house!
A fan of the show wrote to me, and her letter was so honest, open and inviting that I could not help but record a radio show, even though it’s now 3 am.
This week, Ryan and I discuss the atheist bus campaign that is attracting a lot of attention in the UK. We’ll also be discussing the case of Kara Neuman, who died as a result of her parents’ religious beliefs.
After attempting to wrangle enough questions from listeners, we were finally able to do a mailbag episode. We cover everything from de-Baptisms in Atlanta to the historical ‘evidence’ of Jesus.
We discuss the high and lowlights of the podcast, as well as talk about Pastor Rick Warren being selected for Obama’s inauguration.
This week, I have a very special guest to fill in for Ryan, who is enjoying much finer weather than we have here in Canada. Jeffrey Jones is a good friend of mine, and agreed to come on the show if I pimped out his new site, www.downandout.ca
This week on TGA, Ryan and I discuss whether or not the Western world has the moral authority to tell other cultures what to do, and we also deal with the controversial issue of Nanotechnology. It’s an extra long show this week in preparation for Ryan’s vacation. Don’t worry though, faithful listener; I’m going to be bringing in a guest host. Stay tuned for more information!
This week, Ryan and I cover a huge range of topics: Alcoholics Anonymous, Eco-Terrorism, churches that covet the orgasm, and of course the War on Christmas. It’s a hefty 40 minutes of fun! If you’re new to the site, we highly recommend you try the show out.
This week, Ryan and I talk about how grumpy some atheists are, and we’ll also get all worked up about how women are treated in Afghanistan! Also on the agenda: some great reasons to keep visiting the website for the latest articles and links.
In this week’s podcast, we talk about Obama’s election and California gays losing their right to marry. Tune in for 30 minutes of goodness!
As promised, this week I review the book The Little Book of Atheist Spirituality, written by Andre Compte-Sponville (yeah, it’s hard to pronounce if you’re not French). After a dozen emails asking me to discuss it, we’ll also discuss the atheist bus banners making an appearance in England.
