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Listen to Vlad on BBC Radio today at 1 PM Eastern Time
Today, at 1 PM Eastern Time, I’ll be on BBC Radio’s Program “World Have Your Say.” They contacted me in response to my recent Huffington Post column, and I’ll be joining a few other people to discuss recent attacks in Boston, the thwarted attack in Canada, the car bomb that went off outside the French embassy in Tripoli, and so on.
It’s through BBC World Service and you can listen to it here. My Irish friend tells me that it’s the largest international broadcaster so I’m kind of freaking out.
Not sure if it’ll be posted later online, so take a listen if you get a chance! Until then, I’ll be treating to prepare as best I can and feeling like this:
(But in all seriousness I’m very excited and flattered to be on.)
UPDATE: In case you missed it, listen to it here. My comments start around 9:30, and don’t really stretch much over the second half of the program. I might organize some of my thoughts in a post coming soon.
Vlad Chituc is a lab manager and research assistant in a social neuroscience lab at Duke University. As an undergraduate at Yale, he was the president of the campus branch of the Secular Student Alliance, where he tried to be smarter about religion and drink PBR, only occasionally at the same time. He cares about morality and thinks philosophy is important. He is also someone that you can follow on twitter.
