In Thursday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Martin Luther's 95 Theses, nailed to the Castle Church door at Wittenberg on this day in 1517.

In Wednesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Mischief Night, when pranksters abound.

In Tuesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey, who died on this day in 1997.

In Monday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Oxi Day, a celebration of Greek resistance during World War II.

In Sunday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Philip Berrigan and the Baltimore Four.

In Saturday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Baby Fae, the infant who received a baboon's heart in 1984.

In Friday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the crusade against swing music.

In Thursday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Harry Houdini's escapes, and his attempts to combat supernatural fraud.

Over a decade ago, pastor Lia Claire Scholl began a ministry among women who work in the sex industry. Her experiences with these women challenge our society's expectations about care, morality, and the Gospel. In part two of our interview, we learn about the personal costs of her work as a "harm reduction activist," and the vulnerable edge of caring for those who have passed beyond the range of social acceptance. We discuss her work and her recent book, I Heart Sex Workers: A Christian Response to People in the Sex Trade. Also on the show, Alexander Badenoch discusses writers' block.

In Wednesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Polish philosopher Leszek Kołakowski, born on this day in 1927.

In Tuesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Fechner Day, observed by many psychophysicists.

In Monday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Jack Kerouac, who died on this day in 1969.

In Sunday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Paul Kurtz, widely considered to be the father of secular humanism.

In Saturday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Armiliustrium, ancient Rome's purification of weaponry.

In Friday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the 1685 revocation of France's Edict of Nantes.

In Thursday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Russia's October Manifesto, issued on this day in 1905.

In Wednesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the Million Man March, which took place on this day in 1995.

In Tuesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the inauguration of the Gregorian calendar on this day in 1582.

Over a decade ago, pastor Lia Claire Scholl began a ministry among women who work in the sex industry. Her experiences with these women challenge our society's expectations about care, morality, and the Gospel. In part one of our interview, we learn about her work as a "harm reduction activist," and the vulnerable edge of caring for those who have passed beyond the range of social acceptance. Also on the show, Katy Scrogin reviews The Experience of God, by David Bentley Hart

Note: This episode deals with mature subject matter.

In Monday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses B.R. Ambedkar's public conversion to Buddhism on this day in 1956.

In Sunday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the founding of B'nai B'rith on this day in 1843.

In Saturday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Freethought Day.

In Friday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the International Day of the Girl Child.

In Thursday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the Battle of Karbala in 680, and its remembrance in the festival known as Ashura.

In Wednesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Roger Williams, banished from Massachusetts on this day in 1635.

In Tuesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses early American minister Jonathan Mayhew, born on this day in 1720.

In Monday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the three-day festival known as Nagasaki Kunchi.

In Sunday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses former Egyptian President Anwar El Sadat.

In Saturday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Narcotics Anonymous, whose first meeting took place on this day in 1953.

In Friday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the printing of the Coverdale Bible on this day in 1535.

In Thursday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Allen Ginsberg's poem, "Howl," and the 1957 obscenity trial centered upon it.

In Wednesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses the Zoroastrian holiday of Mehregan.

In Tuesday's Religion Moment, Katy Scrogin discusses Francisco Franco and his decades-long dictatorship in Spain.