Podcasts about Kylie Sturgess

About a third of Australians don’t follow a religion, but that doesn’t mean they’re all disciples of Richard Dawkins. Even though they disavow organised religion, some atheists are irrational and even superstitious. James Carleton and the God Forbid panel talk about the myriad ways to be atheist.

About a third of Australians don’t follow a religion, but that doesn’t mean they’re all disciples of Richard Dawkins. Even though they disavow organised religion, some atheists are irrational and even superstitious. James Carleton and the God Forbid panel talk about the myriad ways to be atheist.

Linguist hour! Lindsay and I bring you an interview with one of our favourite podcasts, the linguistics show Talk the Talk from Australia. Please take 5 minutes to take our Fluent Show survey! (https://goo.gl/forms/zUObpMQZQbxuzb9n1) We don't often have research scientists on the show, so this was a huge opportunity for the Fluent Show to go into science. We posed your "Ask a Linguist" questions on these topics: Is it a language? Is it a dialect? Talk the Talk had a few insights that I had never heard before. What determines the prestige of a dialect within a language? We looked into how politics and social developments can directly influence how you speak, and how you feel about it. Are there common language learning stages across all languages, for example grammar needed to communicate something? In fact, there are two ways to approach language learning: analysis and pattern-spotting, and learning and copying useful chunks. Which one works? Talk the Talk gave us the science perspective. Plus: What is "glottochronology?" Hedvig quoted this research paper (https://cllp.fireside.fm/admin/episodes/c3e5131e-8302-47e8-a705-ec7cfcce4a4e/links/6fc2b9e9-c216-4d26-9e6d-d7bd00df555f/edit). If we come across a language in the same area that uses different words for the same concepts, does that language come from a different family of languages? In essence, yes. For this one, you need a basic vocabulary list - but they're not all that straightforward. Hedvig and Kylie explain more on this episode. Finally: Podcasting! Also: We talk about what it's like to podcast about languages, and about podcasting in general. If you're not interested in the wider context of language and podcasting authentically...then skip it and you won't miss the linguistics. We do know that many listeners love podcasts and think about starting their own, so for you this discussion is going to be both useful and interesting. Ultimately, we love and support community radio and podcasting. And in that sense... Please Support This Podcast Like all podcasts, the Fluent Show is supported by your online reviews and word of mouth. If you liked this episode, please tell someone about it. Click here to tweet about the show (https://ctt.ac/00VIW), go to your Podcasts app and leave us a review, or simply text a friend about the Fluent Show. Thank you! Special Guests: Kylie Sturgess and Talk The Talk.

About a third of Australians don’t follow a religion, but that doesn’t mean they’re all disciples of Richard Dawkins. Even though they disavow organised religion, some atheists are irrational and even superstitious. James Carleton and the God Forbid panel talk about the myriad ways to be atheist.

Wow wow wow wow, our episode 100 live show was a blast, with busy chatroom and over 80 listeners tuning in live from all around the world. Today's podcast episode is a replay of that live broadcast, featuring five amazing guests. Long one, but worth it! SHANNON KENNEDY, the musical and multilingual bookworm from California. Shannon is an old friend of the show and never fails to impress with her incredible productivity. Shannon joined us to share her own good, bad and struggling stories. RICHARD SIMCOTT, one of the most multilingual people in Britain and co-organiser of the Polyglot Conference. KYLIE STURGESS, co-host of the all-round wonderful podcast Talk The Talk, philosophy teacher, and experienced radio broadcaster. GABRIEL WYNER, bestselling author, owner of a huge app project which will make us all Fluent Forever, and definitely not a robot. We pitched Richard, Kylie and Gabriel against each other in Lindsay's fiendish episode 100 quiz - you'll have to listen in to find out who won. Play along - would you have known the answers? And finally, we played "Conversation Starters" with * BENNY LEWIS, the world-famous author of Fluent in 3 Months, Irish person, YouTuber star, "language hacker", and inspiration to language learners around the world. Thank you all SO much for continuing to listen to the Fluent Show! "Skype. Sometimes it works." Plus another thank you to our sponsor Clozemaster (http://www.clozemaster.com/fluentshow), the free language app designed to help you keep up your langauge learning habit with ease. Special Guests: Benny Lewis, Gabriel Wyner, Kylie Sturgess, Richard Simcott, and Shannon Kennedy.

