Skepticism Today NZ Skeptics

This special edition podcast is a collaboration between The CUSP and Skepticism Today. Recorded at the 2015 NZ Skeptics Conference.

News. Herbalife. Be in home biz nz. Wikipedia. Quantum Trailblazer. Life Energy Designs. Wilhelm Reich. Solfeggio Frequencies. Religion in 60 Seconds. Bill Subritzky. Dove Ministries. Kiwi Scientist. Lucy Beatrice Moore. Wikipedia. Te Ara. The woman behind the naming of Lucy Moore Memorial Park. Calendar. Hypnobirthing. “Building Our Temples of Light” - The Aura-Soma Society NZ Conference.Dumb Quote. I am a magnificent multi-dimensional being of light, here to co-create alongside my creator - David Slinger.Hosted by: Lisa Taylor, Mark Honeychurch, Timothy Atkin, Hugh Young.Please send feedback to feedback@skepticism.today. Theme music “The Skeptic in the Room” courtesy of Eddie Scott.

News. Boy lived past life?. Child tells tale of apparent past life for TV show. Do you believe in past lives? Toddler’s testimony has family questioning if he was a Chicago woman. I’ll Make you Disappear. Hobbit threat gets boy suspended from school. Religious Education at Red Beach School. Bible lessons lead to court. 7 year old daughter in naughty corner.. Controversial alternative therapies being used to help four-year-old. Parents’ desperate race to save son from tumour after conventional medicines fail. Hoping. Healing. Believing. Team Tiago. Religion in 60 Seconds. Shinto Fertility Festival. Asuka Onda Matsuri – rice, fertility and …spanking. Where the Hell. God is a woman?. Catholic Priest Who Died For 48 Minutes Claims That God is a Woman. Kiwi Scientist. Muriel Bell. Story: Bell, Muriel Emma. Wikipedia. Interview. Siouxsie Wiles. Siouxsie on SciBlogs. Calendar. Newtown Festival. Complete healing: Tesla technology & Scalar healing technology.Dumb Quote. I just have to get back to basics, juicing, detoxing, exercising, vitimins, and loads of positive energy - Jo Gordon.Hosted by: Lisa Taylor, Mark Honeychurch, Matt Dee, Timothy Atkin.Please send feedback to feedback@skepticism.today. Theme music “The Skeptic in the Room” courtesy of Eddie Scott.

News. Martin Crowe uses Sea Cucumber. New Zealand cricket legend Martin Crowe opens up about cancer fight. Martin Crowe using sea cucumber natural remedy to fight cancer. Online Petitions. I only subscribe to this: no more pointless e-petitions. Charlie Hebdo. Charlie Hebdo: first they came for the cartoonists, then they came for the Jews. Meet the Charlie Hebdo Truthers. Here Are Their Bizarre Conspiracy Theories.. Russia bans transgenered drivers. Russia Bans Trans People And Those With ‘Disorders Of Sexual Preference’ From Driving. Russia says drivers must not have ‘sex disorders’. New Contraceptives. No-semen pills and remote-control chips: The future of contraception?. Sea Lioning. Why Sealioning is Bad. Wondermark #1062. Religion in 60 Seconds. Destiny Church. Destiny Church’s shower of cash. Destiny Wellington. Where the Hell. Toddler Stuck Inside Claw Machine. Cheeky toddler trapped INSIDE arcade machine after crawling in for cuddly toy. Kiwi Scientist. William Pickering. bio. NASA. NZ Edge. Wikipedia. Calendar. Skeptical Activism. Social Science. Skeptics in the Pub. Spiritual Introduction Into 2015 !. Live Channelled evening with Mary and Gary O’Brien and DZAR.Dumb Quote. Martin Crowe - A remedy made out of sea cucumbers from the Pacific Islands, recommended by Grant Fox, whose dog was cured of Follicular Lymphoma (is one I’m using).Hosted by: Lisa Taylor, Mark Honeychurch, Richard Alexander. Timothy Atkin.Please send feedback to feedback@skepticism.today. Theme music “The Skeptic in the Room” courtesy of Eddie Scott.

News. Greenpeace activists vandalise Nasca lines. Greenpeace activists could face extradition over protest in Peru. New Zealander held for insulting Buddha. Kiwi held for ‘insulting’ Buddha image. Myanmar ‘Buddha insult’ trial: Men plead not guilty. Massey’s Chicken Wing. Giant golden chicken wing, anyone?. Religion in 60 Seconds. Spiritualism. Wikipedia. Spiritualist Church of New Zealand Wellington Branch. Where the Hell. 100 Grand in Burger King Bag. Bag Loaded With $100,000 Found In San Jose Burger King. Kiwi Scientist. Siouxsie Wiles. Auckland University Profile. Serious scientist who sports pink hair and black lacy pantaloons loves Lego and glow-in-the-dark bugs. BlogSpot. The Prime Minister’s Science Media Communication Prize. LinkedIn. Superbugs Lab. Calendar. Viewing the Summer Solstice at Stonehenge Aotearoa. Prana New Year Festival. A Journey To The Self - Deepening Your Intuitive Process Facilitated By Horses. Wellington Skeptics in the Pub. Wellington Skeptical Activism.Dumb Quote. Spiritualism is a science as it is based upon well proven facts that can and have been demonstrated over hundreds of years.Hosted by: Lisa Taylor, Mark Honeychurch, Timothy Atkin.Please send feedback to feedback@skepticism.today. Theme music “The Skeptic in the Room” courtesy of Eddie Scott.

News. Green Party Natural Health Portfolio. MP loses portfolio over Ebola petition. New Zealand political spokesperson for GE and more endorses homeopathy for Ebola. Pro GM EU Science Advisor. Researchers ‘appalled’ as EU chief scientist role is axed. Homeopaths sent to deadly Ebola hotspot to treat victims with ARSENIC and SNAKE VENOM. Homeopaths sent to deadly Ebola hotspot to treat victims with ARSENIC and SNAKE VENOM. Religion in 60 Seconds. Jediism. Wikipedia. Where the Hell. Woman run over by her dog. Australian woman paid out after dog ran her over. Scientific Method. Types of Studies. Evidence Hierarchy. Miss Media. Algae Virus affecting IQ?. A virus that makes people more stupid. Chlorovirus ATCV-1 is part of the human oropharyngeal virome and is associated with changes in cognitive functions in humans and mice. Dell’s Miss Media post. Kiwi Scientist. Sir Paul Callaghan. Wikipedia Article. NZ Herald Obituary. Calendar. SitP Wellington - Shaun Hendy. Electric musical performance with a trio of Tesla coils. The Evolution of Utility, Or Why Is Sex Fun?. NZ Skeptics Conference. Anything IS Possible Immersion Workshop.Hosted by: Dell Mitchell, Mark Honeychurch, Simon McAuliffe, Timothy Atkin.Please send feedback to feedback@skepticism.today. Theme music “The Skeptic in the Room” courtesy of Eddie Scott. Outro music My Prayer by Ceder.