by podblack on June 30, 2010
I’m really happy that this is featuring and will be zipping in more to the site very soon! Thanks CSI!
Warren Bonett is the proprietor of the Embiggen Books Bookshop in Noosaville, Queensland, in northeast Australia. The bookshop, devoted to promoting rationalism and science, features videoed lectures by the likes of Andrew [...]
by podblack on June 23, 2010
Go check out Dr Karen Stollznow’s work over at the CSI site (she’ll be at Dragon*Con this year, weee heee! ):
Many athletes are famous for their superstitions. Some wear lucky clothing, while others carry good-luck charms, eat a special meal before the game, or practice crippling routines and rituals. The superstitions are praised [...]
by podblack on April 2, 2010
Here’s a sneak preview of my latest article for my Curiouser and Curiouser column at the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry site!!*
The ‘Token Skeptic’ at the Rise of Atheism—Global Atheist Convention, Melbourne, Australia
As I tugged my suitcase across the foyer of the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, I remembered the last time I visited the venue, [...]
by podblack on March 18, 2010
An article on the Global Atheist Convention is now winging its way to feature on the Curiouser and Curiouser column on the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry Website!
Big thanks to Mike Rotkowitz for this shot! Right, back to work – Token Skeptic episode out tonight (despite my awful-sounding voice, horrid cold) called ‘On Women and Paranormal [...]
by podblack on October 16, 2009
Breaking news – I won a science book! Whoo hoo! Go enjoy the Science Punk site whilst you’re reading blogs today!
I did notice this yesterday but only just got a very nice compliment about it via Twitter this morning. An article I wrote for the Skeptical Briefs newsletter, part of the Skeptical Inquirer, is now [...]
by podblack on July 2, 2009
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I have always enjoyed reading the publication Australasian Science Magazine for the ‘Naked Skeptic’ column that it features – and now one of the contributors to it [...]