Humanists Take on the World
Humanists Take on the World
Dustin Williams, Lauren Studley
Episode 11 – Balls to the Wall with JT Eberhard
2 hour 4 minutes Posted Sep 30, 2012 at 2:37 am.
INTRODUCTION
THIS DAY IN HISTORY – SEPTEMBER 27TH
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
POLITICS/RELIGION/CULTURE
MUSIC – The Existential Blues by Arthur Thomas Heist (Used by permission)
FEATURE – Interview with JT Eberhard
Poor Unfortunate Souls as performed by JT Eberhard in his operatic karaoke style. (Used by permission)
BLOOPERS
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2:04:35
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Show notes
1540 – Jesuit order established
1938 – Franklin Roosevelt appeals to Hitler for peace
1938 – Poland Surrenders
1940 – The Tripartite Pact is signed by Germany, Italy, and Japan
1959 – Khrushchev ends trip to the United States
Users: Apple iOS 6 maps are a mess
SpaceX is headed back to the ISS
Curiosity Update
Astronomy
Autonomous Exploration for Gathering Increased Science (AEGIS)
The evolution of gliding
The crazy BS going on in the Middle East in protest to the “innocence of Muslims”
Google rejects request to remove clip
Summary on dwnomad
BBC
Wikipedia
Interactive Map
Chase Community Giving results – Secular Student Alliance $50,000, Foundation Beyond Belief $20,000, and Camp Quest $20,000
0:52:01 MUSIC – The Existential Blues by Arthur Thomas Heist (Used by permission)
JT Eberhard blogs at What Would JT Do on Patheos and also contributes to AtheismResource.com. He is a co-founder of Skepticon, lead in the organizing of Skepticon 1, 2, and 3, and served as the Secular Student Alliance’s High School Specialist for a year and a half. Now JT is a full time writer and public speaker.
Aside from discussing his activism and writing, we discussed many topics of geeky interest.
Also joining us briefly was JT’s roommate Cambrige.
2:00:10 Poor Unfortunate Souls as performed by JT Eberhard in his operatic karaoke style. (Used by permission)
You can find us online at www.htotw.com email us at [email protected], leave us a voice mail message at (541) 203-0666, find us blogging at www.dwnomad.com, and like us on Facebook.
Theme music is provided by Sturdy Fred.