This week is a bit of a secularism special – punch your fist in the air at the Rally to Defend Freedom of Expression, find out about the perils of censorship in Nick Cohen’s new book and get the accurate story on the Bideford council prayers ruling. Plus we talk about a new survey showing Christians aren’t terribly Christian, find out why Alan Turing deserves a pardon and solve the mystery of which Sherlock Holmes adaption is best.

Rally to defend Freedom of Expression (2:40) by James O’Malley & Liz Lutgendorff
(ft Richard Dawkins, Nick Doody, Kate Smurthwaite, Rhys Morgan, Joan Smith and Anne-Marie Waters)
Nick Cohen Interview (18:10) by Liz Lutgendorff & James O’Malley
Census Christians (28:54) by James O’Malley (ft Paula Kirby)
Bideford Council (37:35) by Liz Lutgendorff (ft Tessa Kendall)
Turing Pardon (45:00) by Peter Rowlett
Sherlock and Copyright (54:56) by Tom Hodden
The sketch at the end is by David Lovesy & Brian Two

Follow-Up Links

• Listen to the rally to defend free expression in full here.
• One Law For All
• Full Nick Cohen interview:
  (Check back in the morning!)
• Buy Nick Cohen’s ‘You Can’t Read This Book’ here.
• Full Paula Kirby Interview:
  
  
• RDFRS Survey Results & Data

• National Secular Society
• Alan Turing Links

Pod Delusion Extra

• CineSci6 – Memento
• Westminster Skeptics – David Allen Green on Privacy
• Darwin Day Lecture 2012 with Adam Rutherford & Steve Jones
• Martin Robbins on Bad Science in the Developing World
• Julian Huppert on LibDem Science Policy in full