Freethought Radio
Freedom From Religion FoundationA weekly show, broadcast live from Madison, Wis., on 92.1 FM, Saturdays 11 a.m. to 12 noon. Hosted by Dan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor, co-presidents, Freedom From Religion Foundation. Slightly irreverent views, news, music and interviews.
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Latest Episodes
We report four state-church victories this week: Minnesota, Oklahoma and two in California. We also report on the advocacy group FFRF Action Fund, working to keep religion out of politics and law. Then we speak with Robert P. Jones, president and fou... more
We protest coaches forcing prayer and baptism on students, a public library system closing on the sabbath to "honor God" and judges who inject bible verses into their decisions. Courageous freethinking high-school student Will Larkins tells us how he... more
We expose the hypocrisy of praying football coach Joe Kennedy and complain about religious incursions into the public schools. After remembering the life of "Lone Star Freethinker" Catherine Fahringer (1922–2008), we talk with R. Scott Okamoto, autho... more
Reviews
- So glad ur here
I live in a town in the Bible Belt. On Sunday a local TV station aired a commercial from FFRF. I was shocked to see it but in a good way. Some of us are suffocating here amongst some very devout believers. Dogma still rules around here. Thanks for paying attention to us. Ik commercials aren’t free so thanks for that.
Apple Podcasts5LeCrisha Leigh
United States4 months ago - Much moe interesting than I expected
I resisted listening to this podcast because, although I’m aligned with the values of FFRF, I figured the show would be predictable and somewhat boring. I was wrong. The hosts (along with others who help to make the podcast) do a terrific job of keeping things interesting. I not only listened to the whole episode, it riveted my attention for the duration. Check it out!
Apple Podcasts5CandaceSoVanUnited States5 months ago Decent podcast but lacks the charm of some of the other Atheist podcasts. It's still informative and interesting.
Podcast Addict59 months agopodjaygee- Ironic Genre Assignment
Why is Free Thought Radio—a self proclaimed un-religious platform—in the “Religious” category? It’s more of a news program, covering politics, culture and—yes—religion.
Apple Podcasts5damnitdaviddevonhirschfield3United States10 months ago Excellent rational information
Podcast Addict5a year ago4Justice
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