This morning, I joined John Morehead of the Multifaith Matters Podcast in a conversation on effective apologetics and meaningful conversation. Check it out here.
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Friendly Dialogue with Atheists: A Podcast Interview
Conversations with Inner Atheists: An Interview
The Crusading Against Ignorance Interview
My interview with Micah Edvenson of the Crusade Against Ignorance YouTube channel. This was a fun and wide-ranging interview with topics including apologetics, biblical violence, hell, and heavy metal.
Conversations with the Graceful Atheist
I was recently interviewed on The Graceful Atheist Podcast. It’s a great podcast: in a time of loud voices and hardened opinions, David does a first-rate job of encouraging thoughtful and meaningful conversation across deep ideological divides. Check it out!
Skeptics, Seekers, and My Inner Atheist
Here is my interview with Skeptics and Seekers Podcast. This one got spicy. Indeed, David Johnson punched me in the nose a couple of times (figuratively speaking) but it was all for a good cause.
A Wide-Ranging Interview with the Non-Alchemist
The Ways of the Progressive Philosopher: A Conversation with J.L. Schellenberg
Canadian philosopher John L. Schellenberg is Professor of Philosophy at Mount Saint Vincent University. He is widely lauded as one of the leading atheist philosophers working in the philosophy of religion. In the early 1990s, Schellenberg developed the widely discussed problem of hiddenness which has elicited extensive discussion among philosophers. He is the author of […]
Stephen Bedard has a Conversation with Me and My Inner Atheist
A Quick Guest Appearance on Skeptics and Seekers Podcast
This past Sunday, I made a brief guest appearance on the “Skeptics and Seekers” Podcast. In my five-minute spot, I introduced my new book and then offered my thoughts on the big ethical question that was the focus of this episode. You can listen to it here and my spot comes right after the introduction.
Dogma Debated: A Conversation with David C. Smalley
Yesterday, I appeared on the David C. Smalley Podcast (formerly known as “Dogma Debate”). The conversation goes for 2.5 hours (!) and the first hour and a bit is available to everyone. The longer version is available to Patreon supporters. In the first part of the conversation, we talked about rationality, plausibility frameworks, and the […]