It started around a kitchen table, three friends reading out the erotic work of a retired dad  – and now it’s a podcasting sensation. Jamie Morton of "" podcast never expected that “Belinda Blinked” (written by his dad, known only as "Rocky Flintstone") - would eventually lead to a live touring show, that is touring Australia (and ). With over 50 million downloads, there’s bound to be a few fans of the pots and pans industry in the audience. RTRFM reporter Kylie Sturgess asked Jamie about what was it like when the show first started getting downloads... ************** A quick note about supporting the podcasts! Check out  – and consider  Thanks to RTRFM for their support, especially producer Peter Barr. Theme songs “Cosgrove” by Pogo, from and “Leap Second” by Milton Mermikides, of  Additional ambient music from Jukedeck – create your own at . Tremendous thanks to my Patreon supporters - they are: Steven, Andrew, Jacqueline, Daniel, Kathy, Gerry , Dr*T, Josh, Linley, Gold, Iggy, Lukas, Andrew and Stephen. Make sure you check out the bonus content on Patreon and as always, you can join them by heading to  (and check out the too!). Please leave positive comments and reviews on iTunes and consider supporting the show via visiting  – and I’d love to get your feedback via tokenskeptic@gmail.com. 

Every year, thousands of Australians are suffering and dying prematurely because of alternative cancer treatments, according to a special investigation by The video (part of a series) is called The report details the distressingly high number of cancer sufferers who choose to forego conventional treatment altogether in search of an alternative cure. Kylie Sturgess spoke to Dr Paul Willis of RiAus. ********* A quick note about supporting the podcasts! Check out  – and consider   Thanks to RTRFM for their support, especially producer Peter Barr. Theme songs “Cosgrove” by Pogo, from and “Leap Second” by Milton Mermikides, of   Additional ambient music from Jukedeck – create your own at .  – they include: Steven, Andrew, Dr T, Paul, Gerry, Josh, Kathy, Linley, Gold, Iggy, Lukas, Finch and Andrew. Thanks to everyone who contributes and please consider joining to help continue these shows at  Please leave positive comments and reviews on iTunes and consider supporting the show via visiting  – and I’d love to get your feedback via tokenskeptic@gmail.com. 

RTRFM with Leona Devaz - Interview with AFA President Kylie Sturgess - Monday 8th August 2016 It’s that time again – tomorrow evening, Australians across the country will fill in our national Census. Amongst the many not-so-interesting questions there’s one that’s become a bit of a battleground: what is your religion? Australian Atheist Foundation President and RTRFM presenter KYLIE STURGESS is asking people who don’t have a religion to say so.

BBC Radio 4 with Edward Stourton - Interview with AFA President Kylie Sturgess - Sunday 31st July 2016

612 ABC with Rebecca Levingston - Interview with AFA President Kylie Sturgess - Saturday 23th July

BBC 5 Live with Rhod Sharp - Interview with AFA President Kylie Sturgess - Tuesday 2nd August

In 2011, the Atheist Foundation of Australia (or AFA) campaigned to encourage individuals and families to think about the importance and impact of their answer to this leading Census question: "What is the person's religion?". The campaign involved billboards nationwide and was highlighted during the two Global Atheist Conventions in 2010 and 2012. The result was a change for 2016 - for the first time since the "no religion" option was introduced in 1991, the Australian Bureau of Statistics will place it first on a list of answers to the question "what is the person's religion", and move the "Catholic" option into second position. President of the Atheist Foundation of Australia Michael Boyd talked to Kylie Sturgess about the changes.

Michael Boyd took over as the President of the Atheist Foundation of Australia in 2013. Yet not many people might know about him! He’s been working with the team to produce press releases, has spoken out in the media, appeared on television and has represented the Australian atheist viewpoint at conferences in Australia - and now in Asia. Kylie Sturgess caught up with Michael after the Philippines Atheists’ PATAS Conference, held at the end of May. He’s even got some news about the much-awaited Global Atheist Convention 3… For more information visit: atheistfoundation.org.au/podcast/ All Atheist Aus Podcast episodes are under the Creative Commons license. You are free to distribute unedited versions of the episodes for non-commercial purposes. If you would like to edit the episode please contact us. The views expressed are not necessarily representative of the Atheist Foundation of Australia, its affiliates, sponsors or advertisers. Continue the conversation with atheists, the like-minded and the not-so-like minded at the AFA forums, found at atheistfoundation.org.au/forums or tweet us at twitter.com/atheistaus. Contact the show at atheistauspodcast@gmail.com. “Backed Vibes Clean” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ “Base Walker” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Skyping in from the other side of the planet, Kylie Sturgess is a nop-notch podcaster who uses her media platform to help us get to know various figures in science and skepticism. Rarely, however, does she have the tables turned so folks can actually get to know her. I am pleased to be able to learn more about Kylie; about how she went from academic to ultra-prolific new-media practitioner, her approach to science communication, and which Spice Girl means the most to her. I'm not even kidding about that last one.Duration: 68 minutes.Subscribe to the Obcast in iTunes or through this link.Links from the show:  Kylie's podcast Token Skeptic. Kylie's blog by the same name. Her book, The Scope of Skepticism, based on her interviews. Science Rewired I Fucking Love Science 365 Days of Philosophy 28 Days Later in One Minute, in One Take 

