Interview with author of God Hates You--Hate Him Back, CJ Werleman.

Flynn and Rich return from vacation.

A man cuts off his hand in Idaho because he thinks it contains the number of the beast.

A Texas man thinks that he should get special treatment as a bus driver so that he does not have to drop people off at Planned Parenthood, because dropping off people at Planned Parenthood is against his religion.

It is not good to be an atheist in the Maldives.

If you are are a woman, don't read the Torah at the Western Wall.

You can now have take the Lord's name in vain when naming a corporation in Pennsylvania.

DFA has a new hotline.  Please leave us a message at (720) 324-7153

Plus, a number of interviews live from The Amazing Meeting 8, including:

Tana Owens of Thinking Critically.

Hemant Metha of the Friendly Atheist

Amazing magician Banacheck

High Speed versio of Episode 148

Flynn and Rich return from vacation.

A man cuts off his hand in Idaho because he thinks it contains the number of the beast.

A Texas man thinks that he should get special treatment as a bus driver so that he does not have to drop people off at Planned Parenthood, because dropping off people at Planned Parenthood is against his religion.

It is not good to be an atheist in the Maldives.

If you are are a woman, don't read the Torah at the Western Wall.

You can now have take the Lord's name in vain when naming a corporation in Pennsylvania.

DFA has a new hotline.  Please leave us a message at (720) 324-7153

Plus, a number of interviews live from The Amazing Meeting 8, including:

Tana Owens of Thinking Critically.

Hemant Metha of the Friendly Atheist

Amazing magician Banacheck

Our final Skepticamp Special.  Rich hosts the Science and Skepticism Trivia Challenge.

Skepticamp Special Part Five.  Dr. Morgan Levy talks about Constitutional Sex.

Skepticamp Special No. 4.  Author and blogger Matt Young of The Panda's Thumb talks about his book, Why Evolution Works and Creationism Fails.

Podcasters Panel from Colorado Skepticamp 2010.

Skepticamp Special Part Two.  Presentation by astronomer Stuart Robbins on the 2012 Mayan end of the worl hoax.

Almost live from Colorado Skepticamp 2010, Part One.  Rich's introduction and the presentation by Skepticamp founder Reed Esau on the value of community skepticism.

Jamye joins Rich to talk about the Sausage Fest in Paris. 

Religious authorities in Russia want creationism tought in schools.

Paris police cancel a sausage and wine protest against preceived creeping Islamization of a Paris Suburb, but protesters hold it near the Arc De Triumph.

Ads showing a pregnant nun are subjected to censorship in the UK.

Protests in the UK after a local council replaces prayers with poetry recitals.

The New York mets are really strict about keeping Kosher.

The results of the Great Accent Poll.

And some emails.

High Speed version of Episode 141.

Jamye joins Rich to talk about the Sausage Fest in Paris. 

Religious authorities in Russia want creationism tought in schools.

Paris police cancel a sausage and wine protest against preceived creeping Islamization of a Paris Suburb, but protesters hold it near the Arc De Triumph.

Ads showing a pregnant nun are subjected to censorship in the UK.

Protests in the UK after a local council replaces prayers with poetry recitals.

The New York mets are really strict about keeping Kosher.

The results of the Great Accent Poll.

And some emails.

Rich in Baltimore with Rob and Flynn, with a bonus:  all the music from George Hrab's new CD, Trebuchet. 

Rich and Flynn talk College Football, and a teacher in Mississippi who was fired for leading students in prayer, and then re-hired in the same 24 hour period.

Rich and Rob talk about an Irish woman sentenced to 7 years in the Middle East for throwing a Koran on the floor, and also about Lars Vilks joining anti-Lars Vilks groups on Facebook.

Then we play all of Trebuchet, in stereo (usually our show is in mono).  Because the show contains music, no high speed version will be provided.

Here are the tracks for Trebuchet:

featuring Phil Plait, Peter Gregson, Slau, and The Skeptical Shoe Horns.

