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Openly Secular with Todd Stiefel and John Davidson
About this Episode
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Two special guests share their perspective on tonight's show:
Todd Stiefel is a graduate of Duke University and spent 12 years as a key player at Stiefel Laboratories. Now a full-time activist, Todd is one of the driving forces behind the Openly Secular site and campaign. He also involves himself with secular humanist causes and charity work.
John Davidson has spent much of the last half-century as a popular television personality, hosting television shows like "That's Incredible," "Hollywood Squares," "The Tonight Show" and more. Recently, John lent his voice and face to the Openly Secular cause, and he has been kind enough to speak with Seth about his (non) religious views on the broadcast.
Openly Secular website: http://www.openlysecular.org
John Davidson's video: https://youtu.be/Y_MlSaTTy14
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/thethinkingatheist--3270347/support.
Two special guests share their perspective on tonight's show:
Todd Stiefel is a graduate of Duke University and spent 12 years as a key player at Stiefel Laboratories. Now a full-time activist, Todd is one of the driving forces behind the Openly Secular site and campaign. He also involves himself with secular humanist causes and charity work.
John Davidson has spent much of the last half-century as a popular television personality, hosting television shows like "That's Incredible," "Hollywood Squares," "The Tonight Show" and more. Recently, John lent his voice and face to the Openly Secular cause, and he has been kind enough to speak with Seth about his (non) religious views on the broadcast.
Openly Secular website: http://www.openlysecular.org
John Davidson's video: https://youtu.be/Y_MlSaTTy14
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/thethinkingatheist--3270347/support.
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