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What is Humanistic Mormonism? An Interview with James E. Nickels Jr.

by Sarah Anne Hughes • 13 March 2013

Since becoming a secular humanist, I have let go of Catholicism, the faith I was brought up in, but it wasn’t easy. For a time, I still attempted to be a part of the community... Read More

Atheist Music: An Interview with Shelley Segal on Her New Album Little March

by Brian Magee • 21 February 2013

On Feb. 22, Australian singer-songwriter Shelley Segal will be releasing two CDs: An Atheist Album, containing the popular 2011 single “Saved,” and Little March, a collection of jazz music with American guitarist Adam Levy. She... Read More

Blasphemy, Free Speech, and Rationalism: An Interview with Sanal Edamaruku

by Ryan Shaffer • 15 February 2013

Sanal Edamaruku is a world-renowned author and rationalist currently facing a maximum sentence of three years in prison plus fines for criticizing the Catholic Church. As president of the Indian Rationalist Association, he is a... Read More

Spare a Thought for Philosophy: An Interview with A.C. Grayling

by Will Bordell • 21 December 2012

Bertrand Russell said, ‘Most people would rather die than think; most people do,’” quips the British philosopher A.C. Grayling, leaning forward in his chair at a London café as though offering me a truffle of... Read More

Morality, Religion and Bullsh*t: An Interview with Penn Jillette

by Ryan Shaffer • 13 December 2012

Penn Jillette is the vocal half of the magic duo Penn & Teller, and in recent years the two have won praise by using magic and humor to promote rationalism. Besides his career with Teller,... Read More

The Humanist Interview with Gloria Steinem

by Jennifer Bardi • 14 August 2012

2012 Humanist of the Year Gloria Steinem sat down with the Humanist magazine at the 71st Annual Conference of the American Humanist Association, held June 7-10, 2012, in New Orleans. The following is an adapted... Read More

Evolution, Humanism, and Conservation: The Humanist Interview with Richard Leakey

by Ryan Shaffer • 29 June 2012

Richard Leakey is a world-renowned paleoanthropologist whose career has been marked by famous scientific finds, political office, and conservation efforts. His family is equally accomplished in the field of anthropology, starting with his parents, Louis... Read More

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