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In diesem Special berichten wir vom "6th World Skeptics Congress" in Berlin, der in der Zeit vom 18. bis 20. Mai 2012 in Berlin stattfand. Wir haben viele Gesprächspartner in die Sendung gebeten, um den Charakter der Konferenz auch im Podcast abzubilden. So stand natürlich primär die Vernetzung der internationalen Skeptiker im Mittelpunkt. Deshalb wird es in der Sendung auch zwei Interviews auf Englisch geben. Wir hoffen euch mit diesem Special einen guten Eidnruck von der Konferenz vermitteln zu können. 00:00:00 Einleitung00:07:00 Lydia (Gewinnerin der Eintrittskarte zum Kongress)00:18:07 Martin Rundkvist, Chairman of the Swedish Skeptics (Interview in Englisch)00:34:55 merdeister, Blogger bei den "Ausrufern"00:46:26 Kylie Sturgess, Australische Skeptikerin und Podcasterin (Interview in Englisch)01:06:37 Julia Offe01:17:35 Stimmen der Konferenz

The Australian Science Communicators National Conference was held at the Sydney Masonic Centre from 27 to 29 February. Opened with an address from Australia's Chief Scientist, Professor Ian Chubb, the conference was three days filled with inspiring stories, intriguing ideas and vigorous discussion. After the conference I caught up with Kylie Sturgess, Dr. Krystal Evans and Sarah Keenihan to get their thoughts. Links: Australian Science Communicators National Conference 2012 Website Kylie's live blogs Live-Blogging #ASC2012 – Monday Morning At The Australian Science Communicators National Conference “We're Trending In Sydney!” First Day Of Twitter At The The Australian Science Communicators National Conference Live-Blogging The #ASC2012 – Science Communication Is What I Want To Do… Now What? Live-Blogging The Sophisticated Social Media Use And Science #ASC2012 Live-Blogging The #ASC2012 – What's The Buzz? What's New In Science Televsion Storify Day 2 Storify Day 3 I'm A Scientist, Get Me Out Of Here! McKeon Review

Hosts: Ed Brown, Dr. Shayne Joseph, Penny Dumsday, Kylie Sturgess. Topics covered: Chinese hangover treatment offers hope for alcohol antidote, warmer nests mean smarter lizards, and mantra rays could be at risk of extinction because of non-traditional traditional chinese medicine. The giant Galapagos Tortoise could be brought back from the brink of extinction, a lost collection of fossils collected by Darwin has been found and what you should and shouldn't be critical of with science journalism.

Hosts: Ed Brown, Penny Dumsday, Kylie Sturgess and Aimee Whitcroft The 2011 Ig Nobel Prizes honour achievements that first make us laugh, then make us think. We take a look at this year's winners: from a study of beetles that really like beer bottles to 'structured procrastination'. Aimee Whitcroft is a science blogger and co-founder of the SciBlogs network in New Zealand. She co-hosts The Official SciBlogs Podcast, and next year is planning to do the Mongol Rally.

