Left At The Valley

Left At The Valley

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Left At The Valley episodes

  • beC.A.U.S.S.
    Karen being out on asseingment (at a beer festival), Liam Johnson steps in to co host the show. Together with Kevin, they welcome local activist group CAUSS (Citizens Against Urban Sprawl Society) members: Tracy Lister, Joanne Long and Don Mair.
    We take on local activism and politics.Liam talks about robots forming a hive mind in our science segment and Chemtrails to kill angels?
    Join us, this episode was pre-recorded
    49 min
  • Bonus show: updating the homeless problem
    Join Kevin & Karen as they welcome back Jeff Gruban (from episode 2) accompanied by Nancy Weisz-Gallager as they update the situation with exciting news on the battle against homelesness in the valley. We also analyse part II of an interview with our muslim friend Ahmed.
    More of brilliant moments brought to you by religion as well
    1 hr 20 min
  • (an attempted) conversation with a muslim
    Kevin & Karen are joined by Doug as they attempt to converse with Suni Muslim Ahmed. unfortunately skype had issues and the show quickly descended into ridicule.
    Also we discuss Another brilliant moment brought to you by religion and a new segment: Things that make you go hmmm
    Doug  discusses "anal Jihad"???
    this show was pre-recorde
    57 min
  • raising your kids as atheists
    Join Kevin & Karen as they interview local father/daughter atheists Mark & Bethany Cunningham on what were the challenges on raising kids and growing up with a secular world view in England and in Canada.
    Karen puts a new spin on this day in history
    more fun with another brilliant moment brought to you by religion
    this episode was pre-recorded
    1 hr
  • a skeptical look at martial arts
    Join us as we explore mysticism within martial arts with Sensei Charles Aarons (Aikido Takayama) & Sensei Chris Taylor (Nimpo Taijitsu Bujinkan). We discuss the origins of their respective arts and common misconceptions about them. Enjoy all the usual segments as well.This episode is pre-recorded.
    1 hr 10 min
  • Dealing with cyber-security
    Join us as we talk to Merlyn Horton on the issue of cyber-security and internet usage when dealing with kids. We will try to get author Paula Todd to talk about her book: extreme mean.
     Liam Johnson returns to the show with a new science segment, and all our usual jazz..
    1 hr 8 min
  • Natural Selection and women's rights
    Local group Natural Selection  in studio! We also discuss the intersection of women's rights and religion with Robyn and Vern of Natural Selection. Join us as they perform some of theirDylan-esque  music, including the theme song for our podcast: The Obvious Truth.
    We also shine a spotlight on Malala Yousafzai.
    This episode was pre-recorded.
    1 hr 9 min
  • Interview with Seth Andrews & Darrel Ray at INR4
    Karen and Kevin go undercover (not really) at Imagine No Religion 4 in Kamloops to interview Seth Andrews of AtThe Thinking atheist  radio podcast. Imagine their surprise when they also manage to get Darrel Ray of the recovering from religion institute.
    Also, Karen gets a vibrator
    1 hr 5 min
  • Incineration insurrection
    In this episode, we tackle the issue of garbage incineration and its effects on the Fraser valley. Special guest John Vissers from the Fraser valley conservancy will join us to explain in details the battle over our air.
    we also shine a spotlight on Maude Barlow of the Council of Canadian
    1 hr 17 min
  • Religion inside the law
    We tackle on the issue of Trinity Western University (TWU) and their policy of making students sign a "covenant" forbidding them to have sex outside of heterosexual marriage with Ash Kumar of Fvash. 
    Oosha Ramsodar joins us to talk about Cinema Politica and their youth film festival in maple ridg
    we are also doing a spotlight on Wangari Maathai, the first African woman Nobel prize winne
    1 hr 17 min

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Coming at you from the Fraser Valley in beautiful BC, focuses on secular humanism, skeptical thinking, positive atheism and all that good stuff.