1. God is Not Great
 2. Everything Alive Will Die Someday
 3. Ms.Information
 4. Fifty Stories
 5. FAR
 6. Remora
 7. Sviatoslav Lobster
 8. When I Was Your Age
 9. Trebuchet
10. Atlanta
11. Death From The Skies
12. Never Knew
13. Hai Yookito ‘Ya
14. Where Have You Been?
15. One Hypnopompic Jerk
16. Small Comfort
17. Happy Birthday Baby

available at cdbaby.com/hrab6  and iTunes

all songs © 2010 Geologic Records / You Call That Music

Rich visits the Focus On The Family Welcome Center and Bookstore in beautiful Colorado Springs, Colorado, and provides you with an audio report.  

Frankly, a very banal and boring location, and because of that the report is not all that interesting, but since we have the audio, here it is for your listening "enjoyment."

The early returns are in on the great Southern Accent vote.

Rich gives a preliminary report on the polling.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is a raving loon.

A State Department spokesperson is not much better.

A West Bank rabbi says that women should not run for public office.

A federal judge rules that two high school graduation ceremonies cannot take place in a church.

A Catholic school fires a teacher for maybe having thoughts contrary to Catholic dogma, and then, to add insult to injury, objects when she files a claim for unemployment compensation.

Emails about accents.

High Speed version of Episode 138.

The early returns are in on the great Southern Accent vote.

Rich gives a preliminary report on the polling.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is a raving loon.

A State Department spokesperson is not much better.

A West Bank rabbi says that women should not run for public office.

A federal judge rules that two high school graduation ceremonies cannot take place in a church.

A Catholic school fires a teacher for maybe having thoughts contrary to Catholic dogma, and then, to add insult to injury, objects when she files a claim for unemployment compensation.

Emails about accents.

Interview with Iphone app developer Emery Emery about his adventure in developing an Iphone app that included images of the Islamic Prophet Mohammed and quotes from the Quran, and about how Apple banned the app from the Itunes store.

Here is the link to the recording of Emery's phone conversation with the Apple rep.

Also, an angry email about Southern accents.

Rich announces a listener ballot--send us an email to dogmafreeamerica@q.com and let your voice be heard.  Should the accents stay, or should they go?

Miscreants try to burn Lars Vilks' house down.

A hospital administrator is demoted because she authorized saving a patient's life--unfortunately for her the dogma of the religious group that she reports to forbade this particular medical procedure.

Greensboro, North Carolina thinks it is a good idea to start ciy council meetings with prayers.

A woman strikes back in Saudi Arabia.

Rich feels old.

Rich invites listeners to come and see him at Colorado Skepticamp 2010.  http://skepticamp.org/wiki/SkeptiCamp_Colorado_2010

High Speed version of Episode 136.

Miscreants try to burn Lars Vilks' house down.

A hospital administrator is demoted because she authorized saving a patient's life--unfortunately for her the dogma of the religious group that she reports to forbade this particular medical procedure.

Greensboro, North Carolina thinks it is a good idea to start ciy council meetings with prayers.

A woman strikes back in Saudi Arabia.

Rich feels old.

Rich invites listeners to come and see him at Colorado Skepticamp 2010.  http://skepticamp.org/wiki/SkeptiCamp_Colorado_2010

Flynn and Rich discuss an attack on Lars Vilks.

Mayorial candidates appeal to religious voters.

A Polish pop star accused of hurting religious feelings, and faces up to two years in jail.

An Oklahoma town forms an unusual defense force against nature's destructive powers.

Sarah Palin really is an idiot.

And some emails.

High Speed version of Episode 135.

Flynn and Rich discuss an attack on Lars Vilks.

Mayorial candidates appeal to religious voters.

A Polish pop star accused of hurting religious feelings, and faces up to two years in jail.

An Oklahoma town forms an unusual defense force against nature's destructive powers.

Sarah Palin really is an idiot.

And some emails.

National Day Of Prayer Special (well, not really).

Jamye and Rich discuss the National Day of Prayer and other issues.

Rich reads His Excellency's proclamation for the National Day of Prayer.

Chaplains in Virginia can now recite sectarian prayers at public events.

Conservative groups say that a repeal of the United States military's don't ask-don't tell system that allows for the discharge of gay and lesbian personnel would violate the religious freedom of military chaplains.

Holy semen in Israel.

Ways our government wastes money on religious projects.

And some emails.

National Day Of Prayer Special (well, not really).

