I'm your host, Russell Glasser, and with me today is my co-host, Don Baker.

Today is Sunday, January 26, 2014 where a live call-in public access television show based in Austin, Texas dedicated to promoting positive atheism and the separation of church and state.

We're available through live streaming video at ustream.tv.

The official Atheist Experience website is www.Atheist-experience.org or com.

And you can provide feedback to the show by commenting on the official show blog at freethoughtblogs.com slash AXP or you can email us at TV at Atheist-community.org.

If you enjoy this show, please check out our related other podcasts, the non-profits, which is currently airing on the first and third Wednesdays of the month and godless bitches.

You can find links at the Atheist Experience website.

Now this coming Wednesday is a fifth Wednesday of the month, so we'll be skipping this week, but the next week, February 5th, we'll be bringing you a new show.

As always, the cast and crew of the Atheist Experience will be headed off to Threadgill's after the show. That's at 301 West Riverside Drive and we'll all arrive around 6 p.m.

If people care to join us, they may.

I've got one upcoming announcement. Last summer, I was plugging this event, which was sort of an online conference called FTBCon run by the fine folks at freethoughtblogs where our official show blog is hosted.

As always, this is short notice, but FTBCon 2 is coming up this weekend. It's going to be an entire weekend of interesting cool speakers doing Google Hangouts, like one or two hour long panels on various topics.

You can check out the proceedings at FTBCon. Check the Atheist Experience website where there's a post about it and a link there.

But you should know that if you would like to follow the Atheist Experience involvement on Saturday, this coming Saturday at 11 a.m. and is running from January 31st through February 2nd.

Jen Peoples and I will be doing a panel on parenting. We will be rejoined by Dale McGowan, who was once on the show and also Elice Anders from Skeptchick.

And then Sunday evening, before this show at 3 p.m., I'm going to be joining the hosts of the reasonable doubts podcasts for some counter-apologetics paneling.

So see you guys there. How are you doing today?

I'm doing all right. It's good to see you.

Today I'm talking, you get another failure show. This will be my 21st in the series, although I've hit this sort of topic before earlier.

You've got almost two years worth of these topics now.

I've still got a long way to go.

Yeah, there's so much fail, so so few gods. And I've got another little slogan as a faith is such an excellent way to be wrong.

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