Today I interview Ryan Bell. For those who don’t know, he is the former pastor who spent a year without god, and now he is the host of his own podcast called Life After God. Today we’ll be chatting about his journey and what he’s doing now. As an added b

Today's guest is Maddy Love, host of A Minnesota Trans-Atheist Podcast. She’s a 38-year-old trans woman who, according to the podcast’s iTunes page, “talks with and about people in the trans, atheist, skepticism, and science communities.” I also giv

Hey friends, this is Trav Mamone of the Bi Any Means Podcast. Earlier today I posted my interview with Maddy Love of A Minnesota Trans Atheist Podcast. I removed it an hour later because it mentions something that I cannot talk about right now. In fact,

Today I chat with Ania Onion Cebula, who blogs about sexuality, feminism, atheism, and disability justice. Her and her partner Alex run the blog Alex and Ania Splain a Thing. Today we will be chatting about her struggles with arthritis and Chron’s diseas

Today I chat with Christian feminist AnaYelsi Sanchez, who blogs about the intersection of art, faith, and social justice at BrownEyedAmazon.com. Enjoy!

Today I chat with my friends Andy Semler and November Assington, a genderqueer atheist couple. They share their story about how they met, and what the recent Supreme Court ruling for marriage equality means to them, as a gender-nonconforming couple. Enjo

We're back with a brand new episode! Today I chat with Peter Mosley of the blog Barrier Breaker about his background, why he calls himself an antitheist, and how secular humanism and racial justice intersect. Enjoy! Transcript coming soon.

[CN: Cultural appropriation, anti-queer bigotry, police violence, racism, misogyny] On this episode, I talk about the strange case of Rachel Dolezal, the NAACP leader who is actually a white woman passing herself off as black. I also talk about McKinney,

[CN: Violence, anti-LGBT bigotry] Today's episode is a little different. Instead of an interview, I'm going to talk about why Pride Month matters to so many of us queer people, and why I think we've strayed from its original meaning. Enjoy! *************

[CN: Biphobia, transphobia, homophobia, rape, violence] On today's episode, I chat with bisexual activist Shiri Eisner. She is the author of the book Bi: Notes for a Bisexual Revolution. ****************************************************Transcribed by&