Guests: Matthew Rothschild: 100th Anniversary of The Progressive & Andrew Cederhahl, “Pastafarian” & South Carolina Student A

Topics include: Why Is Pat Boone Unhappy with FFRF?

The hosts talk about FFRF’s Good Friday state/church complaints, why Pat Boone doesn’t like FFRF, and interview Matthew Rothschild, an atheist and editor of The Progressive Magazine, celebrating its 100th anniversary in May. Also a guest is student activist Andrew Cederdahl, the president of the Pastafarians at the University of South Carolina, in Columbia, S.C. Andrew was recently interviewed for an upcoming article in The New York Times. The show also includes an April Freethought Almanac, about famous freethinkers born this month.

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  1. Guest: William Lobdell, Author of “Losing My Religion: How I Lost My Faith Reporting on Religion in America”

    Also: The Current State of State/Church Separation

    Reporting on religion for the Los Angeles Times is eventually how journalist William Lobdell lost his religion. His new book, "Losing My Religion," just came out this week so tune in for this interview! The hosts will also comment on current freethought and state/church developments, and debut Brazilian vocalist Sharon Bele’s version of the song, "Beware of Dogma."

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  2. Victor Stenger, author of bestseller: God: The Failed Hypotheis

    Other Topics: Why Beware of Dogma? & How to Chime in Over New Bus Signs!

    Scientist and author Victor Stenger will be Saturday’s guest. Stenger is the author of many books on science and reason, including God: The Failed Hypothesis (2007). The cohosts will relay reaction to the Foundation’s "Beware of Dogma" billboard just posted in Boise, Idaho, and analyze some troubling news developments showing the harm of placing religious dogma over people.

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  3. Guests: Sharron King, Tennessee Freethinker & Henry Steinberger of SMART Recovery from Freethought Radio

    The show will feature 2 interviews: a short conversation with Tennessee freethinker Sharron King about being an unbeliever in the South, and with Henry Steinberger, of SMART Recovery, offering a secular alternative to 12-step and AA-based programs for alcohol and drug use recovery. Also featured: a teaser for Philip Appleman’s newest book of freethinking poetry, "Karma, Dharma, Pudding & Pie," and the song, "Fleas," Phil Appleman’s classic parody of the poem/song "Trees."

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