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Its time for trick or treats. this halloween weekend we’ll talk about some scary theocratic tricks FFRF is combatting. The treat is novelist and Freethought Heroine Rebecca Newberger Goldstein talking about overcoming her Orthodox Jewish childhood.
Atheists are not rapturous over the rapture, once again predicted by Harold Camping. Learn about FFRF’s 40 billboards criticizing religion and the bible regarding Famly Radio’s (once again) failed prediction that the world would end on October 21. We will also hear stories about what its like to be high school state/church activists from FFRF awardees Jessica Ahlquist and Harrison Hopkins.
Are those of us who work for state/church separation Satanists? Terrorists? No, we’re first amendment fundamentalists. We’ll talk about FFRF’s demand that a Tennessee town remove a lighted cross from its water tower. We discuss with our attorney, Alvin Harris, of Nashville.
FFRF’s complaint removing a cross from a water tower in Tennessee is getting attention. And so is Steven Pinker’s hot off the press new book released this week, The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence is in Decline. We will talk with Steven Pinker about why he thinks humanism is triumphing.
If you had a choice, would you choose jail or church? We’ll talk about FFRF’s latest legal complaint. Then we’ll talk with Penn Jillette, the well-known Las Vegas entertainer and magician is also a well-known atheist. He’ll discuss his new book God No! Signs You May Already Be an Atheist.
This week’s show will make you laugh and will make you groan over the many religious violations in public schools. We’ll talk to FFRF staff attorney Stephanie Schmitt about how she is working hard to protect school children from illegal proselytizing.
The Virginia ACLU and FFRF are suing to remove the Ten Commandments from Virginia schools. We’ll talk about the suit with ACLU attorney Rebecca Glenberg. Then, don’t miss our interview with an Orthodox monk who lost his faith. Help us keep state and church separate at a special time, 10 a.m. on the Mic 92.1 FM.
Reading, writing, arithmetic and religion in public schools? Not if FFRF has its way. After updating you on legal skirmishes we’ll catch up with secular studies expert Phil Zuckerman. He’ll announce the very exciting updates in the first ever Secular Studies department. Its about time.
Are hurricanes and earthquakes really acts of god? Why worship such a diety? We’ll talk about more state/church violations in public schools. We talk with brand new atheist and ex-minister who just left a pentecostal church in Louisana. Jerry DeWitt talks about why life is better without god.
