Resources
Here are some resources that you may find interesting, and even entertaining… Enjoy.
Websites:
- See our Blogroll for some great skeptical web sites
Podcasts:
- Actually Speaking Exploring the human side of skepticism
- The Conspiracy Skeptic
- Monster Talk
- The Reality Check From the Ottawa Skeptics
- Righteous Indignation UK based podcast
- Skeptoid with Brian Dunning
- Skeptic Zone The podcast from Australia
Books and Reading:
- Daniel Loxton’s 2 Published essays on skepticism:
Where Do We Go From Here
What Do I Do Next
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Here’s a few of my favourite skeptical podcasts:
The Skeptics Guide to the Universe. Hilarious crew covering current topics, interviews, lots of fun and games. Steven Novella, the main host is a prominent and very active skeptic. This podcast really got me interested in the skeptical movement.
http://www.theskepticsguide.org/
Skepticality. Long, really in depth interviews. The pair that do this podcast are often credited as really starting the skeptic podcast movement and setting the bar high. http://www.skepticality.com/get-show/
Geologic Podcast. George ‘Geo’ Hrab, a talented musician, rants about current skeptical topics and rambles on a lot about whatever interesting things are going on in his busy life. Listen to a few episodes, see if he grows on you, if he does, you’ll be itching for his weekly episodes. High production quality, funny regular segments such as “The religious moron of the week”, “Geo’s Mom reads Jay Z Lyrics”, “Rupert McClanahan’s Indestructible Bastards”
http://about.me/georgehrab
Rationally Speaking. Two philosophers applying critical thinking to many topics, often debating and looking for any flaws in each other’s philosophical methods.
http://www.rationallyspeakingpodcast.org/
Point of Inquiry. This is an interview podcast with a few hosts with very different views. One of the main hosts, Chris Mooney, I actually find to be very annoying as he plugs his own work too much, and in my opinion he is too strongly accommodates non-skeptical belief systems. But the guests are always interesting, and it’s always good to see other ways of thinking about things
http://www.pointofinquiry.org/