It’s a good show, but I swear to YHWH I get tired of listening to Seth whine every freakin’ episode about one thing or the other.

I'm always impressed by the comprehensive knowledge presented in these podcast episodes. I very much appreciate the background work to bring us these succinct presentations. Thank you.

I love this podcast but Seth is being quite hypocritical. If a truly free press, with all First Amendment rights preserved, is the goal, I would have expected his melodious voice to condemn the silencing of the right during the Biden regime. His dismissal of the Twitter Files is also disturbing. If the First Amendment matters for one, it matters for all. The Biden regime pressured social media companies, as evidenced in Congressional hearings, to silence dissent. Now, suddenly, government pressure of the media is off limits. I'm not saying government interference is right, I'm just calling out Seth's bias on the topic.

My absolute favorite podcast! Tuesday morning is the best because of this podcast. Born and raised in Tulsa – so it’s really nice to hear him. Mention places I know first hand! I come from an ultra Methodist family, and almost every topic can be paralleled in my own life! He gives a very detailed perspective into the life of an ex Christian. Certainly would recommend!

Seth is the best, he will scramble your eggs, and get you thinking, laughing, and sometimes angry. He is humble, kind and witty. Give him a listen and see for yourself.

I started listening to TheThinkingAtheist to kill time during my 60 min commute. But I have found Seth so entertaining that I have shared several episodes with my family, and they are now fans, too! My children now request this, or the TrueStories podcast, when we are traveling together. It helps that my ten year old often cracks hilarious jokes about how ridiculous religion is, which we can’t help but laugh out loud at, despite whispering to him, “Maybe not here!” He’ll learn! Figuring out where and with whom to share atheist attitudes is a part of growing up, and Seth is a good model for that kind of social skill, too! At my house? Bring it on! But maybe not in line at Wal-Mart. Oh, Seth, thank you for offering humorous and well considered dialogue on a subject that has increasing relevance as religion encroaches, Iran-like, on every aspect of our lives. Jesus Roller Skates?! Not yet, but maybe soon. Give them time, and bowling will be Christian, too. There are Ten Frames! Eh? Eh?

Thank you so much for some perspective! I appreciate your words so very much!

Thank you Seth for this lastest podcast on the street preacher. WOW.

This podcast has been just the companion I needed as I journey away from my faith. Thank you, Seth!

I needed his voice as a youngster.

I am not an atheist, but you do not need to be to appreciate this show. Seth Andrews should be a household name.

I loved this interview and have no doubt that Ms. Ajoy’s confidence in her beliefs will open some hearts and minds to the dangers of what has become idol worship masquerading as some kind of “National Christianity.” Thank you for being voices of reason and reality against a sea of superstition and blind allegiances.

Just came across your podcast several days ago and decided to listen… love the podcast!!! Keeping it real. Great podcast!

Sad little man with a narrow brain

Hi, Seth! Thank you so much for helping me dismantle some of the falsehoods I was still clinging to, even after leaving the Christian faith. You have left a marked impact on my life and for that I owe you. I really appreciate how respectful you are of others, while still firmly asserting the facts for what you know to be true.

Thank you!

Seth’s authenticity, intelligence, and heart is what has made him a regular inspiring podcaster on my list.

He keep things real and relevant. For as long as I have been an atheist, which is about 15 years, his first book he wrote was very instrumental in helping me leave the seventh day Adventist church.

This is my favorite podcast. Seth has the best , most buttery voice! The content is superb.

Excellent show and I love the call in segments especially.

Come back to religion

I grew up listening to Seth & Marbles radio show on KXOJ. I was floored when I found out Seth is a fellow atheist now and found his way out of the same fundamentalist Christian mind prison that I had to work through. I’ve since read several of his books and listened to hours and hours of his podcasts. I relate to so many of the thoughts and experiences he shares and it’s incredibly affirming. Nice to not feel so alone in an overwhelming religious state. Seth is great and I’m so glad I can still enjoy his lovely voice without having to listen to Christian radio 😄.

but he's like the Paul Harvey of atheists and I love it. Thank you and keep it up.

Sometimes Seth is concerned about making babbling comments. I find treasures in his babbling. Atheist Bible quiz had me laughing sooo hard. Especially the story out the TALL LARGE PEOPLE. DONT WANT TO GIVE AWAY THE term So I appreciate Seth and where he’s come from leaving religion behind. However, on the politics front sadly I disagree with him. It’s not just Christians who voted for Donald Trump. It’s people who love our country. I would like to know where Seth gets his news from MSNBC? It’s not news it’s propaganda. Also, you talk about immigrants. we’re not opposed to immigrants coming to the country if they come legally, what’s your comment on all the women that have been raped by these illegal immigrants criminals released from Venezuela jails? The Biden administration has allowed millions and millions to come across the border. I don’t think you have all the news correctly?

As an active Christian for over 4 decades, I googled “atheist” and found podcasts such as this. I found a community not claiming to have “The Truth”, but people actually searching for truth. That’s a good thing.

I highly recommend this podcast! Great information, logic, and critical thinking. Seth, thanks for being there for me when I needed you.

