Secular World Podcast

For today’s podcast Richard Honess, the International Liaison Officer for Atheism UK, will read his article, “In Dublin’s Fair City or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Drank 12 Pints of Guinness”

For today’s podcast I will interview the author of A Humanist Approach to Happiness, Jennifer Hancock.

For today’s podcast I will interview the president of Atheist Alliance of America, Nick Lee, about the structure of AAA and the inaugural conference scheduled for October of this year.

For today’s podcast I will interview Tanya Smith the new president of Atheist Alliance International about the World Atheist Convention held in Dublin, Ireland.

For today’s podcast I will read James Merryweather’s “Without Form, And Void. You can listen to an interview I conducted with James back on episode # 46.

For today’s podcast I will read an article by John G. Rodwan Jr. entitled Hollow Eggs & Seeds of Doubt and I will read an article by Valerie Tarico entitled Getting God’s Self-Appointed Messengers Out of Your Head.

For today’s podcast we will kick off the second quarter of 2011 with an article written by Tom Melchiorre entitled What Price for Freedom, What Price Democracy, What Price Secularism? I will also read an article promoting the upcoming World Atheist Convention in Dublin Ireland June 3 -5.

For today’s podcast I will read a message from AAI president Nick Lee about the restructuring of AAI and Richard Honess interviews the President of Atheism UK Mark Embelton. You will notice some changes to the podcast over the coming months. First of all the name of the Secular Nation Magazine has changed to Secular World and thus so has the name of the podcast. You will also notice fewer episodes this quarter due to time constraints but we hope to have those taken care of by next quarter and relaunch the podcast in a new and exciting format.

For today’s podcast we will wrap up the Q4 2010 issue with Samantha Stein returning to read Paul Mitchell’s review of the Texas Freethought Convention and Stuart Bechman’s article “Representing Humanism”.

For today’s podcast Samantha Stein reads Ingemar Hulthage’s review of Stephen Hawking’s new book “The Grand Design”. After the reading I will interview Dr. Hulthage.

For today’s podcast Dr. David Eller reads a preview of his new book “Cruel Creeds, Virtuous Violence. Cruel Creeds, Virtuous Violence is available on Amazon.com

For today’s podcast we review the AAI and Humanist Canada convention that was held in Montreal Canada in October. First I will read the opening addresses by Simon Parcher, Stuart Bechman and David Rand then Tom Melchiorre will read his Retort, Resort Round Up Report.

For today’s podcast we will kick off the fourth quarter by chatting with the newly elected president of AAI Nick Lee.

For today’s podcast, the final episode of the Q3 2010 issue, I will read Herb Silverman’s article: The U.S. Constitution vs. The Bible and Liz Heywood’s article: Surviving the Faith-based Medical Neglect of my Childhood.

For today’s podcast I will read the article, Quebec: The Quiet Revolution by Luis Granados. Luis is a Washington D.C. attorney, writes the weekly God Experts blog and is a student of religious history.