Welcome special guest co-host Jamye Johnston.  Jamye is an "out" Atheist and Skeptic and a Texas public school teacher.  You can find her podcast at  www.underfiendradio.com.

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And then some news of crazy dogma and other stuff:

A UK police force issues hijabs to female officers so that they avoid offense if their official duties take them into mosques.

The Supreme Court of Canada rules that the province of Alberta can require religious people to have photo driver's licenses if they want to drive.

A U.S. federal court rules that Michigan's plan to track cattle is constitutional, even if some think that the tracking technology represents the number of the beast from the Book Of Revelation.

Lashes for adultery in the Maldives.

And much, much more.

Flynn joins us and complains of sitting through interminable production meetings.

Someone thinks that we need more overt displays of religion in sporting events.

The Catholic prelate for Mexico City talks about the Devil to a conference for exorcists.

Sunday Ferry Follies in Scotland.

The Ultra-Orthodox in Jerusalem riot because social services takes starving 3 year old child weighing about 14.5 pounds into protective custody.

A state government website in Connecticut forced to take down links to "open and affirming" churches.

9 plaques of the 10 commandments removed from a courthouse in Kentucky, USA.

Your emails.

Rob comes back after more than a month long hiatus.

Rich tells some stories of his time at The Amazing Meeting in Las Vegas

Controversy and lawsuits over religious messages at the new Capitol Visitor Center in Washington, D.C.

FIFA calls out the Brazilian soccer team on religious t-shirts.

A new role for the Russian Orthodox Church in government.

The Irish blasphemy law (again)

A bizarre court decision in Australia.

And more (not much more, but more nonetheless).

As part of our continuing efforts to find a female co-host to fill in for Flynn and Rob, we welcome Jamilla Bey. A "victory" for women in Syria. Blasphemy in Ireland. Money for Koran schools in Gaza. Your emails. And a special treat at the end.

First of all, you can find Rich on Twitter here. 

Good news from Minnesota.

Strange doings in Detroit area city hall.

The human right to have apartment building without motion sensor lights in the hallway.

An Australian former priest has an strange defense to sexual assault on a child.

Oklahoma musings.

And much, much more.