Humanists Take on the World
Humanists Take on the World
Dustin Williams, Lauren Studley
Episode 16 – Teaching Critical Thinking with the Token Skeptic’s Kylie Sturgess
2 hour Posted Dec 13, 2012 at 8:00 am.
INTRODUCTION
FEEDBACK
THIS DAY IN HISTORY – December 13
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
POLITICS/CULTURE/RELIGION
MUSIC – Apocalyptic Love Song by Shelley Segal (Used by permission)
Plug for the Northwest Freethought Alliance Conference April 5-7, 2013
INTERVIEW – Kylie Sturgess of Token Skeptic
Campaign. In addition, Kylie is a member of the James Randi Educational Foundation Education Advisory Panel.
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Show notes
WWII and related stuff
How to deal with theistic family members
1577 – Francis Drake leaves England to explore and plunder
1915 – Mystery writer Ross Macdonald is born – Mother asks “WHO DUNNIT?”
2000 – Texas seven prison break
2000 – Al Gore concedes the presidency
2003 – Saddam Hussein captured
Robots are taking the jobs of trained dolphins
Evidence of ice on Mercury’s north pole
Duke’s invisibility cloak
The death of Savita Halappanavar
Complaint being filed with the European court of human rights
Bishops issue complete BS statement
The GOP blocks ratification of the UN disability treaty
The Supreme Court to take Prop 8 and DOMA cases
Bill O’Rielly’s war on Christmas
O’Rielly with Silverman 11/28/12
Father Jonathan Morris corrects O’Rielly 12/03/12
0:50:19 MUSIC – Apocalyptic Love Song by Shelley Segal (Used by permission)
0:53:20 Plug for the Northwest Freethought Alliance Conference April 5-7, 2013
Kylie Sturgess is the host of the Token Skeptic podcast, blogs at Token Skeptic on Freethought Blogs and regularly writes editorials for numerous publications and CSICOP’s Curiouser and Curiouser online column. She was the co-host for the Global Atheist Convention in 2010 and 2012. An award-winning Philosophy teacher, Kylie has lectured on teaching critical thinking and anomalistic beliefs worldwide. In 2011 she was presented with the Secular Student Alliance Best Individual Activist Award for her activism independent of a university student group and was the Australian coordinator of the 2011
10:23 Campaign. In addition, Kylie is a member of the James Randi Educational Foundation Education Advisory Panel.
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Theme music is provided by Sturdy Fred.