AC Bergen-Fischer strips away the formalities in "Call Me Tony," an unscripted podcast where honesty takes centre stage. Without pretence or performance, he shares his thoughts on personal growth, and the challenges of navigating life with curiosity and accountability. Sometimes, that means reflecting on past experiences and the people who shaped him; other times, it’s about questioning old beliefs or embracing uncertainty. Every episode offers a glimpse into the way he truly thinks. No facades, no filters
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AC Bergen-Fischer strips away the formalities in "Call Me Tony," an unscripted podcast where honesty takes centre stage. Without pretence or performance, he shares his thoughts on personal growth, and the challenges of navigating life with curiosity and accountability. Sometimes, that means reflecting on past experiences and the people who shaped him; other times, it’s about questioning old beliefs or embracing uncertainty. Every episode offers a glimpse into the way he truly thinks. No facades, no filters
Matt Dillahunty has been a key figure in many people’s deconversion—including mine. His debates are sharp, logical, and often brutal in exposing religious flaws. But does his confrontational approach actually help atheism grow?
Many atheists look at the few people who deconvert after experiencing hostility and assume this proves that aggression works. But what about the countless people who are pushed further into their beliefs because of it?
This episode isn’t about tearing down Dillahunty’s contributions—it’s about expanding the conversation. Atheism isn’t just for those who already agree with us. If we want to engage with a broader audience, we need to rethink how we present ourselves.
Listen in as I break down the impact of confrontational atheism and ask whether we can do better.
Call Me Tony
AC Bergen-Fischer strips away the formalities in "Call Me Tony," an unscripted podcast where honesty takes centre stage. Without pretence or performance, he shares his thoughts on personal growth, and the challenges of navigating life with curiosity and accountability. Sometimes, that means reflecting on past experiences and the people who shaped him; other times, it’s about questioning old beliefs or embracing uncertainty. Every episode offers a glimpse into the way he truly thinks. No facades, no filters