Genetically Modified Skeptic & The Antibot - Live at the Hub!

Co-sponsored by The Secular Hub. This is a paid event, see ticketing info below.
Join us for an evening with two speakers - and they may bring a few friends from the Atheist Community of Austin.
Genetically Modified Skeptic: Don't Debate Dogma
A case for why debate with religious apologists is counterproductive to empowering secular communities
The Antibot: Christian Social Media Influencers
Their vacuous content, their opportunistic politics, and their displays of wealth
Doors will open at 5:30 with the talk to begin around 6:00 p.m.
NOTE - Tickets are required for this event - an RSVP on meetup does not mean you have a ticket.
$10/Members (Secular Hub and/or FFRF)
$11/Non-member Students or Military Veterans
$12/Non-members
Purchase tickets in advance at this link: https://secularhub.org/y/gms26
Tickets will be available at the door if they don't sell out online, but purchasing online helps us anticipate attendance and gets people in the door faster.
About our speakers:
Drew McCoy is the creator of the Genetically Modified Skeptic YouTube channel, with 900,000 subscribers. On his channel, you can learn “How to Go to Hell in Every Religion,” why the religious right benefits from debating atheists regardless of who "wins," and much more. Drew was raised as an Independent Fundamental Baptist, but left religion in 2016 and has been a full-time atheist content creator and activist for the past 8 years.
Taylor Leigh is the creator of The Antibot YouTube channel. They discuss life and relationships after leaving the church and provide cultural critique on Evangelicalism. Video topics include “Estranged Evangelical Parents Crashing Out” on their non-religious children, why Taylor left Christianity for Satanism, and why “The Lash Extension World is Weirdly Christian.” Taylor was raised as a non-denominational Christian and is a former missionary kid. They left Christianity as an adult, have been a full-time content creator for 6 years, and a practicing Satanist for 2 years.