Led by the likes of Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens, atheists can sometimes turn people off with its religious fanaticism.

On this weeks podcast we look at the rough edges we'd like smoothed off as atheism moves forward.

Christianity in the West has been in decline for decades - what has gone wrong? What things do Christians say and do that drive people away?

Next episode will be atheism's turn...

We all accept murder is wrong, but how do we decide when a baby isn't a baby?

Claire van Ryn from the pro-life organisation Emily's Voice joins us to untangle the tangley topic of abortion. We look at when does life begin, how can we support women who have become pregnant, and what about pregnancies caused by rape?

Daniel J. Townsend has been releasing music all his life. But how do you release an album when no one buys them anymore?

Do we have any responsibilities as consumers of art in a digital age, where we expect everything digital to be free?

Where Kris and Nick drag Chris Csabs away from the National News Cycle of TV and radio to talk about Gay Conversion Therapy.

How does Chris reconcile being both gay and Christian?

Where Nick and Kris are joined by Jonah Hammond to discuss creativity, purpose, pain, and Eastern philosophies.

Jonah has just released his first EP, check out the links below.

Where Nick and Kris discuss a Nazi Pug, a tampered cricket ball and then something you should really be outraged over.

Public outrage is everywhere on social media and the news. Can it go overboard?

Kris despairs from a case of outrage fatigue and Nick rebuilds him through prayer.

Where Nick and Kris discuss the pros and cons of discarding Religion whilst still exploring Spirituality...

The SBNR crowd is growing, but can the baby be kept while the bathwater is gurgling down the drain?

Or should the baby go down too?

Where Kris and Nick encounter kickarse feminista Rubie Ireson who shows them mercy by not beating them up.

Has feminism finished its job, or is it still needed to address an imbalance in our society?

Where Nick tries (unsuccessfully) to convince Kris that Black Lives Matter, Feminism, and other political groups formed around identity aren't helping.

Are they empowering minorities, or are they creating divisive tribes?

You be the judge and join the conversation!