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Dan and Annie Laurie discuss religious extremism at the CPAC conference. Congressman Pete Stark, the only open nonbeliever in congress, discusses his resolution to honor Charles Darwin.
Freethought Radio will memorialize two young women freethinkers, air rocker Frank Turner’s new freethought anthem “Glory, Hallelujah,” and feature as guest FFRF Lifetime Member Madison Arnold, a busy character actor who has appeared in many TV shows, films and stage plays.
Ricky Gervais, the Air Force Academy and much more!
Guest Mitch Kahle, an FFRF member and state/church activist in Hawaii, will talk about how he persuaded the Hawaii Senate earlier this month to drop government prayer. The hosts will also be joined in studio by lawyer Sarah Braasch to talk about FFRF’s new campaign to stop pervasively Christian prayers in the Wisconsin State Assembly. Don’t miss the amusing audio clips of out of control government prayers. There will also be coverage of FFRF’s headline-creating complaint about the posting of the Ten Commandments in public schools in Giles Co., Va.
The January 1, 2011 show, “Name that secular songwriter!” will be replayed (due to cohosts both being felled by ailments which are not life-threatening, but kept them from the studio this week). This is a chance to enjoy the enormous contributions of nonreligious composers and songwriters who have built the Great American Songbook if you missed the New Year’s Show, or to enjoy a repeat performance.
Victories and other updates in state/church news. Dan discusses his new book, “The Good Atheist.” Prof. Dennett discusses “Breaking the Spell,” his study on clergy leaving the pulpit.
Indiana dad Craig Scarberry discusses the custody battle for his kids hinging on his lack of belief. Steve Trunk reports his legal victory this week when an appeals court ruled the Mount Solidad cross must move off public property. (Photo of Steve by Brent Nicastro)
January 1, 2011. This week we welcome the new year with a new game: “Name that secular songwriter!” Enjoy the enormous contributions of nonreligious composers and songwriters who have built the Great American Songbook.
To put the “saturn back in Saturnalia,” Freethought Radio will play Dan Barker’s broadcastable version of South Park’s “Merry F——- Christmas” as well as Dan’s “Solstice Tribute.” After sharing news coverage of FFRF seasonal state/church actions, including placement of its Winter Solstice sign in the Mississippi State Capitol to counter a nativity display, the hosts will look at the best of “freethought at the flicks.” Memorable clips about atheism and religion in film history will air.
