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The Humanist Hour #213: Growing Up Humanist
The Humanist Hour #213: Growing Up Humanist
Today's adolescent humanists in the U.S. aren't the first generation of young people to be raised in a nonreligious phil... Read more
21 Sep 2016
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The Humanist Hour #212: Lauren Lane on Skepticon and Rethinking Conferences
The Humanist Hour #212: Lauren Lane on Skepticon and Rethinking Conferences
Skepticon is an unusual conference in several ways. It started as a student-run event that survived its founders' gradua... Read more
14 Sep 2016
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Ranked #3
The Humanist Hour #211: Noelle George on Foundation Beyond Belief
The Humanist Hour #211: Noelle George on Foundation Beyond Belief
We like to say that we’re “good without a god,” but the fact of the matter is that we’re not always very organized about... Read more
7 Sep 2016
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Ranked #4
The Humanist Hour #210: Miri Mogilevsky on Sex Positivity and Teaching Consent
The Humanist Hour #210: Miri Mogilevsky on Sex Positivity and Teaching Consent
Sex positivity sounds like a wonderful thing, but do you really know what it is? As a social movement, it's older than y... Read more
31 Aug 2016
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Ranked #5
The Humanist Hour #209: The Intersection of Humanism and Social Justice Work
The Humanist Hour #209: The Intersection of Humanism and Social Justice Work
The concept of social justice is enjoying a renaissance. That doesn't necessarily translate into action, however. Even p... Read more
24 Aug 2016
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The Humanist Hour #208: Juhem Navarro-Rivera on Changing Demographics and Changing Politics
The Humanist Hour #208: Juhem Navarro-Rivera on Changing Demographics and Changing Politics
There is a significant portion of the U.S. electorate this year who seem determined to "take back their country". It's r... Read more
17 Aug 2016
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Ranked #7
The Humanist Hour #207: Kelly McCullough on Building Religion through Stories
The Humanist Hour #207: Kelly McCullough on Building Religion through Stories
Kelly McCullough is a fantasy and science fiction author with twelve novels under his belt to date. Despite being raised... Read more
10 Aug 2016
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Ranked #8
The Humanist Hour #206: Alix Jules on the Politics of Racial Resentment
The Humanist Hour #206: Alix Jules on the Politics of Racial Resentment
The 2016 U.S. presidential election has turned into something that wasn't supposed to be able to happen anymore. We’re s... Read more
3 Aug 2016
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Ranked #9
The Humanist Hour #205: Examining Honor Culture and Violence in Islam
The Humanist Hour #205: Examining Honor Culture and Violence in Islam
Earlier this month, model and activist Qandeel Baloch was found dead in her home in Pakistan. She'd been drugged and mur... Read more
27 Jul 2016
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Ranked #10
The Humanist Hour #204: Callie Wright on the “Gaytheist Manifesto”
The Humanist Hour #204: Callie Wright on the “Gaytheist Manifesto”
When Callie Wright came out as a trans woman in 2013, there weren't a lot of queer voices in the secular movement that f... Read more
20 Jul 2016
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Ranked #11
The Humanist Hour #202: Amanda Marcotte on Feminist Topics in Current Politics
The Humanist Hour #202: Amanda Marcotte on Feminist Topics in Current Politics
Any year in which we have the first female major party presumptive nominee for president is going to be a busy one in fe... Read more
6 Jul 2016
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Ranked #12
The Humanist Hour #200: Women in Secularism & Secular Woman
The Humanist Hour #200: Women in Secularism & Secular Woman
In spring of 2012, the secular movement was a different place for women. We were grossly underrepresented on stage, in p... Read more
22 Jun 2016
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Ranked #13
The Humanist Hour #199: Greta Christina on "The Way of the Heathen"
The Humanist Hour #199: Greta Christina on "The Way of the Heathen"
"So you're an atheist. Now what? The way we deal with life—with love and sex, pleasure and death, reality and making stu... Read more
15 Jun 2016
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Ranked #14
The Humanist Hour #197: Josiah Mannion and Baba Brinkman on Art and Activism
The Humanist Hour #197: Josiah Mannion and Baba Brinkman on Art and Activism
Art has the potential to reach people in ways no simple argument can. As such, it's always been harnessed for activist p... Read more
1 Jun 2016
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Ranked #15
The Humanist Hour #195: David Cobb on Corporate Personhood
The Humanist Hour #195: David Cobb on Corporate Personhood
David Cobb is a lawyer and co-founder of Move to Amend, a coalition dedicated to winning a constitutional amendment to f... Read more
18 May 2016
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Ranked #16
The Humanist Hour #194: American Humanist Association’s 75th Anniversary Conference
The Humanist Hour #194: American Humanist Association’s 75th Anniversary Conference
This year is a special one for the American Humanist Association – it marks 75 years since our founding. To celebrate, o... Read more
4 May 2016
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Ranked #17
The Humanist Hour #193: Carrie Poppy and Ross Blocher
The Humanist Hour #193: Carrie Poppy and Ross Blocher
"We show up so you don't have to."That's the tagline for the Oh No, Ross and Carrie podcast. If you've ever wanted to ge... Read more
20 Apr 2016
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Ranked #18
The Humanist Hour #192: The Humanism of Star Trek, with Susan Sackett & Scott Lohman
The Humanist Hour #192: The Humanism of Star Trek, with Susan Sackett & Scott Lohman
Gene Roddenberry was openly humanist, and his best-known creation, Star Trek, reflects his views in many ways. Our guest... Read more
6 Apr 2016
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Ranked #19
The Humanist Hour #191: Sincere Kirabo on Building Social Justice
The Humanist Hour #191: Sincere Kirabo on Building Social Justice
Over the past year or so, the American Humanist Association has been making changes to reflect its commitment to social ... Read more
23 Mar 2016
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Ranked #20
The Humanist Hour #188: Black Nonbelievers: The Author's Circle
The Humanist Hour #188: Black Nonbelievers: The Author's Circle
In this episode, Jenn Wilson introduces our new producer, Stephanie Zvan, and Kim Ellington talks to Frank Edwards, Rona... Read more
10 Feb 2016
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