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Jennifer Michael Hecht is a historian, philosopher, and author of several bestselling books includin
Gerald Posner is an investigative journalist and author of several books, including ones about the a
Trace Beaulieu and Frank Conniff are writers and actors best known for their work on Mystery Science
Megan Fox is the apparent evolution-denier who "debunked" a science exhibit at Chicago's Field Museu
Dr. Susan Blackmore is a writer, researcher, and speaker best known for her book "The Meme Machine."
Jason Heap is the Executive Director of the United Coalition of Reason, an organization that has pla
Jerry DeWitt was a Pentecostal preacher from Louisiana whose faith began cracking a few years ago. A
Wendy Thomas Russell is a journalist who spent years covering criminal justice. In 2008, she began w
Nancy French is a four-time New York Times best-selling author who has written books with Sarah Pali
A few weeks ago, I was listening to Alex Blumberg’s popular podcast StartUp which is all about his j
Daniel Genis (rhymes with "tennis") grew up in New York City, where he attended Stuyvesant High Scho
Ross Blocher is the co-host of the Oh No, Ross and Carrie! podcast, in which the hosts don't simply
Peter Boghossian is a philosophy professor at Portland State University and the author of A Manual f
Linda LaScola is a research consultant perhaps best known for her work with philosopher Daniel Denne
Noelle George is a secular activist interested in making a tangible difference in the world, rather
Katherine Stewart is an investigative journalist who has written for Rolling Stone, The Nation, The
David Niose has been the president of two major organizations, the American Humanist Association and
Parisa Tabriz is Google’s self-described “Security Princess,” a euphemism she created in part becaus
Marshall Brain is best known as the founder of the website HowStuffWorks.com. In 2007, Discovery Com
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