Podcasts make it possible to endure traffic.

The Skeptics Guide to the Universe.
A perfect listen for anyone on this site.
[theskepticsguide.org]

Savage Lovecast.
Queer pundit Dan Savage dispenses spot-on relationship advice (for non-queers too!) with razor sharp wit.
[savagelovecast.com]

On The Media.
The best journalism being done today, about journalism and media. The news behind the news.
[wnyc.org]

The Thinking Atheist Podcast by Seth Andrews, can be found on YouTube as well as other videos of his presentations. Finding him in the summer of 2016, along with a variety of life events, helped me find my way back out of Christianity.

Irreligion by Paulos, The Evolution of God by Wright, Science & Religion by Dennett, Breaking the Spell by Dennett, When Religion Becomes Evil by Kimball, Philosophy of Religion by Peterson (editor), The Faith Instinct by Wade, The Churching of America 1776-1990 by Finke, The Beginnings of Western Science by Lingberg, The Year of Living Biblically by Jacobs, Misquoting Jesus by Ehrman, American Catholic by Morris, Jesus And Yahweh by Bloom.

I really liked Losing "My Religion: How I Lost My Faith Reporting on Religion in America and Found Unexpected Peace" by William Lobdell. It was the first book I read as I was making my transition out of belief. Very validating and eye-opening. [amazon.com]
I have also been listening to the Cosmic Skeptic on YouTube. He's a young guy but I really like how he simplifies so many things.

I love Monty Python "Life of Brian" which is actually a cutting parody but the comedy is sooooo good that the average viewer forgets how hard hitting it really is. I have read most of the books outlined in the comments below and I can't say there is a single book that I really identified with that gave me great strength to identifying with Atheism. I did enjoy reading the book that I plugged a couple of weeks ago "Why god is impossible" as it is very short, scientifically based and I like the school homework way in which it is presented. There is a free download here [rrdeehan.com]

Anything by Robert Heinlein or Isaac Asimov

In defense of Evil ~ Terroja Kincaid IE TJ Kirk

Holy Bible, The Best Goddamned Version.

Thinking, Fast and Slow.

It's not about religion per se, but rather the complex animals that we are. It's a fascinating insight into the human mind.

I can also recommend Drunk Tank Pink, which is a quick read on similar lines and Your Brain is (Almost) Perfect.

Watch The Atheist Experience on YouTube with Matt Dillahunty.

Thank you