I am a Christian who would like to learn about the actual science supporting each side (atheism and faith) and find the truth. I will probably get ridiculed for “ignoring the obvious” and being a “superstitious bigot preaching a hefty claim with no evidence” but I would like to make some comments. This podcast is justified in trying to rip false statements and nonscientific thinking off the face of the earth. I mean, even as a Christian, I see renowned apologists making either irrelevant or flat-out stupid statements. For example, I hear Christians bring up morality and moral rules needing a law-giver. What logical evidence is there for that? We can create our own rules, we do it all the time, they are called laws. “Oh but what are those laws founded on - ethics given by God!” they say. Monkeys have ethics! Dolphins and seals will try to save drowning people. “But that is God’s works” they say, but if you are being honest it can be explained as evolution. Then, we just might have constructed the idea of God giving us those ethics. So really, it is all what came first, the chicken or the egg; it is irrelevant. Anyways, enough with my rambling. My issue with this podcast is that it while Seth preaches seeking truth and thinking deeply, all he does is sit there attacking Christians and ridicule their statements. But while he talks about debunking, he and his guests don’t actually do it, or even explain how issues were debunked. Also, I have a request for Seth if he happens to see this. I would like to hear some stuff about Hugh Ross, a Christian astrophysicist. He is often criticized by Christians for not holding true to the Bible and being a God-of-the-gaps guy, but what he says lines up with science from what I see. However, I have never seen atheist counterpoints and I would like to hear some. Finally, speaking to the Christians who became atheists and now saying they feel free and emotionally great, maybe you were missing the point of Christ. Christ frees us from the chains of the crazy, hateful, evil world. I was in some pretty bad depression and just felt trapped in never being able to figure out my relationships with my family, I had suicidal thoughts, and it sucked. But as I drew towards faith, things gradually got better. I felt like I could endure the hardships and trauma I have been through, and that I was okay, God had me. Some people would call it physiological, maybe so, but maybe not. I would like to close by saying that I am seeking the truth, not to rock the boat (any more than necessary anyways). I hope we all come to the factual conclusions.

Loved the Bible trivia!!!

Happy to have found this! Will try to listen to all of the episodes before it gets pulled in 2025 😅

Great discourse on the 4th of July podcast, Seth. Short but very true. Loved it as all your podcast episodes. Thanks!

Hilarious 😂 brilliant work.

Thank you, Seth! You clearly put in the time, energy, and effort to produce a thoughtful and well-researched podcast.

Seth will always cause you to think, but often he’ll have you laughing out loud as his take on our human condition resonates. He’s so relatable. Seth you are my favorite podcaster -thank you for sharing your life and insights with us!

An amazing podcast for the critical mind

This podcast is a wonderful way for me to feel connected to the secular humanist community. It’s my favorite podcast, and I try to go back and listen to the older episodes as well as keeping up with current ones. I appreciate the variety of subjects, guests, humor and information. I met Seth at a speaking event and I am so thankful for his listening ear and his kind words of encouragement. Thank you, Seth for everything you do. Keep up the good work!

“Don’t take medical advice from a podcast” is great, but what happens when Seth’s show opens you up to a line of physiological inquiry that sheds light on some long understudied issue? Well, ep. 730 did this for me, and it’s only one of countless relatable stories that shed some light not only on the experience of being godless, but of being a good person in general, in ways that inspire and continue to help.

Listen to this podcast and be set free, bruh.

So sad, he knew the truth but didn’t truly believe it #Livingwaters

This podcast screams “professionalism” and “quality” from the opening words of every episode. An amazing host with a fascinating range of guests… on my favorites list forever.

Just an excellent show and Stacie is amazing.

Thank you Seth!

“She’s getting felt up for America 😂😂” Love this show Thank you for the good faith conversations about bad agency. I appreciate what you do and will get anyone I can think of with some semblance of intelligence and actual perspective on board!

I sampled a few episodes and quickly found this isn't an atheist podcast, this is a political podcast. If I wanted to hear an hour of hate of Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson, etc, I'd watch CNN. The final straw was when Seth claimed that child sex trafficking, was a "fantasy" invented by the "right wing"

I come to these podcasts to hear what atheists have to say about atheism. Sadly, Seth spends about half his time talking about his personal politics instead of the subject matter. The global pandemic of TDS is still ongoing. Sad!

I have recently deconstructed and found this show! Suddenly everything makes sense and I don’t feel alone in my beliefs! It is ok to be an ATHEIST!

Most vocal atheists are former religionists of some sort. I am not. I was born an atheist and have remained so my entire 59 years of life. I say this because it is very interesting what motivates people to discuss their atheism or explore the general topic. Debating believers is a silly exercise and I have zero desire to discuss, defend, or debate my atheism. I rarely listen to what converted atheists have to say because the story is usually similar: most eventually awake to the absurdities, conflicts, and abuses of organized religion and belief in supernatural silliness. I suppose that’s a fun reveal. That said, I have stuck with this podcast because Seth Andrews is an excellent podcaster. Seth generally presents well thought out high quality and interesting shows. Sadly Seth suffers from delusional substitution syndrome. He has replaced traditional religion with woke religion. The politics get exhausting.

I'm a long time listener on iTunes and just finished your Faces of Suicide episode. It took me multiple attempts to get through the whole thing. My father was a pastor of a church. I had gone to bible college which is where I met my beautiful wife of 34 years. I became an atheist many years ago. My parents didn't know how to take my initial stepping back from the ministry. After being on several different mind-altering drugs prescribed to him by a psychiatrist (an apparent fad in the '90's), my father ended his life on 18 March, 1996. It broke my heart because of our many unresolved issues. It took some effort to get through this episode, but it was good to hear. You shine a light on our paths with well thought arguments, all while not being unnecessarily cruel or condescending to those that may oppose our views. Thanks for being there.

Seth is great on religion and fun on BSing. There are occasions where he bows to “experts” too much. We have given too much power and authority to experts. Sometimes experts lie and mislead because they know they can get away with it. Expert doesn’t mean truth teller Seth. Please remember. Cog Dis says “doubt even this”. But they fall into the same trap I notice. They should say doubt even this unless someone waves a degree in your face and claims to be an expert.

Seth, I’m answering your question about other podcasts. I listen to the following: Sam Harris’s “Making Sense,” “The Dispatch.”

He’s become a spokesperson for mainstream media propaganda and pharma. Bring back the thinking in the title.