This week, I interview Sylvia Broeckx (pronounced “Brooks), who has an Indiegogo campaign for a movie called “Hug an Atheist“. If you’re interested in supporting the campaign, please visit her site and leave a comment.
This week Ryan joins me as we talk about the early history of Humanism, and my general opinion about this new “Atheism +” thing.
This week, Leo Igwe joins me as we tackle the problem of child witches and superstition in Africa. Leo is a former representative of the International Humanist and Ethical Union, and a founding member of the Nigerian Humanist Movement.
As promised, this week we’re introducing our new schedule, which means Wednesday morning (well, Tuesday late at night, technically), you’ll be able to download the show for your commute or other boring activity you need this show for. This week’s topic: Does religion really poison everything, and how Ryan will one day become the Lawnmower Man.
This week, Ryan joins me as we tackle the problem of child torture in the Democratic Republic of Congo as we wrap up the last days of the Indigogo “Bible Stories” Campaign. We also feature a hilarious letter from a fan asking for their tithing monies to be spent on something useful instead of opulent.
This week, Carisa joins me as we talk about global warming, Curiosity rover landing on Mars, and the shooting at a Sikh temple by a white supremacist.
This week, our Bible Stories campaign gets resurrected from the dead, and we talk about gun control in America. I expect there to be lots of discussion, so please be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments!
This is it folks! The final 60 hours before my Bible Stories Kickstarter Campaign is over. So, to celebrate this event (ok, maybe more to entice you), this show will be available for free as long as the campaign is on.
This week, we have a very special two part Bible Stories podcast for The Book of Judges.
This week, we talk about the success of the Kickstarter campaign so far, and what that means for the future of TGA. We also discuss Katie Holmes and her split from Scientology, and how the ‘VatiLeaks’ scandal is helping erode the power of the Vatican.
This week, I continue my ‘Atheist Appreciation Month’ by interviewing long time blogger Austin Cline about his early experiences, his upcoming projects, and his plans for the future.
This week, it’s a mailbag episode, and I’m proud to announce my Kickstarter Campaign for ‘Bible Stories’ is up now! So while you enjoy hearing us answering your questions, why not go and contribute to the campaign?
This week, my special guest is Guy P. Harrison, author of the new book: 50 Popular Beliefs People Think are True, as well as the author of Race and Reality, and 50 Reasons People Give for Believing in a god.
This week, Jeff joins me as we pontificate on blogger and ‘therapist’ Josh Weed and his tortured view of gay sex, and we make fun of Animal Planet’s terrible show, Finding Bigfoot.
This week, Carisa joins me as we discuss the recent obsession with zombies, both in movies and in real life, plus a new designer drug nicknamed ‘bath salts’ that a big part of the focus seems to be on. If it all sounds like a shitty “Tek-War” plot line, then you aren’t too far from the mark.
