Ep. 75: The Awakening – Joseph Lyttleton
Faith seems to have been a part of the human experience for as long as we have existed. But what would happen if all belief in God disappeared over night? How would the behavior of believers change af...
23 Feb 1h 11min
Ep. 74: Humanism and Neurodiversity – Alastair Lichten
In this episode, we are joined again by Alastair Lichten, a humanist community builder and the author of the blog, Humanist Dad. We discuss his recent work in community organizing and the importance ...
2 Juli 20251h 4min
Ep. 73: Unbelief in Iran, Past and Present – Arash Ghajarjazi
In this episode, we’re joined by Arash Ghajarjazi, a scholar of Iranian Studies at Utrecht University and author of the new book, Remembering Khayyam: Episodes of Unbelief in the Reception Histories o...
27 Maj 20251h 13min
Ep. 72: The Omega Course – Paul Clark
In this episode, we’re joined by Paul Clark, author of The Omega Course, a coming-of-age novel about guilt, redemption, and loss of faith. We learn about the central plot of the book, where 17-year-ol...
4 Mars 20251h 5min
Ep. 71: What is a Humanist Celebrant? – Sarah Ray
In this episode, we’re joined by Sarah Ray, the President of the Humanist Society and an Endorsed Humanist Celebrant and Invocator. We learn about how these roles are secularizing, the deep roots they...
30 Dec 20241h 11min
Ep. 70: How to Build a Secular Country – Maggie Ardiente
In this episode, we talk with Maggie Ardiente, the board president of the Secular Coalition for America. In a wide ranging discussion, we learn how joining a small freethinkers group at university led...
25 Okt 20241h 12min
Ep. 68: Why Do We Have a Bible? – Jacob L. Wright
In this episode, we’re joined by Jacob L. Wright, Professor of Hebrew Bible at the Candler School of Theology, Emory University, and the author of Why the Bible Began: An Alternative History of Script...
3 Apr 20241h 32min
