Atheism, The Aristocrats and Alaska is comic Paul Provenza’s path! VIDEO INTERVIEW - Mr. Media Inter

Today's Guest: Comedian Paul Provenza, director of The Aristocrats, temporary star of "Northern Exposure," and a judge in the "No God But Funny" TV writing contest.

Watch this exclusive Mr. Media interview with comedian Paul Provenza by clicking on the video player above! 

Mr. Media is recorded live before a studio audience of Godless antagonists who make lots of money, are household names, and reject your fumbling prayers for their salvation… in the NEW new media capital of the world… St. Petersburg, Florida!

Do atheists get a bad rap?

Or do they just need a better public relations rep?

Either might explain the “No God But Funny Contest,” a new TV scriptwriting competition that offers $40,000 in prizes to writers who portray atheists as more fully rounded people – even role models for some of the population. It is sponsored jointly by The Center for Inquiry and the Freedom From Religion Foundation. There is a $40 entry fee and the deadline for submissions is May 15, 2015.
PAUL PROVENZA podcast excerpt: "I am sophisticated enough to know that just because a character unlikeable qualities -- a murderer, in the case of Dexter -- doesn't mean that they're not the hero in that anti-hero way... To me, a positive character has to be flawed. So that's going to make for some interesting 'No God But Funny' judging conversations."
You can LISTEN to this interview with comedian PAUL PROVENZA, director of THE ARISTOCRATS, by clicking the audio player above!

The contest promises $15,000 to those crafting the winning sitcom script and $25,000 to producers of the winning webisode that takes the “ass” out of atheists.

By the way, the sponsors promise you will not go to hell if you enter. But read the fine print and you’ll discover they are only 99.9 percent certain, so maybe you should hedge your bet.
PAUL PROVENZA podcast excerpt: "When you let go of the sense of preordained positive negative way of living, l