Talk:Little Atoms

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Managed to get some dead tree sources for notability inclusion. Neil has an essay in The Atheist's Guide to Christmas on the origins of the radio show and podcast, so may cite that too. Skeptic sid (talk) 15:30, 24 October 2009 (UTC)

Notability

Radio Choice: The Independent (London, England) November 7, 2008 by Robert Moss

Notable guests: Christopher Hitchens on a local community radio station. Ben Goldacre, Bad Science. Tania Glyde Marcus du Sautoy. James Delingpole. Julian Bagginni. Noam Chomsky. Nick Cohen. Simon Singh. Jon Ronson. Colin Blakemore.

New Humanist Update: Issue #71(22 August 2006)

A chapter in The Atheist's Guide to Christmas. pp. 293–299. ISBN 978-0-00-732261-9.

"Radio catch-up: A Good Read, Resonance FM and Cerys Matthews". The Guardian. October 15, 2009.
"Weekly web trawl: ephemera, anger and smut". The Guardian. February 27, 2007.
"Why blogs are going straight to video". Ben Marshall The Guardian. January 16, 2007

Ofcom Report for Resonance Fm April 2009 Skeptic sid (talk) 13:46, 25 October 2009 (UTC) —Preceding unsigned comment added by Skeptic sid (talk • contribs) 12:54, 25 October 2009 (UTC)

List

The list is too long vertically - should use more than one column. It should also be shortened, e.g. removing those people who don't have their own article for a start (but even then it's unnecessarily long and probably better presented as prose). Richard001 (talk) 06:12, 4 February 2010 (UTC)

Past guests

Is a list this long really useful? (moved to talk) RJFJR (talk) 18:57, 21 January 2011 (UTC)

I've shortened the list and added some background to make it viable. I don't think it should get too long, c.f. just writing down the list as below. I've also reverted an edit which removes the iTunes reference. I think it is important it's used as a guide to popularity, unless someone can think of another way of gauging the popularity of a podcast via a "unbiased" way? 82.44.18.216 (talk) 15:39, 11 September 2011 (UTC)

Past guests include a number of culturally significant guests:

• David Aaronovitch
• Paul Anderson
• Andrew Anthony
• Simon Ardizzone
• Julian Baggini
• Maziar Bahari
• Ophelia Benson
• Paul Berman
• Colin Blakemore
• Alain de Botton
• Tracey Brown of Sense About Science
• Julie Burchill
• Noam Chomsky
• Marcus Chown
• Nick Cohen
• David Colquhoun
• Michael Collins (Orwell Prize)
• Andrew Copson
• Heather Couper
• Adam Curtis
• Nick Davies
• Theodore Dalrymple
• Jonathan Derbyshire
• Donna Dickenson
• David Eagleman

• Claire Fox
• Chris French
• Frank Furedi
• Norman Geras
• John Geiger
• Terry Glavin
• Tania Glyde
• Ben Goldacre
• Linda Grant
• A.C. Grayling
• Johann Hari
• Evan Harris
• John Harvey
• Harry Hatchet
• Ian Haworth of the Cult Information Centre
• Natalie Haynes
• Jonathan Heawood
• David Hirsh
• Christopher Hitchens
• Richard Holloway
• Bruce Hood
• Howard Jacobson
• Susan Jacoby

• Steve Jones
• Seth Kalichman
• Oliver Kamm
• Gary Kent of the Iraqi Federation of Trade Unions
• Shalom Lappin, a natural language and linguistic Theorist
• Stephen Law
• Sara Lawrence
• Stewart Lee
• Philippe Legrain
• Jonah Lehrer
• Brett Lock of OutRage!
• Josie Long
• Kenan Malik
• Ziyad Marar
• Jonathan Meades
• Tim Minchin
• Andrew Mueller
• Douglas Murray
• Chas Newkey-Burden
• John O'Farrell
• Brendan O'Neill
• Phil Plait
• Anne Quesney
• James Randi

• Padraig Reidy of Index on Censorship
• Dave Rich of the Community Security Trust
• Mary Roach
• Jon Ronson
• Martin Rowson
• A Carl Sagan Special Episode (with Ann Druyan and Carolyn Porco)
• Philippe Sands QC
• Marcus du Sautoy
• Rose Shapiro
• Ariane Sherine
• Seth Shostak
• Simon Singh
• Philip Spencer
• Tom Standage
• Jeremy Stangroom
• Raymond Tallis
• Peter Tatchell
• Laurie Taylor
• Damian Thompson
• Mark Vernon
• Rosie Waterhouse about Satanic ritual abuse
• Francis Wheen
• Richard Wilson on the Titanic Express massacre
• Richard Wiseman
• Toby Young