American public television stations are being offered the opportunity to broadcast a three-part documentary called A Brief History of Disbelief. It's a BBC production that's said to be "intelligent, literate and thought provoking."
And unless you live in Wichita, Muncie, Tampa or Roanoke, you won't get to see it. Apparently, those folks are more open to atheism than New Yorkers.
Maybe if enough people contact Channel Thirteen (or your local PBS station), they'll get on board. Mention the program is being offered by Executive Program Services.
Update: I just got a reply from the station rep saying the show "probably will air in the
near future" in New York.
