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Godless Bitches is an American freethought podcast^[1] discussing feminism, religion and reproductive freedom since 2011. Beth Presswood, credited as the creator,^[2] is called a "nationally known atheist activist and public speaker".^[3] The show is listed as a "flagship activity" of the Atheist Community of Austin (alongside The Atheist Experience television show), who describe it as an "explor[ation] of feminism, religion, and reproduction from a secular perspective."^[4]

The podcast team were invited speakers at the 2013 American Atheists convention in Austin, Texas.^[5]

Podcast regulars Beth Presswood, Tracie Harris and Jen Peeples are also featured on The Atheist Experience.^[6]

Awards[edit]

The cast were nominated for Jey McCreight's BlagHag "Most influential female atheist of 2011" award.^[7] The podcast was awarded Austin Chronicle's "Best local podcast" award in 2013.^[8]

References[edit]

^ Vandebrake, Mark (April 2013), Freethought Resource Guide, CreateSpace, p. 284, ISBN 9781456612764
^ "Godless Bitches by Beth Presswood", iTunes podcast catalog, Apple Inc.
^ Tony Casey (October 19, 2013), "Judgement House performance raises questions about Biblical imagery", Johnson City Press, Johnson City, Tennessee, archived from the original on 2015-07-28
^ ACA Flagship Activities, Atheist Community of Austin, archived from the original on 2015-02-04
^ 2013 National Convention speakers, American Atheists, 2013, retrieved 2015-01-14
^ Mehta, Hemant (August 16, 2011), "A New Podcast for Godless I'm-Not-Saying-The-Word-In-The-Headline", The Friendly Atheist, Patheos
^ Watson, Rebecca (January 6, 2012), "I won a major award!", Skepchick
^ "Best of Austin 2013", Austin Chronicle, 2013, retrieved 2015-01-14

External links[edit]

Official website

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[1] Vandebrake, Mark (April 2013), Freethought Resource Guide, CreateSpace, p. 284, ISBN 9781456612764

[2] "Godless Bitches by Beth Presswood", iTunes podcast catalog, Apple Inc.

[3] Tony Casey (October 19, 2013), "Judgement House performance raises questions about Biblical imagery", Johnson City Press, Johnson City, Tennessee, archived from the original on 2015-07-28

[4] ACA Flagship Activities, Atheist Community of Austin, archived from the original on 2015-02-04

[5] 2013 National Convention speakers, American Atheists, 2013, retrieved 2015-01-14

[6] Mehta, Hemant (August 16, 2011), "A New Podcast for Godless I'm-Not-Saying-The-Word-In-The-Headline", The Friendly Atheist, Patheos

[7] Watson, Rebecca (January 6, 2012), "I won a major award!", Skepchick

[8] "Best of Austin 2013", Austin Chronicle, 2013, retrieved 2015-01-14

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