Guests: Litigant Jessica Ahlquist and author George Levine

Freethought Radio

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Religion, Religion & Spirituality

4.6 • 577 Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2012

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

To celebrate a court victory, you'll hear teenager atheist and champion of the first amendment Jessica Ahlquist, who was defamed by her legislator as an "evil little thing." Then we'll talk with the author George Levine about joy of secularism. Tune in for an uplifting show celebrating secularity.

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0:00.0	This is Free Thought Radio with co-host Stan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor, Irreverent Views, News, Music, and Interviews.
0:18.8	Imagine there's no heaven.
0:25.3	It's easy if you try.
0:31.0	No hell below us
0:34.7	above us only sky
0:41.3	imagine all the people
0:47.3	living for today
1:01.2	Hello happy heathens and godless infidels and all you evil little things,
1:02.4	and more about that later.
1:05.1	I'm Annie Laurie Gaylor, and welcome to Free Thought Radio.
1:06.7	You're not an evil little thing.
1:08.4	No, nor are our listeners.
1:10.9	But you'll hear about why we use that phrase.
1:11.9	I'm Dan Barker.
1:13.5	I'm your friendly neighborhood atheist.
1:19.4	And this is the 300th show of Free Thought Radio.
1:20.1	Can you believe that?
1:20.7	Congratulations.
1:21.7	Almost what?
1:24.2	Almost six years now, five and a half years of doing this show.
1:33.2	This is the weekend of January the 21st and 22nd, 2012, 112, 2nd, if you remember that.
1:39.5	Free Thought Radio broadcasts and streams from the Mike 92.1 in Madison, Wisconsin.
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