Where They Belong: An Interview with Quiet Company’s Taylor Muse
Since I first interviewed Taylor Muse, the lead singer/songwriter/founding band member of the Austin, Texas-based band Quiet Company (American Atheist, 2nd Quarter 2013), his band has continued to produce and perform music, and receive accolades... Read More
Science, God, and Rock ’n Roll (Part 2) An Interview with "The Unbelievers" Co-Star Lawrence Krauss
The American Humanist Association will be screening The Unbelievers at our Annual Conference on Thursday, May 7! Read our March 31, 2014 interview with co-star (and 2015 Humanist of the Year) Lawrence Krauss below. Click... Read More
Science, God, and Rock ’n Roll (Part 1) An Interview with "The Unbelievers" Director Gus Holwerda
The American Humanist Association will be screening The Unbelievers at our Annual Conference on Thursday, May 7! Read our March 28, 2014 interview with director Gus Holwerda below. Click here to read part two of... Read More
The Humanist Interview with Naomi Oreskes Applied Science and the Merchants of Doubt
Naomi Oreskes is a professor of the history of science and an affiliated professor of earth and planetary sciences at Harvard University. She is the coauthor, with Erik M. Conway, of Merchants of Doubt, a... Read More
Will We Discover Extraterrestrial Life in the Next 25 Years? TheHumanist.com Interview with NASA Astrobiologist Lynn Rothschild
NASA chief scientist Ellen Stofan stirred excitement at a NASA panel on water in the universe last week with her prediction: “I think we’re going to have strong indications of life beyond Earth within a... Read More
The Humanist Interview with Ryan J. Bell From Seventh-day Adventist to a Year without God, a Former Pastor Embraces Humanism
Ryan J. Bell was raised in the Seventh-day Adventist tradition and spent nearly twenty years as a pastor—the last eight as senior pastor at the Hollywood Adventist Church in California. In March of 2013 he... Read More
Celebrating MLK and Expanding the Circle of Amity: An Interview with Dr. William “Smitty” H. Smith
Dr. William “Smitty” H. Smith is the founding executive director of the National Center for Race Amity based at Wheelock College in Boston, Massachusetts, which develops forums and initiatives to advance cross-racial and cross-cultural amity... Read More