Guests: Robin Marty from Reproductive Health Reality Check, talking about the politics of abortion, and Jen McCreight, talking about Atheism Plus

Guests: Paige Moss, on growing up in an exorcism believing household and Rebecca Hensler, founder of Grief Beyond Belief.

Guests: Dr. David Gorski and Mike Farrell

Guests: Jessica Ahlquist, on her lawsuit against her high school's prayer banner and more;  Todd Heywood, discusses the new report about the Calhoun County oil spill that occurred over two years ago.

Guest Dan Ray, Constitutional Law professor joins Ed to discuss the recent Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act.

The guests are Andrew Tripp, talking about the concept of privilege, and Jamie Kilstein.

Guests: Part two of Ed's interview with Jill Stein;  also, investigative reporter Todd Heywood.

Guests: Daphne Eviatar, an attorney with Human Rights First, talking about the newly restarted military tribunals at Gitmo; and Dr. Jill Stein, Green Party presidential candidate.

Guests: David Feldman and Edwina Rogers, the new executive director of the Secular Coalition for America.

Jeremy Beahan joins Ed to discuss the recent debate between Dinesh D'Souza and Susan Jacoby.

Guests: Nate Phelps, son of Fred Phelps; and Carlos Miller, a journalist who fights for the right to record the police.

Guests: JT Eberhard on mental illness and the skeptical community, and Mikey Weinstein on religious freedom in the U.S. military

Peter Christ from Law Enforcement Against Prohibition on the corruptions of the war on drugs, and Dan Ray, a professor of constitutional law at Cooley, talking about the health care challenge and the Supreme Court.

Guest: Greta Christina, author of Why Are You Atheists So Angry: 99 Things That Piss Off the Godless.

Guests: Michelle Alexander, author of The New Jim Crow, and JT Eberhard of the Secular Student Alliance

Guest: Sophie Hirschfeld, an advocate for sex workers' rights. We talk about the whole issue of sex work and sex workers' rights, as well as her own personal journey from Mormonism to being a professional dominatrix.

Guests: Justin Griffith, the organizer of the Rock Beyond Belief event at Ft. Bragg, and Stephen Bright, the director of the Southern Center for Human Rights.

Today's guests are Rich Robinson of the Michigan Campaign Finance Network, who will talk about the influence of money in politics, and Steven Hewett, a veteran who returned home from Afghanistan to find that his hometown had erected a war memorial for fallen soldiers and was flying a Christian flag over it.

On the debut of Culture Wars Radio, Ed introduces his co-host, comedian Don Reese, and interviews Ellery Schempp, the plaintiff in one of the most important church and state cases in American history, and Fred Karger, the first openly gay man to run for a major party presidential nomination (and the Republican party at that).