Conversations From The Pale Blue Dot

I interview philosopher of religion Richard Otte about the problem of evil, Plantinga's free will defense, and Hume's argument against miracles.

I interview Nick Trakakis about the problem of evil and other issues in philosophy of religion.

I interview Graham Oppy about the current state of philosophical atheism.

I interview Jessica Pierce about her book "Wild Justice: The Moral Lives of Animals."

I interview ethical philosopher Don Loeb about moral irrealism.

I interview ethical philosopher Stephen Finlay about his 2008 journal article "The Error in the Error Theory."

I interview Gregory Dawes about his book, 'Theism and Explanation.'

I interview atheist philosopher Evan Fales, an expert on the reformed epistemology of Christian philosophers like Alvin Plantinga and William Alston.

I interview Alonzo Fyfe about his ethical theory, desire utilitarianism.

I interview Mark van Steenwyk, leader of a non-violent Christianity community. Mark mentored me during the last year of my Christian life.

I interview Alonzo Fyfe, who may have written the first ethical theory that has an account of objective moral value that really exists.

I interview Christian apologist Mike Licona. We discuss the resurrection, the nature of evidence and probability, gods of the gaps vs. naturalism of the gaps, and much more.

In the first episode of my new interfaith podcast, I tell my own deconversion story, interview Robert Russell (founder of the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences), and answer my first listener question: "What is atheism?"