and happy birthday to James Randi!
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Finished listening to the most recent Skeptic Zone podcast? Dr Rachael Dunlop is interviewed! So, there was a bit of a chat on Twitter (and on Skepticality forum board, when I tried to be funny… eh, I try) about ‘songs that make you verklempt‘. Here’s mine. By Bill Bailey:
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Now, I’ve heard that there’s someone making a Wikipedia page for the Skeptic Zone podcast (or maybe it was just for me, after I updated my CV on this site and they wrote ‘damn, how come you’re not profiled more as a female sceptic??’ and I went ‘well, maybe staying sober has its disadvantages after [...]
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Now, this song has been available for a while on the official Angry-Feet fan site for Tim Minchin, but there’s been some developments: “Drowned” – the ballad I wrote for the film “Two Fists One Heart” – has been released on iTunes. You can also watch the music video exclusively on my site. Check it [...]
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Well, today I went to the Perth Atheists / Western Australian Humanists joint BBQ on the Swan River! Whilst I’m yet to download the photos (came home after all the food and did a bit of couch-crashing) — what I do have for my fellow humanists and atheists are the following items of interest. First, [...]
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This one is for Gaz and Mike. Heh.
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Damn, I can’t believe I didn’t find this before. Whilst I love the song Common People (it not only features on Shatner’s great album ‘Has Been‘ but the legendary Joe Jackson is the other singer who joins in and the whole album was produced by Ben Folds) — I never thought it’d be produced in [...]
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Now, you SHOULD be listening to the latest episode of Skepticality! Expelled Exposed! Interview: Dr. Eugenie Scott “This week on Skepticality, Swoopy talks with Dr. Eugenie Scott about her participation in Expelled, her thoughts on seeing the film — and the “Expelled: Exposed” website, created by the National Center for Science Education (where Dr. Scott serves as the [...]
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