Hosts: Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Kylie Sturgess. Topics Covered: Diamond planets, climate change and the scientific method Despite winning acclaim for his children's book on evolution, Daniel Loxton faced some challenges getting published in the US Are wild birds learning to speak from their previously domesticated cousins? New study provokes a re-think on dingoes' history It may not be up to sci-fi standards, but 'suspended animation' is ready for clinical trials as a life-saving technique Near-death experiences may indeed be all in the mind, triggered by changes in serotonin levels

Hosts: Ed Brown, Dr. Shayne Joseph, Penny Dumsday, Lucas Randall and Kylie Sturgess. Topics covered: Earth may have had a second moon billions of years ago, 'comfort food' works not just by taste but also in the gut, and your belly button is a bacterial zoo. Scientists have 'sorta' made sperm in a lab, vampire bats have a molecular heat sensor and is there flowing water on Mars? An award-winning Philosophy teacher with over ten years experience in education, Kylie Sturgess has lectured on teaching critical thinking, feminism, new media and anomalistic beliefs worldwide. She is a member of the JREF Education Advisory Panel and regularly writes editorial for numerous publications and CSI's ‘Curiouser and Curiouser' online column. In 2010, Kylie was a co-author of the paper ‘The structure of superstitious action – A further analysis of fresh evidence‘, in the journal Personality and Individual Differences, a peer-reviewed publication. It involves a re-analysis of Wiseman and Watt's short scales of positive and negative superstitions. Kylie blogs at PodBlack Cat, hosts the Token Skeptic podcast and is on Twitter. Our theme music, Step On It, kindly provided by The Upstanding Members. Duration:0:47:14

An event organised by the Melbourne Skeptics and the Melbourne Eastern Hills Skeptics saw a science, religion and philosophy teacher and a science-oriented bookseller discussing their favourite books. Kylie Sturgess is an award-winning blogger and fellow podcaster, a Philosophy and Religious Education teacher and writer for a number of Skeptic publications. In 2010 she co-authored a paper about superstition in Queensland, which was published in a peer-reviewed journal. Warren Bonett is from Embiggen Books, a bookshop formerly on the Sunshine Coast and now moving to Melbourne. Embiggen specialises in scientific and skeptical books and, according to their website, boasts "the biggest range of popular science titles instock in the observable universe". They also have a growing range of technical science books and even an art gallery.

0:00:00IntroductionRichard Saunders and Stefan Sojka0:02:50     Dragon*Con 2010The Skeptic Zone LIVERichard Saunders, Dr Rachael Dunlop,Kylie Sturgess with guests Brian Dunning and Brian Brushwood0:11:30     Dr Rachie Reports - Vaccination update

The Show Notes Talent Show Flip Flops Intro First Gay Wedding Birthday Candles Interesting Fauna      - The Mummichog (Fundulus heteroclitus) from Jason Smith HorrorScopes Australian Update- and vote for Kylie, Rachie and Jack Religious Moron of the Week      - Rev. Kevin J. Gray from Sean Gill Rupert McClanahan’s Indestructible Bastards      - Richard L'Abbé from Dwight Dunlop      - Luke Reeson from Gilles Lehoux Inquiry FM / Nerdapalooza / Godfrey Daniels Show close ....................... Mentioned in the Showand other information   Vote for Dr. Rachie, Kylie Sturgess and Jack Scanlan Inquiry FM interview with Geo Geo's Upcoming Events page - It's actually updated! Geo and Triologic at Godfrey Daniels Geo at Nerdapalooza Geo as Guest Rogue on Skeptics' Guide to the Universe....................... Geo's Music: stock up! The catalog at iTunes The catalog at CD Baby ........................ Sign up for the mailing list: Write to Geo! Score more data from the Geologic Universe! Get George's edition Non-Coloring Book at Lulu, both as download and print editions. Have a comment on the show, a Religious Moron tip, or a question for Ask George? Drop George a line and write to Geo's Mom, too! Ms. Information sez: 1: "When you vote, make sure you're checking the correct circle. The checkable choice is AFTER the blog name." and 2: "Another excellent contender is 'Save Your Breath for Running Ponies' with Bec Crew."    

0:00:00 Introduction Richard Saunders with a tribute to Jef Clark by Kylie Stugess 0:04:50 Kylie Sturgess interviews Holfordwatch, Gimpy and BrainDuck on Science Bloggers vs Dore 042:42 Grain of Salt with Eran Segev - Interview with David Aaronovitc.

