Seráh and Evan navigate running a business with Humanist ideals while juggling financial crises, chronic illness/disability, and political upheaval. This is the second of a three-part episode on hope and failure that follows their travel across the country over the past year.

Humanist Experience: Season 2

Failing Forward Part II: A Year of Travel with the Humanist Experience

Discouraged by this past election, Seráh and Evan look for evidence supporting the rationality of hope. From the AIDS crisis to small town racism to the Women’s March following Trump’s election, our hosts explore whether small groups of people can make big change. This is the third of a three-part episode on failure, and the case for hope.

Failing Forward: Part III — The Humanist Case for Hope

Our hosts visit Lackland Air Force Base, home of the nation's only atheist “religious” service available to enlistees in Basic Training. We explore the challenges faced by nonreligious servicemembers, and how one group of Humanists is working to make sure “no religious preference” doesn’t mean “no moral support.”

S2, Ep 4 - "Atheists in Foxholes"

Evan and Seráh interact with issues around disability and accessibility, particularly in the political process. They share stories from the 2014 congressional race they staffed for a blind candidate, interview a disability rights activist who was paralyzed by a gunshot wound, and search all over town for an accessible bathroom.

S2, Ep 5 - "Democracy: Inaccessible"

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