Sasha Sagan is an author and now a podcaster who is intensely curious about the rituals, traditions, norms and practices which help define communities. Her new podcast Strange Customs is on that topic, and you can hear her on this week's episode of HumanizeMePodcast.com!

Two questions in the most recent episode: about consciousness, and about declining a friend's invitation to liberal church. Listen now at HumanizeMePodcast.com or your favorite player!

You’re probably never going to be a saint, but we could all be better people. Todd May is a philosopher whose book is about decency for ordinary people; morality for the rest of us. Listen now at HumanizeMePodcast.com or your favorite player!

A listener asks: "What do you think are the implications of AI for those of us devoted to the human experience?" Although he doesn't have a clear answer, and admits a catastrophist's bias, Bart shares some initial thoughts in response. Listen to Ep 810 at HumanizeMePodcast.com!

They say you should never meet your heroes, but Bart met Ursula Goodenough and we can tell you it's not true! Her work has been a massive influence on him and our podcast, and now she's on the show! Listen at HumanizeMePodcast.com or your favorite player.

Our recent episode with Ursula Goodenough (Episode 811) seems to have resonated! Links to Ursula's work: ⁠sacreddepthsofnature.com⁠ ⁠religious-naturalist-association.org

Are humanists guilty of worshipping the created, rather than the creator? We attempt an answer to a listener question on this week's episode of the podcast, via fireflies! Listen anytime at HumanizeMePodcast.com, or your favorite player.

Robert Rooks is the CEO of REFORM Alliance, focused on transforming probation and parole systems. In this new episode, he talks about seeing the hardships in his community growing up, and how he became inspired to start to work on systemic change. HumanizeMePodast.com

Back from vacation and into a wide-ranging convo with Lisa Kentgen, a psychologist who's written a book called The Practice of Belonging: Six Lessons from Vibrant Communities to Combat Loneliness, Foster Diversity, and Cultivate Caring Relationships. HumanizeMePodcast.com

Is it right to have biological children? The last time Bart addressed this issue in the podcast (Episode 514), it generated lots of passionate replies, including one listener in particular whose angry email we read aloud in this episode. Listen at HumanizeMePodcast.com!

Episode 817: We of Little Faith, with Kate Cohen features a conversation with Washington Post columnist Kate, whose new book advocates what she did herself.... 'stopped pretending to believe.' Listen now at HumanizeMePodcast.com or on your favorite app!

Episode 818: 'My truth' v 'The truth' is a response to a listener question that leads to morality via Dan Dennett. Listen now at HumanizeMePodcast.com or your favorite podcast app!

Thanksgiving is here in the United States, set aside for the emotion of gratitude. In Episode 819, we wonder what other emotions would be worth setting aside some time to express? Listen at HumanizeMePodcast.com or your favorite app.

There’s doom and gloom in the ether, and many people aren't feeling too great about the world. What to do? What can we can control? Simply 'doing the next right thing' is the theme of our most recent episode! Listen now at HumanizeMePodcast.com or on your favorite app.

In the newest episode of Humanize Me, Bart shares a tool he's used often to connect with people in the manner discussed in episode 901 with Rich Slatcher. Listen at HumanizeMePodcast.com or your favorite app.

In the last of 3 episodes on high disclosure relationships, Bart gets to know a Humanize Me listener called Patti from scratch, and in the process, provides an example of such conversations to inspire you to do the same. Listen now at HumanizeMePodcast.com or your favorite app!

Brian Swimme is an evolutionary cosmologist who believes that, properly told, the story of the universe is awe-inspiring, beautiful and unifying, and potentially a foundation for a better world. Bart Campolo explores his ideas with him in Episode 904 at HumanizeMePodcast.com!

Devin Moss (E905) became a humanist chaplain and quickly found himself ministering to a death row inmate called Phillip Hancock. He was there in Hancock's final moments⁠, plunging him into the question of what it really means to face death without God. Listen now!

"Do we really have to be there for someone throughout every stupid thing they do?" A question about the limits of our responsibilities to others... on Episode 907 of Humanize Me, out now.

Episode 909: It's time to say goodbye, for now. Listen at HumanizeMePodcast.com (where we have a list of some of our favorite episodes for now) or your favorite app. Continue to follow this account, in case we ever have anything new to share! And thanks so much for listening.