
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Science and religion are in a constant state of friction. But 100 years ago, that friction flared into a firestorm in Tennessee.
In 1925, John Scopes, a 24-year-old high school science teacher in Dayton, decided to teach human evolution to his students even though the state had just outlawed it. He was put on trial, and Dayton was the center of international attention. Today, the impacts of what became known as the “Monkey Trial” are still rippling 100 years later. Plus, were you taught evolution in high school? Do you believe in creationism or evolution? Or both? The phone lines are open to take your calls.
This episode was produced by Mary Mancini.
Guests
Links
By WPLN News - Nashville Public Radio4.7
5858 ratings
Science and religion are in a constant state of friction. But 100 years ago, that friction flared into a firestorm in Tennessee.
In 1925, John Scopes, a 24-year-old high school science teacher in Dayton, decided to teach human evolution to his students even though the state had just outlawed it. He was put on trial, and Dayton was the center of international attention. Today, the impacts of what became known as the “Monkey Trial” are still rippling 100 years later. Plus, were you taught evolution in high school? Do you believe in creationism or evolution? Or both? The phone lines are open to take your calls.
This episode was produced by Mary Mancini.
Guests
Links

38,489 Listeners

6,785 Listeners

43,673 Listeners

3,992 Listeners

3,996 Listeners

159 Listeners

112,105 Listeners

9,084 Listeners

3,750 Listeners

16,356 Listeners

15,906 Listeners

1,578 Listeners

44 Listeners

97 Listeners

795 Listeners