0:00:00 Introduction Richard Saunders 0:02:00 Kylie Sturgess interviews Dr Petra Boynton 0:38:50 Dr Rachie Reports - Simon Singh news 0:47:10 THE THINK TANK - Dr Rachael Dunlop, Jo Benhamu and Rihcard Saunders

0:00:00IntroductionRichard Saunders & Stefan Sojka0:04:00An Open Letter to Alliance Bootsby The Merseyside Skeptics Society0:06:46Report from Briskepticon20090:24:24The Thornett Award for the Promotion of Reason037:23THE THINK TANK - BrisbaneRichard Saunders, Kylie Sturgess, Dave the Happy Singer,Dr Martin Brigstock and a room full of skeptics

0:00:00IntroductionRichard Saunders0:02:15Dragon*Con 2009Darwin's Bulldogs049:30NSW Young Scientist of the Year 2009 053:53The Token Skeptic with Kylie Sturgess 055:20Richard Saunders and Dr Rachie Dunlopon radio 2GB with Glenn Wheeler

Dragon*Con Skeptical Parents 2009 - NY and Boston0:00:00     Introduction - Richard Saunders0:02:00     Dragon*Con 2009 - Kylie Sturgess interviews Barbara Drescher, of CTEG, Jason Bilotta of SkeptiKids and Heidi Anderson0:27:35     Dr Rachie Reports With Dr Rachael Dunlop reporting on her adventures in the USA Interviews include Moriel Schottlender and Rebecca Watson at NECCS.0:40:40     The Token Skeptic News and Events with Kylie Sturgess

Dragon*Con 2009 and Dr Martin Bridgstock / Kylie Sturgess0:00:00      Introduction - Richard Saunders0:02:00     Dragon*Con 20090:25:40     Australian Study of Paranormal Beliefs -  Dr. Martin Bridgstock, Kylie Sturgess and Richard Saunders, presented at the Science Track at Dragon*Con, 2009.

Leanne Rucks and Philosothon0:00:00      Introduction - Richard Saunders0:01:24     Dr Rachie Reports With Dr Rachael Dunlop0:11:40     THE THINK TANK - Richard Saunders, Dr Rachael Dunlop,Dianne and James0:43:15     Kylie Sturgess interviews Leanne Rucks - www.philosothon.org

Slau0:00:00      Introduction Richard Saunders0:01:35     Kylie Sturgess interviews Slau of www.sessionswithslau.com0:29:50     THE THINK TANK - Dr Rachael Dunlop, Dianne, Joanne Benhamu

George Hrab0:00:00     Introduction - Richard Saunders0:03:10     Eran Segev interviews George Hrab0:33:30     George Hrab - "Think for Yourself"0:41:00     The mystery of Bootfoot!0:44:33     Joanne Benhamu on Sydney radio - Vaccination0:50:10     THE THINK TANK - From Perth, Australia - Richard Saunders, Dr Rachael Dunlop, Kylie Sturgess and Perth Skeptics in the Pub

Adam Savage and Prof. Leonie Rennie0:00:00     Introduction - Richard Saunders0:01:40     Eran Segev interviews Adam Savage0:23:05     Kylie Sturgess interviews Prof. Leonie Rennie

The Show NotesBeing recognized in BostonIntroSlau's Mic Shootout- Audio Technica 4033/SE Richard Saunders on TV What's the formula in FAR?Ask George- Slander?  from Kylie Sturgess aka Podblack- Practice?  from Tim Smith- Songwriting Perspective?  from Dale Boan- Spot the Skeptic?  from Jim FisherInteresting Fauna- Histiophryne Psychedelica  from Lisa McLainGuitars are coming along nicelyAuction Items at the JREFTAM Dinner with Geo Skepticality 100Show close ..................................... Email Geo's Uncle with your good wishes: Write to Roman.Mentioned in the show: Sessions with Slau–Geo Vocal Mic Shootout; Richard Saunders Talks UFOs; Geo,Video: FAR; Psychedelic Fish; Geo Auction at JREF; Happy 100th, Skepticality!  Sign up for the mailing list: Write to Geo! Score more data from the Geologic Universe! Get George's music at CD Baby and iTunes, and Non-Coloring Book at Lulu, both as download and print editions. Have a comment on the show, a Religious Moron tip, or a question for Ask George? Drop George a line and write to Geo's Mom or Ms. Information, too! Ms. Information says 1] when I was a Red Cross water safety instructor, we called it "water readiness"; 2] Derek and Swoopy are the absolute best- Congratulations, you awesome people!

