Big questions, energetic engagement
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“Bart explores what it means to be a good person from the perspective of a secular humanist. While I identify as a progressive Christian, goodness is discussed here in such a way that it doesn't alienate me as a listener. It even draws me in, as the subject matter is relevant to my faith.
A few areas I would like to see the podcast grow:
(1) A greater diversity of guests. A white man talking to another white man each episode perhaps reinforces stereotypes about secular philosophy.
(2) A more consistent release schedule. I like to know when I will be able to expect new content, and I think this will help the podcast grow in listeners.
(3) More interaction with listeners. Invite us to write in, and select a few questions to discuss each week with your guest. This will also go a long way in keeping us engaged.
Thanks for a cool podcast! Maybe try to find some sponsors so you can continue doing this.”Read full review »
NVader90 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/28/15
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“Bart is one of the first non-religious people I discovered who is working to construct something positive and beneficial after the loss of his own faith. The secular, humanist communities he is building oriented toward the pursuit of goodness and kindness will be increasingly important as the...”Read full review »
bernji via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/13/18
“Love that the approach in this is towards building meaning for secular folks rather than tearing down religion. This adds to a small but growing movement of “Nones" working on what’s next for the community.
Also love the re-brand ;)”Read full review »
meghartrun via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/02/16
“I have had the good fortune to read Bart Campolo’s book and hear him speak in person, in addition to this podcast, and he is engaging in all three media.
Bart, a former evangelical minister, is now a humanist chaplain. He offers pastoral care, advice, and help, but without any supernatural...”Read full review »
Magister Christopher via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/22/19
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