Godless Bitches

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Godless Bitches is an American podcast sponsored by the Atheist Community of Austin that discusses issues related to feminism from a secular viewpoint. One of its aims is to increase the presence of female voices within the atheist and secular community. The podcast was created by Beth Presswood in 2011, and its contributors include Tracie Harris, Lynnea Glasser and Jen Peeples.^[1] Tracie and Jen also appear as rotating co-hosts on The Atheist Experience.

The team was nominated for the Blag Hag "Most influential female atheist of 2011",^[2] and in 2013, they won Austin Chronicle's "Best Local Podcast" award^[3] That same year, the podcast team was also invited to speak at the yearly American Atheists convention.^[4]

While they are currently not producing episodes, some are still available at the iTunes store and on YouTube.

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↑ Godless Bitches Homepage
↑ Results for the Most Influential Female Atheist of 2011 by Jen McCreight (January 5, 2012) Blag Hag, Freethought Blogs
↑ 'Godless Bitches' - Best Local Podcast, The Austin Chronicle
↑ 2013 National Convention (Archived March 15, 2017) American Atheists

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[1] Godless Bitches Homepage

[2] Results for the Most Influential Female Atheist of 2011 by Jen McCreight (January 5, 2012) Blag Hag, Freethought Blogs

[3] 'Godless Bitches' - Best Local Podcast, The Austin Chronicle

[4] 2013 National Convention (Archived March 15, 2017) American Atheists

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