Humanists Take on the World
Humanists Take on the World
Dustin Williams, Lauren Studley
Episode 17 – Atheist Music, Morality, and Post-Jewish Life with Shelley Segal
1 hour 46 minutes Posted Dec 28, 2012 at 3:22 am.
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Show notes
Editing failure – Sorry
Thumbs up from someone who would prefer to not be named
Voice mail regarding Episode 14 and the discussion on ethics and “Do no harm”
1831 – Darwin and the HMS Beagle set out from Plymouth Harbor
1944 – FDR seizes control of Montgomery Ward’s factories for WW2
1968 – Apollo 8 returns to Earth
2004 – Peyton Manning breaks single season TD pass record
The Robot-App Store
A poisonous primate in Borneo
We’re crashing two spacecraft into the moon
A zebra fish caused to grow limbs in a lab
The Pope blesses the Ugandan “Kill the Gays” parliamentarian (Via WWJTD)
Judge allows FFRF’s Big Mountain lawsuit
PA rules that “Freethought Today” and similar literature is as good as a church bulletin
Shelley Segal is an Australian ex-Jewess famous for “An Atheist Album”. We’ve already heard a few of her songs on the show, but this time we get to hear from her directly. She even plays “My Morality” live for us.
You can find Shelley on her website and buy her music on Bandcamp.