Install some antivirus software, change all your passwords, and stick Mr. Robot up there on your smart T.V. – you’re going to love it.

A book review of Grace without God by Katherine Ozment

The first time I watched Penn & Teller: Bullshit! I was single with no kids and binge-watched the whole thing with my bestie over the...

The Path, starring Aaron Paul, is centred around one man and his family who happen to be members of a spiritual cult.

There are many different courses on the Crash Course channel, including Chemistry, Literature and Astronomy, and now, they’ve just begun pos

Why you need to watch Spotlight, the new movie about the Catholic Church abuses.

I never knew there was a dog present during the massacre at Charlie Hebdo last year. Lila, the cocker spaniel who came to work

You need to check out this amazing and fun math web site for kids.

By now, if you haven’t heard of Netflix’s documentary series, Making a Murderer, you’re either dead or in a cult.

Even I, an atheist and a skeptic, found it unreal how easily and quickly these people were duped.

The Heathen Wishlist: What To Get Your Hellbound Buddies For Christmas in 2015

Every Atheist Parent Needs: Code.org

It’s called Hitch in Washington and it’s a pretty in-depth interview conducted by an Italian filmmaker.

Kate, the woman behind BionicDance, cleverly dissects their arguments with a mix of sarcasm, wit, reason and intelligence.

This is, in my opinion, the greatest debate to ever have been held on the topic of religion and whether or not it is actually a good thing.

John Richards has raised four children and taught science to many more. He uses his vast experience with both science and parenting as a gui

BrainPOP’s web site is full of free games that aren’t just fun for kids – you’ll find yourself wanting to play them. too.

Stated Clearly is a YouTube channel that has short, clear and enjoyable animated videos that tackle evolution in detail.

Every Atheist Needs: There’s a Hula Girl On My Dashboard

We’re all familiar with James Randi. We’ve basked in the glory of his takedown of Peter Popoff and cheered when he made Uri Geller look fool