The Humanist Hour #225: Roy Speckhardt on AHA in 2017
Download an audio file of this podcast. Normally, a new year brings an organization new opportunities to examine and reorder its priorities, to make... Read More
More towards Humanism: Recognizing and Eliminating Toxic Masculinity
Fellas, as we begin 2017 I think it’s way past time we focused on delivering women and other people of marginalized genders and ourselves... Read More
Meet the Intern: Sean Avolio
Please welcome the Social Justice Digital Media Intern, Sean Avolio! TheHumanist.com: What is your educational and work background? I graduated from Columbia University in... Read More
Book Review: George Orwell and Religion by Michael G. Brennan
It's become a stock refrain of intellectual history to say that George Orwell answered all three of the big questions of the twentieth century... Read More
Guns and Lone Nuts: a Poor Way to Resist Oppression
If someone is prying something from your cold dead hands, then you're doing it wrong Do we need assault rifles to protect us from... Read More
The Humanist Hour #224: Dale McGowan on Parenting Beyond Belief
Download an audio file of this podcast. It's been nearly ten years since Dale McGowan's book, Parenting Beyond Belief: On Raising Ethical, Caring Kids... Read More
The Humanist Hour #223: The Future of Humanism: New Voices for the 21st Century, Part 2
Download an audio file of this podcast. In October, First Unitarian Society of Minneapolis put on a conference to celebrate their first hundred years... Read More
How the Judeo-Christian Values Construct Reinforces American Hostility with the Muslim World
The theocratic wing of the Republican party, embraced by the incoming Trump administration, constantly reinforces the narrative that America is a nation founded on Judeo-Christian values... Read More
Hungry Hungry Humanists: Our Favorite Holiday Foods
Humanists may not share in the religious aspect of most of the winter holidays, but we certainly enjoy many of the delicious foods and... Read More
Omaha Humanists Challenge Religious Privileging During the Holidays
For the second year in a row, OMAHA (the Omaha Metro Area Humanist Association) joined four other nontheist groups to set up and host... Read More
