Sat, 26 January 2008 A relaxing Freethought Radio looks at the irreverency and artistry of
one of America's most revered songwriters, the atheist Yip Harburg
("Somewhere Over the Rainbow"). Retired scientist and engaging
unbeliever Ernie Harburg
talks about his own rejection of religion, the progressive Yip Harburg
Foundation, and his father's "Rhymes for the Irreverent." Tantalizing
clips of many of Yip's famous songs airs during this new interview, and
Ernie reads some of his father's freethought poems. The show also
features a "Theocracy Alert" update. |
A relaxing Freethought Radio looks at the irreverency and artistry of
one of America's most revered songwriters, the atheist Yip Harburg
("Somewhere Over the Rainbow"). Retired scientist and engaging
unbeliever Ernie Harburg
talks about his own rejection of religion, the progressive Yip Harburg
Foundation, and his father's "Rhymes for the Irreverent." Tantalizing
clips of many of Yip's famous songs airs during this new interview, and
Ernie reads some of his father's freethought poems. The show also
features a "Theocracy Alert" update.