This is Free Thought Radio with co-hosts Dan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor, Irreverent Views, News, Music, and Interviews.

Imagine there's no heaven. It's easy if you try No hell below us Above us only sky Imagine all the people Welcome to free thought Welcome to Free Thought Radio.

I'm Annie Laurie Gaylor and happy Valentine's Day.

It is time to love thy First Amendment, and also to celebrate Black History Month.

And I'm Dan Barker.

This is the February 14th, 2019 edition of Free Thought Radio.

Buzz Kemper is our engineer and the Stephen Yule friendly atheist studio in Freethought Hall,

the national offices of the Freedom from Religion Foundation in Madison, Wisconsin.

Free Thought Radio is the production of the Freedom from Religion Foundation coming out every week,

and FFRF, as regular listeners may know, works to keep religion out of government as is required under the United States' secular and godless constitution.

And we're also an umbrella organization for those of us who are free from religion personally, whether you are a freethinker, an atheist,

an agnostic, or rationalist, a skeptic, or even some of you deists, we're a welcoming home for you.

But if you're not a non-believer, we also appreciate that you are learning more about us by listening to Free Thought Radio.

Today, in the second half of the show, we're going to talk with the filmmaker, author, and atheist, Jeremiah Camara, about his powerful new film.

It's called Holy Hierarchy, the religious roots of racism in America.

We talked with Jeremiah, I think about four years ago, about his previous film, Contradiction, A Question of Faith.

And before we talk with Jeremiah Kamara, we have some news, of course,

and are going to parse two of President Donald Trump's national speeches last week,

as they touch on stature separation

and the injection of religion, unfortunately,

into U.S. social policy.

So first, let's hear a bit of the February 6th State of the Union address.

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