The first segment of the show involves a candid post-mortem by the co-hosts of what it was like to be taxpayer plaintiffs in a lawsuit heard by the U.S. Supreme …
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Freethought Radio – February 24, 2007
The phenomenon of faith-based” national parks is the main topic of this week’s Freethought Radio. The hosts interview attorney Jeffrey Ruch, whose group, PEER, is leading the protest against the …
Freethought Radio – February 17, 2007
Hear attorney Pamela Sumners, executive director of NARAL Pro-Choice in Missouri, talk about threats to the judiciary, and her experiences litigating state/church violations in Alabama. The show also includes a …
Freethought Radio – February 10, 2007
The guest is a 16-year-old state/church student activist, Matthew LaClair. Matthew has made the national news for protesting his history teacher’s proselytizing remarks in an ongoing violation in his public …
Freethought Radio – February 3, 2007
Featured guest is bestselling science author, Stanford scientist and atheist Robert Sapolsky, with a lively discussion of primates, atheism, evolution and naturalistic explanations for the origin of religions. The show …
Yale Law School Supreme Court Clinic Submits Merits Brief in Hein v. FFRF
Below is the Yale Law School Supreme Court Clinic news release about its role in filing the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s brief before the U.S. Supreme Court in Hein v. …
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In Hein v. Freedom From Religion Foundation Supreme Court Faith-based Case Briefed; Oral Arguments Feb. 28 The Freedom From Religion Foundation today filed its brief in Hein v. the Freedom …
Freethought Radio – January 27, 2007
Freethought Radio’s featured guest is Feminist Majority president and 3-decade feminist activist Eleanor Smeal, previously named a Freethought Heroine” by the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Ellie discusses religion’s role in …
Freethought Radio – January 20, 2007
Freethought Radio’s featured guest is Matthew Rothschild, atheist and editor of The Progressive Magazine. The show includes an update on FFRF’s faith-based lawsuit, and a look at who’s who this …
