The Freethought Blogs network has expanded yet again! Seven new blogs have been added today to the growing infestation. Please welcome your new ant overlords:

The Atheist Experience. “The Atheist Experience is a weekly live call-in television show sponsored by the Atheist Community of Austin. This blog features contributions from current and former hosts and co-hosts of the show.”

The Crommunist Manifesto. “Crommunist is a scientist, musician, skeptic, and long-time observer of race and race issues. His interests, at least blog-wise, focus on bringing anti-racism into the fold of skeptic thought, and promoting critical thinking about even those topics that make us uncomfortable.”

En Tequila Es Verdad. “You want to know about Dana Hunter, then, do you? I’m a science blogger, SF writer, compleat geology addict, Gnu Atheist, and owner of a – excuse me, owned by a homicidal felid. I loves me some Doctor Who and Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers. Sums me up. I’m a Midwest-born Southwesterner transplanted to the Pacific Northwest, which should explain some personality quirks, the tendency to sprinkle Spanish around, and why I’ll subject you to some real jawbreakers in the place names department. My cobloggers, Jacob and Steamforged, and I are delighted to be your cantineras y cantinero. Join us for una tequila. And feel free to follow @dhunterauthor on Twitter. Salud!”

Rock Beyond Belief. “Justin Griffith is the Military Director for American Atheists. Justin is spearheading Fort Bragg’s ‘Rock Beyond Belief’ atheist festival, and demanding equal treatment for foxhole atheists groups who are currently banned from even meeting on post. After failing the Army’s mandatory Spiritual Fitness testing, the remedial training told Justin he could improve his Spiritual Fitness by starting an ‘online blog’. You may have heard about it. 🙂 ‘*Foxhole atheists are fighting for your rights. Please return the favor.*'”

Token Skeptic. “Kylie Sturgess is the host of the Token Skeptic podcast and regularly writes editorial for numerous publications and CSICOP’s Curiouser and Curiouser online column. She is the co-host for the Global Atheist Convention in 2010 and 2012. An award-winning Philosophy teacher, Kylie has lectured on teaching critical thinking and anomalistic beliefs worldwide. She’s a student of Psychology and a volunteer at a science museum in her home town of Perth, Western Australia.”

A Voice of Reason. “Al Stefanelli is the Georgia State Director for American Atheists, Inc., and the author of ‘A Voice Of Reason In An Unreasonable World – The Rise Of Atheism On Planet Earth.’ He has been a writer and journalist since 1993, starting out with a McClatchy newspaper writing a weekly column. His writing won a North Carolina Journalism award and continues to be widely distributed on the Internet and in print. Al also produced and hosted a weekly syndicated radio broadcast for three years and was the founder and President of the United Atheist Front, Inc., (2005-2011), which functioned as a civil rights organization. Al’s current projects include co-hosting both a radio and television talk show, contributing to the ‘No God Blog’ on the American Atheists, Inc. website, writing a regular column in American Atheists Magazine and the National Atheism Examiner. He holds membership in the Fayette Freethought Society, a local and very active freethought group where he lives.”

And finally… well, if you read my own blog with any regularity, you know this guy, he’s a good friend and regular inspiration and I gas on about him all the time. But I’ll introduce him anyway:

WWJTD? (What Would JT Do?). “JT Eberhard is a campus organizer and high school specialist with the Secular Student Alliance as well as a contributing author to Atheism Resource. Before joining the SSA, JT was most known as a debater on atheism and LGBT rights and as the co-founder of the Skepticon annual conference. From 2008-2010, JT worked as the organizing team leader for Skepticon 1, 2, and 3. The event would usher in a new format of conventions featuring rock star lineups while allowing people to attend for free. The event was also operated by a student group, reinforcing the idea that students can have an enormous impact on the national stage. Outside of his work as an activist, Eberhard is a veteran of the Springfield Regional Opera’s Young Artist Program. A baritone, JT has a handful of professional roles to his credit with various companies including work under the directorship of two-time Grammy-winner James Billings. His other interests include playing cards, performing magic, and physical fitness. JT Eberhard presently lives in Columbus, Ohio where he dreams of inventive new ways to highlight the dangers and failings of religion while he searches for the next great adventure!” (JT neglected to mention his skill at pillow fort architecture, so I guess it’s up to me to keep the legend alive.)

So take a minute to visit the new members of the invasion mob family!