Popes and Parties #282

Thank God I'm Atheist

TGIA Media

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

4.7 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2017

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Summary

Benedict celebrates 90th with a rager Vatican-style, another church needs armed security, Humanism recognized by the Department of Defense, Roy Moore strikes again, a pope meeting, Catholic school exercise, and Dan sits down with playwright Robert Askins.

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0:00.0	The Hey everybody. Hi guys, hi guys, well from Blustery Salt Lake City, Utah.
0:22.5	It's, thank God, I'm Atheist.
0:24.0	The podcast, I'm Frank Feldman,
0:26.0	and I'm Dan Beecher.
0:27.0	And coming up today, a special, special interview that Dan did.
0:33.0	The Frank is talking about but hasn't even heard it.
0:36.0	I heard it.
0:38.0	It's so exciting.
0:39.0	Tell us about it, Dan.
0:40.0	It's an interview with Tony Award nominated playwright Robert Askins.
0:47.0	He's the guy that wrote the smash hit on Broadway. It was a hit in London's West End, Hand to God.
0:58.0	A version of which, a production of which I am currently in here in Salt Lake City.
1:04.3	Yeah.
1:05.3	And he stopped by and we had a really interesting chat.
1:11.0	The guy is fascinating.
1:13.0	Wonderful.
1:14.0	And the play touches on a lot of religious themes.
1:17.0	He's very interested in religious themes.
1:19.0	It'll be very exciting to hear the interview and yeah and hopefully see the play yeah yeah all right so it's a good and that'll be coming up later in the meantime
1:30.3	Dan yeah Dan. Yeah.
1:37.0	Somebody had a birthday. Somebody's birthday in this room near you.
1:40.0	Somebody's birthday.
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