Jamye and Rich discuss the National Day of Prayer and other issues.

Rich reads His Excellency's proclamation for the National Day of Prayer.

Chaplains in Virginia can now recite sectarian prayers at public events.

Conservative groups say that a repeal of the United States military's don't ask-don't tell system that allows for the discharge of gay and lesbian personnel would violate the religious freedom of military chaplains.

Holy semen in Israel.

Ways our government wastes money on religious projects.

And some emails.

The Westboro Baptist Church comes to Denver and Rich goes out to cover one of their protests.  

Rich buys an Ipad.  Rob makes fun of him for it.

The National Day of Prayer is declared unconstitutional by a United States district court judge.

A man gets a victory in his lawsuit to stop the State of California from forcing parolees from attending religious twelve-step programs.

Music is gone from the radio in Mogadishu, so radio stations replace it with teh sounds of gunfire, frogs, birds, and donkeys.

Surgical staff religious political correctness in the UK.

Your emails.

And more.

High Speed Version of Episode 132.

Rich buys an Ipad.  Rob makes fun of him for it.

The National Day of Prayer is declared unconstitutional by a United States district court judge.

A man gets a victory in his lawsuit to stop the State of California from forcing parolees from attending religious twelve-step programs.

Music is gone from the radio in Mogadishu, so radio stations replace it with teh sounds of gunfire, frogs, birds, and donkeys.

Surgical staff religious political correctness in the UK.

Your emails.

And more.

Flynn joins a rejuvinated Rich, fresh back from vacation.

Rich tells an ironic anecdote from Down Under.

A Vatican exorcist provides a new and unique explanation for the recent child abuse scandal facing the Roman Catholic Church.

More news on the alleged plot to murder Lars Vilks.

The U.S. Government thinks it is better to spend money repairing mosques in Africa than spending money to get clean drinking water to members of the same community.  Really.  Not a joke.  They really did this.  And admitted to doing it.  Proudly.  Really.

The US EEOC thinks that Christians who want to take Sunday off should have that right, even if it means that all other employees have to work on Sundays.

Government office foot washing in Louisiana.

Police in Australia shut down a horrid Easter pageant.

And some emails.

High Speed Version of Episode 131.

Flynn joins a rejuvinated Rich, fresh back from vacation.

Rich tells an ironic anecdote from Down Under.

A Vatican exorcist provides a new and unique explanation for the recent child abuse scandal facing the Roman Catholic Church.

More news on the alleged plot to murder Lars Vilks.

The U.S. Government thinks it is better to spend money repairing mosques in Africa than spending money to get clean drinking water to members of the same community.  Really.  Not a joke.  They really did this.  And admitted to doing it.  Proudly.  Really.

The US EEOC thinks that Christians who want to take Sunday off should have that right, even if it means that all other employees have to work on Sundays.

Government office foot washing in Louisiana.

Police in Australia shut down a horrid Easter pageant.

And some emails.

Wacky stories from the UK.

Police in Kent are told not to ask people for their "Christian names."

An MP is questioned by the police because he likened the burka to a paper bag with eye-holes cut in it.

A Saudi lawyer prepares a libel case against Danish newspapers for publishing the famous cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.

A teacher uses the Bible in a class at a college in Fresno, CA.

Tim Tebow in the news, once again.

And an interesting email.

High Speed version of Episode 130.

Wacky stories from the UK.

Police in Kent are told not to ask people for their "Christian names."

An MP is questioned by the police because he likened the burka to a paper bag with eye-holes cut in it.

A Saudi lawyer prepares a libel case against Danish newspapers for publishing the famous cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.

A teacher uses the Bible in a class at a college in Fresno, CA.

Tim Tebow in the news, once again.

And an interesting email.

Flynn ponders doing his own solo podcast.

Religious lunatics throw chairs at praying women at the Western Wall because they don't like the fact that they are praying like men.

Update on the alleged conspiracy to murder Lars Vilks.

The Malaysian Foreign Minister is the Jackass of the Week.

A man in the UK claims that he was discriminated against for being asked to take his hood off while in a "jobcentre" because he is a  . . .  wait for it . . .  Jedi.

A Minnesota man charged with raping his neice claims it was all okay because God told him to do it.

And much much more.