On today's episode, I chat with Sincere Kirabo. His blog, Notes From an Apostate, can be found on Patheos. He is a Regional Director for American Atheists, and a Board Member with Black Nonbelievers. ****************************************************Tr

Today I chat with Yemisi Ilesanmi about LGBTQ rights in Africa. Ilesanmi is a feminist and an LGBT rights activist, she blogs at Freethought Blogs, and she has written a book called, Freedom to Love for All: Homosexuality is Not Un-African. *************

On today's episode, I chat with Sarah Jones. She is the Communications Associate at Americans United for Separation of Church and State, and has written for NonProphet Status and Religion News Service, among others. Transcript: Trav:  &nbs

Today's guest is Callie Wright, the host of The Gaytheist Manifesto podcast. It's a fairly new podcast, but it's already attracting a wide audience. Today we discuss her journey, the podcast, and the intersection of atheism and LGBT rights. (Transcript c

On today's episode, I chat with Neil Carter of Godless in Dixie about being an atheist in the Bible Belt. Transcript provided by Marvin: Trav:                Hi everyone, thi

In today's episode, I talk to Heina Dadabhoy about growing up Muslim, the many misconceptions of Islam, and the difference between racism and criticizing Islamic dogma. Transcription: Trav:          &nbsp

Today's guest is Jamila Bey. She was an editor and producer for NPR, and hosted her own show, the Sex, Politics, and Religion Hour. She was a contributing writer for the Washington Post blog She the People, and now she blogs for Freethought Blogs. Listen

On today's episode, YouTuber Zinnia Jones talks about atheism, transgender issues, and her involvement with the Chelsea Manning case. Click here to listen. Zinnia's blog. Zinnia's Twitter account. Zinnia's Patreon page. Enjoy!

I'm pleased to announce the first episode of the Bi Any Means Podcast! This actually isn't my first time podcasting. Years ago I had a podcast called Coffee Chats where I interviewed progressive Christian bloggers I liked, then I did a stint with the&nbs