The long running Minnesota Atheist Talk Radio air's its very last show tomorrow morning at 9:00 Central Time. Details of how to listen to the show, which will also be a podcast, are here.
This week's show will feature yours truly, and I'll be interviewed by Stephanie Zvan. The subject will be Missionaries in Africa. This interview should be considered an extension of this series of blog posts on the same topic.
My understanding is that the people who have produced this radio show up until now are planning to produce a podcast in the future. I will let you know as soon as I hear anything about that.
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I will do my best to call, though if it's an 800 number, there's a slim chance international calling isn't set up on it. That's an extra fee that likely wouldn't make sense for a radio call-in show.
I have a question (in two parts!) written out, and everything. I ought to practice it a few times so as not to screw it up. And I hope it stays relevant to the conversation by the time the call-in period hits.
You can also email in questions!
(To the stations email address as per the linked web page)
Jason, don't worry too much about call in periods. There's no 800 number though. If you call in, it will cost you. But it would be fun to hear your voice. I feel distinctly at a disadvantage sometimes that anybody who wants to can get to hear mine.
Yes, but Stephanie, you have such a great radio voice.
Thanks, Serena. :)
The podcast is now available.