Freethought Radio talks with Eugenie Scott about the rightwing antievolution film Exposed.” Hosts Dan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor also speak with Jeremy Hall, who will be receiving FFRF’s “Atheist …
Day: May 3, 2008
Freethought Radio – November 3, 2007
Dan and Annie Laurie play sound bites from GOP candidates genuflecting before the Religious Right. They also discuss the monopolization of words like morality” and “values” by the Christian right …
Watchdog Group Sues Indiana over FSS Chaplaincy
New Federal Challenge (Madison, Wis.) The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog group, has filed a faith-based challenge today in the U.S. District Court of the Southern District …
Freethought Radio – March 3, 2007
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 …
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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Supreme Court Brief
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 …
Congress Makes Monumental Mistake
A 29-Foot Lighted Cross Owned by the Defense Department Is What Theocracy Looks Like Statement by the Freedom From Religion Foundation The Senate voted unanimously on Tuesday to thwart the …
Freethought Radio – June 3, 2006
Includes an interview with Lori Lipman Brown, the first fulltime secular lobbyist in D.C., working with the Secular Coalition for America, which the Freedom From Religion Foundation belongs to. Also …
