The Longest Night

Happy New Year! The year's end is a time for being with the people most important to us, saying goodbye to the past, and looking forward to the future. Celebrations around this time of year can sometimes be difficult for nonbelievers, especially without the received ceremonies and traditions that our religious friends can rely on. That's why the Secular Hub opens up with its own traditions and parties. In this slice-of-life recording, Jesse gets several Hub members to open up about traditions, volunteerism, and other topics important to those being interviewed. It's also a party, and you can hear all the fun and merriment that Hubsters are known for! Email the Hubcast team: [email protected]. We're waiting to hear from you! The Hub's Meetup.com page is one of the best ways to learn what is happening. Learn about Recovering From Religion, the Pancake Breakfast, Movie Night, and every other group mentioned. How does Project C.U.R.E help children (and others) around the world? Learn here and you'll see why freethinkers in Denver are helping them out What does it mean to sweat the small stuff? Andrew Seidel from the FFRF explains in this video shy it's so important