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Humanist Canada's own Daniel Dacombe sits down with renowned author and psychologist Darrel Ray.
Darrel Ray is the author of "The God Virus: How Religion Infects Our Lives and Culture". Today, he chats about life, music, and the power of group therapy for those questioning religion.
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