My guest for today is Rabbi Jeffrey Falick, who serves at the Birmingham Temple Congregation for Humanistic Judaism in Farmington Hills, Michigan, and who blogs at the Atheist Rabbi on Patheos. Today we’re gonna talk about Humanistic Judaism, what it mea

My guest for today is Kiran Opal. She is one of the co-founders of the Ex-Muslims of North America, and she has written for several websites, including The Ex-Muslim and Ex-Communications. Today we’ll be chatting about her life, her work, and of course,

My guest for today is Jessica Xiao, who is a project assistant for the American Humanist Association and a regular contributor to TheHumanist.com. Today we’ll be chatting about her background, her work at the AHA, and a few of her articles. Links mention

My guest for today is Matthew Facciani. According to his bio, he is a "sociology PhD student, a science communicator, and a gender equality activist." He blogs about humanism, skepticism, and social justice on According to Matthew, which can be found on

Today I chat with Seth Andrews, host of the Thinking Atheist podcast, about his journey, his podcast, and his activism. I also give a quick plug for the upcoming Atheists of Facebook online convention. Enjoy! Links:  ·     &

My guest for today is Tristan “Siggy” Miller, who blogs about asexuality, atheism, and skepticism on his blog A Trivial Knot. He is also the founder and one of the contributors of The Asexual Agenda. Today we’ll be talking about his journey, asexuality,

My guest for today is Alix Jules, who blogs about race, social justice, and atheism at the Graffiti Wall. He is also one of the rotating co-hosts of Dogma Debate, is the organizer of the Dallas chapter of Black Nonbelievers, chairs the Dallas-Fort Worth

My guest for today is Sadaf Ali. They are one of the co-founders of the Ex-Muslims of North America, and they blog about atheism and feminism on The Burning Bush. Today we’ll talk about their background, their work with the Ex-Muslims of North America, a

[CN: Transphobia] Today I chat with Stephanie Guttormson, a transgender woman who works for the Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science, and is the host of her own YouTube channel, Think Stephtically. Today we talk about her life, her work, and

[TW: Biphobia, Suicide] Today’s guest is Lynnette McFadzen, the host of the BiCast and current board member of BiNet USA. We’re going to talk about her journey, her podcast, BiNet USA, and why bisexual visibility matters. Enjoy!