
Frank and Dan's off-the-cuff conversations focus on current events cast through the lens of their shared atheism. Episodes include a rundown of six news stories from the prior week, and the show occasionally features interviews with writers, thinkers, and leaders in the atheist community. As former Mormons, the hosts provide insight into the often misunderstood religious minority.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 776 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

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So funny, and also informative. Come for the atheism, stay for the banter
If Frank could omit the word “right” from his speech, it would be better. He uses it so frequently it is like a speech impediment, right? Umm, right? Ummm, right?
I really love this. A real eye opener. But please, if Kate would stop her laughing and giggling it would be much more enjoyable!
You guys soothe my soul, make me laugh and remind me to just be. Thanks
These two make me laugh and I appreciate their work.
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Two atheist hosts offer brisk, humorous takes on current events through a secular lens, often pairing news analysis with personal anecdotes from Mormon heritage and religious critique. Episodes typically cover multiple stories from politics, culture, and religion, weaving in listener input and occasional guest perspectives from writers, thinkers, or community leaders. The show is known for sharp commentary, candor about belief, and a playful yet pointed style that tackles religion's role in public life without shying away from controversy. A notable strength is blending personal origin stories with broad cultural analysis, making complex topics accessible and entertaining for listeners who want thoughtful, provocative discussion with humor.... more
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