Dr Martin Bridgstock0.00 Introduction - Richard Saunders & Stefan Sojka 3.10 Kylie Sturgess interviews Dr Martin Bridgstock 12.22 A Grain of Salt - With Eran Segev 21.45 The Round Up with Michael Wolloghan 26.20 Miracle Weight Loss 28.36 Dr Rachie Reports With Dr Rachael Dunlop 38.48 Beer Divining BBQ at Macquarie Uni 42.31 THE THINK TANK - Richard Saunders, Dr Rachael Dunlop & Dave the Happy Singer

Dr Mark Henn - Dr Karen Stollznow0:00:00     Introduction - Richard Saunders & Stefan Sojka0:02:10     Kylie Sturgess interviews Dr Mark Henn on Sporting Superstitions0:13:53     A Grain of Salt - With Eran Segev0:20:26     Richard Saunders chats to Dr Karen Stollznow0:24:00     Dr Rachie Reports With Dr Rachael Dunlop - Homeopathy for burns victims of Australia's bush fires.0:30:30     The Round Up with Michael Wolloghan0:35:17     THE THINK TANK Richard Saunders, Dr Rachael Dunlop,Tiffany Day & Dave the Happy Singer

Jon Ronson - The Amazing Adventure 20:00:00     Introduction - Richard Saunders0:01:00     Kylie Sturgess interviews Jon Ronson, author of "The Men Who Stare at Goats" www.jonronson.com0:30:35     Interviews from "The Amazing Adventure 2"James Randi, Susan Hurst, Dr Phil Plait, Rebecca Watson and Dr Harriet Hall

UFO Special - Dr Steve Roberts - Bill Banks - Peter Bowditch0:00:00     Introduction Richard Saunders0:01:00     THINK TANK Richard Saunders, Dr Rachael Dunlop, Amanda Rose and Kylie Sturgess chat to UFO expert Dr Steve Roberts.0:47:33     Tiffany Day talks about the International Year of Astronomy 2009050:40     Dr Karen Stollznow interviews Bill Banks about his UFO sighting.0:56:10     Richard Saunders talks to Peter Bowditch about his UFO sightings

Derek and Swoopy and "Psychics' murder for entertainment and profit" article0:00:00     Introduction - Richard Saunders0:02:45     Kylie Sturgess interview with Derek and Swoopy from the Skepticality0:29:20     Richard Saunders and Tiffany Day read from 'The Skeptic' - Vol 28 No 4: "Murder for Entertainment and Profit - Exposing psychics’ scandalous disregard for the feelings of victims" - by Bret Christian

Dr Pamela Gay - Potholer54 - SEX Party0:00:00      Introduction Richard Saunders & Stefan Sojka0:04:14     Richard Saunders interviews Dr Pamela Gay from www.astronomycast.com0:25:55     Tiffany Day reviews Dr Phil Plait's new book 'Death from the Skies' - Video of Tiffany's kittens here -0:29:40     Kylie Sturgess interviews Potholer54 0:43:07     Richard Saunders reports from the Internet Censorship Protest in Sydney and talks to Dave The Happy Singer, 'Eve', Fiona Patten from the SEX Party and Jerry Hutchinson from DLC0:50:50     Dr Rachie Reports With Dr Rachael Dunlop0:59:17     The Round Up with Michael Wolloghan1:04:56     THE THINK TANK Richard Saunders, Dr Rachael Dunlop, Amanda Rose and Tiffany Day

Dr Eugenie Scott - Dr Paul Willis - Mind Body $pirit - Young Scientists Awards - Sam Wightman0:00:00      Introduction Richard Saunders & Stefan Sojka0:04:10     Dr Eugenie Scott from National Center for Science Education0:30:05     Dr Paul Willis from ABC TV Science in Australia0:42:08     Jim Wilshire 'Bachelor of Seance'0:44:25     Tiffany Day from Macquarie Skeptics0:48:33     Dr Rachie Reports Mind Body $pirit0:55:00     Young Scientists Awards - Sam Wightman0:57:03     THE THINK TANK Richard Saunders, Dr Rachael Dunlop, Amanda Rose and Kylie Sturgess.

This week, Skepticality nears the end of its Amazing Meeting 5 wrap-up. Derek & Swoopy are honored to sit down with retired Lieutenant Colonel Hal Bidlack PhD, who is one of the warmest people in skepticism. Hal discusses not only his Master of Ceremonies role at past and future Amazing Meetings, but also his role as an Alexander Hamilton scholar and his own future career in politics. Then, Swoopy interviews Aussie educators Kylie Sturgess and Michael McRae about their work in bringing skepticism and critical thinking into their classrooms.