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LGBT world news; The 2012 apocalypse; Reiki; Movie review of "Amelia".

Audio posted by George Hrab for his Geologic Podcast. Quoting the original show notes: The Show itself: L.Ron is in my sack Intro Dr. Manhattan s Dick Mortimer calls in again once more again and also once more This Week’s Horror Scopes Geo’s Mom reads Jay-Z Lyrics - I Did it My Way from The Blueprint 2 The Misinformed Science Podcast (featuring Alex Press) - What Is [...]

Two-minutes of daily truth-seeking begin on WKZO AM 590 Talk Radio! Truth-Driven Commentaries with Stephen Gibson air weekdays at 4:35 p.m. Listen online at WKZO.com, get the daily podcast free via iTunes Music Store, or listen online at www.truthdriventhinking.com. Stephen Gibson's blog can be found at http://truthdriven.wordpress.com. His novel of skeptical ideas, with a focus on religious conflict and epistemology, is A Secret of the Universe, and is available at http://www.asecretoftheuniverse.com, from Amazon, and in unabridged audiobook from Audible and iTunes. The non-fiction book Truth-Driven Thinking is also available in audio from Audible and iTunes. Feedback to sgibson@truthdriventhinking.com.

Stephen shares his minority view on where the skeptic movement ought to go from here, by way of reprising a recent presentation he gave at this year'sDragon*Con. He also seeks your input on how his new terrestrial radio editorials/vignettes should be handled in relation to this podcast feed. Stephen Gibson's blog can be found at http://truthdriven.wordpress.com. His novel of skeptical ideas, with a focus on religious conflict and epistemology, is A Secret of the Universe, and is available at http://www.asecretoftheuniverse.com, from Amazon, and in unabridged audiobook from Audible and iTunes. The non-fiction book Truth-Driven Thinking is also available in audio from Audible and iTunes. Feedback to sgibson@truthdriventhinking.com.

Absinthe. The very name of this anise-flavored spirit has become synonymous with the forbidden. Associated with marijuana and other illicit drugs, it is said to cause hallucinatory and psychoactive secondary effects, delusions, criminal tendencies, convulsions, tuberculosis and death. At the start of the 20th century, these beliefs were reported by the media, widely promoted by the French wine industry, and spread via propaganda posters. This led to a ban on absinthe in Europe and the United States (lasting nearly 100 years). This week on Skepticality, Swoopy talks with Cheryl Lins, owner of Delaware Phoenix Distilleries in Walton, New York, about how this once-accepted and popular drink came to be outlawed and misunderstood â and how it was eventually resurrected at the hands of skeptics and scientists.

LGBT world news; The bible on interracial marriage; History of anti-miscegenation laws; Movie review of "Capitalism: A love story".

LGBT world news; Psychics and the art of cold reading; "Psychic medium" John Edward; Movie review of "The Box".

Interview with Adam Savage; News Items: Multitasking, Methane Fog on Titan, Google Nessie, Evolving Mice; Your Questions and E-mails: Appendix, iPhone Crap App; Science or Fiction; Who's That Noisy

Interview with Jamy Ian Swiss; News Items: Surviving a Cataclysm, Zombie Apocalypse, WHO Says No to Homeopathy,Itako Fading, Dinochicken; Science or Fiction; Whos That Noisy

News Items: Battery Update, Super Planetary Nebulae, Adopt a Star, UFO Spikes; Your Questions and E-mails: Aquatic Ape, Caffeine Tolerance; Science or Fiction; Who's That Noisy

Interview with Michael Goudeau; News Items: Kepler Goes Online, Methane on Mars, MS Breakthrough, Placebo Medicine; Your Questions and E-mails: Birthers; Name That Logical Fallacy: Homeopathy Nonsense; Science or Fiction; Who's That Noisy

Mitch Hedberg bigfoot joke with Patterson footage.