What was it like? Alison estimates that it was ten years ago and I’ll go with seven or so when my mom started showing. Her hand would shake when it was wine time. Eventually she went to the doctor and we found out what we had thought all along: Parkinson’s. I didn’t know much about […]
“So I called him a white supremecist.” Let’s get straight to the baby murder. On this week’s episode I bring on Amy and Felicia to talk about their abortion debate that was on Right to Reason a week ago. We talk about strategy, how the anti side projects well and what the boys actually taught […]
“You don’t speak up for yourself, someone else will.” This is the age for activism. The great part about getting active in politics or your community is there are people ready to help. You can talk to your local district representatives for your Senators or you can just meet up. Sarah Levin has been with […]
As much as I try to push aside the football side of me, being in a dynasty league for 14 years keeps me gently tethered. I’ve found over my time following the sport that a lot of people prefer the offseason to the regular season, or at least find it as fascinating and intriguing. In […]
Jen Aldrich agreed to come on for a drunken 75 minute ramble about the entire Game of Thrones book and TV series. If you’re not into that sort of things, you are certifiably insane. Or you have a life. What’s that like? She also discussed the ACA/Rationality Rules controversy at the end if you need […]
Chris aka Podunk Polymath showed up on a friend’s porch to talk to me about many important things. We discussed beer, the NFL Draft in Nashville, his experience at the American Atheist convention, and as far as I can tell, the first discussion in show history about the burkini. Podunk links: https://thepodunkpolymath.com/ https://twitter.com/PodunkPolymath […]
I usually don’t get a requested column. In fact, this would be the first time in history. It makes sense that my good friend Don Funk who also was the only person on record to listen to Going for Two would be the person to make this request. So here goes. Yes, I’m getting the […]
Gayle is the executive director of Recovering from Religion and would like to invite you to this year’s RfF Fall Excursion. She talked about running for state senate in Tennessee as an open atheist, and how well the Republican party took her candidacy. She’s done a couple of Ironmen, and yes, the name is important. […]
What are the three rules of going to a brewery? Rule one: figure out transportation. Lyft/Uber work, or have a friend join who isn’t a beer aficionado and won’t be bored stiff while you are there. Rule two: food. Either eat before, after, both, but make sure the belly is not empty when imbibing. Rule […]
Casper has your typical American story — raised Christian, joined the Aryan Nation, went to prison, got out and embraced humanism. He was a prolific blogger with Atheist Republic, now has gone solo and you should support his writing. Casper links: Follow him at Jason Rigsby on Facebook https://www.amazon.com/Casper-Rigsby/e/B00UBQMG1Y?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_2&qid=1551370798&sr=8-2 https://twitter.com/goddoesntmatter Live Read NanoCon (get your […]
