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By Evan Bernstein, on September 19th, 2011 In preparation for the SGU-24 show (just a few short days away) I’ve been reading through some old articles that Perry DeAngelis wrote for the New England Journal of Skepticism. As I read his articles, I can hear his voice clearly in my head reading these to me, and I am taken back to the [...]
By Evan Bernstein, on September 12th, 2011 With our SGU-24 show rapidly approaching, I’ve been busy at work doing show-prep. It has cut in to some of my blogging time, so my next few blog posts will be a shorter than normal. Fortunately, there are little news item out there that deserve recognition without a need to delve too deeply.
For instance, [...]
By Mike Lacelle, on August 4th, 2011 My childhood summers were spent camping with my family. My grandparents, parents, aunts. uncles and cousins on my mom’s side of the family all had trailers at a campground by the South Nation River. The best days of my life were spent growing up there. Something that was never apparent to me when I was growing up [...]
By Evan Bernstein, on June 27th, 2011 This past Friday, The Mayor of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, finished participating in a three-day prayer and fasting ceremony which was organized by local religious leaders. Mayor Linda Thompson was quite candid in her remarks:
From Pennlive.com:
In a statement this week, she said: “I am honored and pleased with the diverse participation of our religious leaders [...]
By Evan Bernstein, on June 2nd, 2011 We’ve been getting some tremendous emails lately from listeners who have ‘Escaped to Reality’ from what was once a skeptic-less existence. Because the vast majority of present-day skeptics have been there before (I know of very few people who grew up as skeptical kids) we can relate to anecdotes such as this. That The Skeptics’ [...]
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