For Independence Day, we're proud ot bring you Eddie Tabash of American's United to speak with us about the Founding Father's views on the separation of Church and State. If you've ever felt like the Founder's would not approve of our government's actions regarding the entanglement of church and state you can find out some good evidence about what they wrote and said on that topic to make up your own mind.

In honor of Gay Pride events going on world-wide, Minnesota Atheists are proud to present Wayne Bensen of "Truth Wins Out," an organization which exposes the lies of ex-gay ministries. Next, we bring you Jane Bowman who has researched 515 Minnesota laws which discriminate against gay couples and their families. Minnesota Atheists strongly support those fighting for equal rights.

Michael Estes and Steve Petersen talk in our first half hour about African American Freethinkers throughout history, such as Ella Baker, W.E.B.Du Bois and A. Philip Randolph. Next, we have Eric Harmon talking with Michael Estes about how religion affects the African American community.

Be sure to check out Evolution 2008 at the University of Minnesota this year from June 20-24. If you need convincing, just listen to Mark Borrello, Assistant Professor in History of Science at the University of Minnesota speak with Minnesota Atheists Member Lynn Fellman. Author George Erickson steps in to speak with Grant Steves about his book, "Back to the Barrens." Enjoy, and Happy Father's Day!

This week, we bring you author James Kakalios who wrote "The Physics of Superheros." Look for him later this summer at CONvergence in Bloomington, MN on July 3-6. Later in the show, President of Minnesota Atheists, August Berkshire, speaks with George Kane about the problem of evil.

Minnesota Atheists Talk is proud to bring you Lynn Fellman talking with Mark Decker, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Minnesota and co-author of "More Than Darwin." Also on the show, we have Geroge Kane and Laura Hutt talking about Freethought Toastmasters, a great way to work on your public speaking skills.

We have a special Memorial Day show for you featuring Matt Cherry from the Insitute for Humanist Studies speaking about religious and non religious rights and humanism, and from Operation Foxhole Atheists, Blair Scott, talking about descrimination atheists and other freethinkers face in the military.

Bonnie LeRoy from the University of Minnesota's Graduate Program in Genetic Counseling speaks with Lynn Fellman about genetics and ethics. Later in the show, Rick Rohrer, president of Camp Quest of Minnesota and campers Sanjeev and Laura sit down to talk about Camp Quest, a secular summer camp for kids.

It's Mother's Day today in the US. To honor women, Annie Laurie Gaylor talks about women in the Bible with Grant Steves. Later, August Berkshire learns all about the founding mothers of freethought. We hope you enjoy Annie Laurie Gaylor. If you do, please support the Freedom From Religion Foundation.

Cynthia Egli talks with Lois Shadewald about pseudo science, including perpetual motion machines, and the Flat Earth Society which are mentioned in "Worlds of Their Own." Greg Laden steps in to talk with Mike Haubrich about legislation which is hoping around the country, proposing "Academic Freedom," that would require the teaching of Creationism in public schools yeast infection treatment.