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 | 649 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture |
Chips commercial sparks outrage, Louisiana Supreme Court overturns victim amnesty law, Russians go after Ukrainian Christians, Arizona abortion law reveals rift among Republicans, Vatican misses opportunity for an easy win, Huntsman lawsuit against M... more
Trump promises to create 'Christian Visibility Day,' Kenyan priest 'sentenced' in child-rape case, Mormon leaders admit they're old, trend in Catholic parish closures, Tennessee changes law to allow anti-LGBTQ bigots to adopt LGBTQ children, possible... more
'Blasphemous' painting of Jesus slashed, anti-LGBTQ+ Christians stop traffic in New Zealand, an Easter tradition in the Philippines, Taliban resumes stoning women to death, French soccer federation ignores Ramadan, more Americans leave religion over ... more
Haiti and voodoo, church embezzlement, Supreme Court and parents of trans kid, female genital mutilation, House Speaker's Christianity hurts fundraising efforts, Hindus mad about yogurt, and Mormon women and authority.
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Just so you know, you 2 are one of my top sources for news. Doing the Dark Lord’s work keeping us heathens informed. more
Great pod! Would consider patronage but as an ex-catholic I don’t care for Mormon magic powers. Can you bestow catholic ones? How much to become a bishop? And if not can you guys get yourself ordained by an ex-catholic to freely distribute their powers too or do you just want to stick with Mormon ones? 😂
I left for a bit thinking that I had too many subscriptions. I would rather give up Netflix and Amazon Prime. more
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 love this show and look forward to it every week. It's informative as well as entertaining. My friend listens as well and we enjoy discussing it when we get together. Keep it up!!! All the nick names are taken.
Apple Podcasts | #82 | New Zealand/Religion & Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #216 | Netherlands/Religion & Spirituality |
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