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Episode Thirty – On Science Communication, Hungry Beasts And Professor Funk – An Interview With Daniel Keogh

18 July 2010

This is episode thirty! Work starts for me again this week, so to save some time, I’m putting this episode online a little earlier than usual. Since this interview focuses on a favourite topic of mine, Science Communication – I thought I’d plug an event by a fellow podcaster who will be doing something special [...]

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Episode Ten – On Skepticism And Communication Part Two

21 February 2010

Welcome to another special episode of the Token Skeptic – and thanks to everyone who keeps on subscribing to this show despite there being a gap between the episodes. Just when I think I’ve solved one technical hiccup, another appears – this time my recordings were apparently too soft to register and the quality had [...]

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365 Days Of Astronomy Supporter!

11 February 2010

Just to make a nod to the great podcast (which I contributed twice to last year and intend to do so again this year, on the 6th April!) – the 365 Days of Astronomy podcast was sponsored by me, for the first week of February.
To subscribe, contribute and donate to the show yourself, head to [...]

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On Santa – Token Skeptic Episode One

25 December 2009

While listening to a great Skepticality podcast episode (www.skepticality.com), I found I had many unanswered questions.
Delving into the research, I started checking out what research has been done into belief in Santa. Is it such a bad thing to believe in Santa… and how would you gather evidence about the pros and cons?
Could belief in [...]

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