Sam Mulvey is a producer and the technical brain behind Ask an Atheist. He is a collector of vinegar varieties, vintage computers, antique radios, and propaganda.
Warning: Sam proposes to Becky in this Episode. Darwin is viewed as a figure of revolutionary importance in biology and medicine, so much so that people who misunderstand the secular world see him as a scientific prophet. Sam, Rebecca and Beth visit this misunderstanding with rhetorical cudgels.
Darwin is viewed as a figure of revolutionary importance in biology and medicine, so much so that people who misunderstand the secular world see him as a scientific prophet. Sam, Rebecca and Beth visit this misunderstanding with rhetorical cudgels.
Mike, Jeremy and Sam explore the relationship between comedy and atheism, and, yes, take a few calls. This episode includes some behind-the-scenes banter.
I’ll be moving some comments about the meat thing to this post, and I ask that discussion of this topic remain in here. Also, this is Sam responding… not Ask an Atheist. Regarding the e-mail at the beginning of the show none of the responses you provided actually justify killing animals for food. Exactly correct. […]
Mike, Jeremy and Sam explore the relationship between comedy and atheism.