The Amaz!ng Meeting

by Karen Stollznow

The Naked Skeptic

July 23, 2010

Those who self-identify as skeptics know that TAM is an acronym for The Amaz!ng Meeting, hosted by James "The Amaz!ng" Randi

Anti-Witchcraft Campaign Continues at CFI Kenya

by George Ongere

July 19, 2010

Witchcraft belief still poses a great threat in Africa.

The Twilight Saga: Eclipse

by LaRae Meadows

Voice in the Dark (theater)

July 7, 2010

A bad script, a case of sequel-itis, and acting of an eye-rolling quality made wish someone would do me the merciful act of shooting me with a silver bullet

Test Tube Diplomacy

by Austin Dacey

Circumnavigations

July 2, 2010

The Obama administration has put science and technology at the forefront of U.S. “engagement with the Muslim world.” Will it work?

Embiggen Books Bookshop

by Kylie Sturgess

Curiouser and Curiouser

June 29, 2010

Warren Bonett is the proprietor of the Embiggen Books Bookshop in Noosaville, Queensland, in northeast Australia, a bookshop devoted to rationalism and science.

Jonah Hex

by LaRae Meadows

Voice in the Dark (theater)

June 29, 2010

Since the writers of Jonah Hex didn’t find it necessary to give me a reason to care about Jonah or the story, I won’t be bothered to do so, either.

A Tale of Two Internets

by Barrett Brown

All Info All Ways

June 29, 2010

it is extraordinarily likely that some large segment of the general population hase vastly increased their knowledge and skepticism.

Football Gazing: Sports and Superstitions in South Africa

by Karen Stollznow

The Naked Skeptic

June 22, 2010

Sometimes a lucky t-shirt isn’t enough to win the game…

Morrison Q&A #3

by David Morrison

Responding to Public Questions and Misconceptions

June 18, 2010

David Morrison answers more common questions

Review of Splice

by LaRae Meadows

Voice in the Dark (theater)

June 18, 2010

Scientists testing the boundaries of what is possible find themselves walking the line of what is ethical in Splice