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    Skepticality #150 - The Science and Humanism of Stephen Jay Gould - Interview: Richard York

    "Skepticism is the agent of reason against organized irrationalism - ...

    "Skepticism is the agent of reason against organized irrationalism - and is therefore one of the keys to human social and civic decency." - Stephen Jay Gould  Of the scientists who have left their mark on science, skepticism and indeed the...

    Mar 8, 2011 Read more
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    Skepticality #149 - The Upside of Irrationality - Interview: Dan Ariely

    Skeptics are all too aware of the irrationality of human ...

    Skeptics are all too aware of the irrationality of human nature and society, and turn to critical thinking to live more happily. But could there be benefits from the commonplace irrationalities of everyday life? Cognitive psychologist and...

    Feb 22, 2011 Read more
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    Skepticality #148 - The Secret Lives of Cells - Interview: Lewis Wolpert

    How we live, how we function, how we reproduce and ...

    How we live, how we function, how we reproduce and how we age are all explained by the smallest and yet most complex of living structures — the cell. This week on Skepticality, Swoopy talks with Lewis Wolpert, Professor Emeritus of Biology as...

    Feb 8, 2011 Read more
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    Skepticality #147 - Sleights of Mind - Interview: Stephen L. Macknik PhD and Susana Martinez-Conde PhD

    In order to accomplish amazing illusions and magic tricks, performers ...

    In order to accomplish amazing illusions and magic tricks, performers of prestidigitation must be well versed in the art of deception; thus, it is not surprising that many of the world's most renowned skeptics are also world-class...

    Jan 11, 2011 Read more
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    Skepticality #146 - 2010 in Skeptic History - Provided by: Tim Farley

    This week on Skepticality, Tim Farley wraps up the year ...

    This week on Skepticality, Tim Farley wraps up the year in Skepticism and Swoopy treats listeners to a splash of monkey news.

    Dec 31, 2010 Read more
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    Skepticality #145 - Support The Season of Reason - Guest: Michael Blanford

    Most skeptics are familiar with the James Randi Educational Foundation ...

    Most skeptics are familiar with the James Randi Educational Foundation - a not-for-profit organization founded in 1996 that offers a $1,000,000 prize for testable proof of paranormal ability. This world-renowned skeptical organization promotes...

    Dec 14, 2010 Read more
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    Skepticality #144 - Inside Consumer Reports - Guest: Robert Tiernan, managing editor Consumer Reports magazine

    One of the most positive aspects of the skeptical movement ...

    One of the most positive aspects of the skeptical movement is advocacy for consumer awareness about the claims made by producers and advertisers of all sorts of products, from the outlandish to the commonplace. This week on Skepticality, Swoopy...

    Nov 30, 2010 Read more
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    Skepticality #143 - The Nature of Existence - Guest: Roger Nygard

    What if you could travel the world to ask scientists, ...

    What if you could travel the world to ask scientists, artists, spiritual leaders, gurus, and everyday people why we exist? Documentary film-maker Roger Nygard (best known for his films about Star Trek fandom, Trekkies 1...

    Nov 16, 2010 Read more
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    Skepticality #142 - Anarchy Evolution - Guest: Dr. Greg Graffin

    Over the years Skepticality has featured many science educators, and ...

    Over the years Skepticality has featured many science educators, and more than a few musicians. This week, Swoopy talks with Dr. Greg Graffin, a professor of life sciences at the University of California at Los Angles who also happens to be...

    Nov 2, 2010 Read more
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    Skepticality #141 - The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics - Guest: Professor James Kakalios

    Professor James Kakalios, a mild-mannered physics professor at the University ...

    Professor James Kakalios, a mild-mannered physics professor at the University of Minnesota, has something in common with the characters he chronicled in his 2005 book The Physics of Superheroes - he has a super power. In fact, his new...

    Oct 26, 2010 Read more
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