Hold onto your Consitutional Rights, people! Rob Boston exposes the slippery slope of providing federal funds to religious organizations. Steve Petersen and August Berkshire discuss the National Day of Prayer and the National Day of Reason. Both events will be celebrated locally at the Capitol in Saint Paul on Thursday, May 1 at noon.

Lee Salisbury gives us a lesson on living Biblically, and examines passages which most Christians, if not all, either do not take literally, or choose not to follow. Coming up after Lee is Bjorn Mastiaux who is here from Germany to research members of atheist organizations.

PZ Myers talks about his experience with the producer for "Expelled" and explains some misconceptions about evolution which are made in the film. Lynn Fellman also stops by to describe her passion for science and art with her unique portraits called "The DNA Project."

Peter McGrath and Karen James from The Beagle Project call in to keep us informed about the upcoming attempt to recreate the historic voyage of the Beagle to the Galapagos.

Today, George Kane interviews Rob Boston of Americans United for Separation of Church and State about the importance of our First Amendment right. Scott Lohman, president of the Humanists of Minnesota speaks with Fred Edwords of the American Humanist Association about the history of humanism.

Even though the American Atheists National Conference is in town, our radio staff gave their time to talk about the dangers of religious dogma being imposed on medical staff and how that can affect patients. Cynthia Egli talks with Bill van Druten of the Lake Superior Freethinkers on the subject, and covers "ExpelledGate" as well as the American Atheists Conference.

Minnesota Atheists are proud to bring you an interview with Susan Jacoby, author of "Freethinkers: A History of American Secularism" and "The Age of American Unreason." She speaks with Scott Lohman about freethinkers in the past, like Thomas Paine and Robert Ingersoll as well as offering a warning about our continuing adoption of passive infotainment.

This week, we speak with Frank Zindler about the American Atheists Press and exciting new books being published. Ellen Johnson, president of American Atheists talks with us about the upcoming American Atheists Conference in Minneapolis from March 21-23. We hope to see you there!

This week we spoke with Hemant Mehta about friendly atheism, his book, "I Sold My Soul on eBay," and the Secular Student Alliance. PZ Myers educated us on the topic of "Unintelligent Design," by examining physiology which would have been poorly designed, that is, if there were a designer.

This week, we feature an interview with the Director of the Secular Coalition for America, Lori Lipman Brown. Scott Lohman, President of the Humanists of Minnesota asks her about discrimination in the military, as well as in the Boy Scouts of America. The second interview is with Scott Forschler regarding secular ethics. George Kane asks the tough questions about morality, and gets honest answers.