Revolutionist atheists, skeptics, humanists, and freethinkers are utilizing meditation and changing Buddhism, the 4th largest religion in the world. Skeptical?

In an age where evolutionary science and technology reign are we just robots performing tasks according to our particular inputs?

Learn how to help others re-evaluate their deeply-held beliefs without it backfiring. Make conversations on controversial topics shift from aggressive debate to productive dialogues that actually make a difference.

Get to know several of this years skeptic guests and find out more about this thing we call "skepticism".

Reality is what it is whether we believe it or not. The moment you attack someone’s deeply held beliefs you risk putting them on the defensive. Enter the Street Epistemologist...

Come learn more about the rouges of the SGU!

Shelley Segal performs "Eve"

A light-hearted look at the taxonomy of dragons and how 'created' animals never fit into reality the way only evolved animals do, and the many references to dragons in religious texts.

A discussion between firebrand atheists who surprise atheist passivists that think it is a bad idea to challenge religion. Is it possible to live along with religion or must we challenge it?

The myths versus reality of hacking and data security. TV and movies paint a picture of a world where anything is possible. But is it?

A live recording of the American Freethought podcast.

What about the books that didn't make the biblical cut? How many books are really in the Bible? Why is it so?

Less known technical achievements of Greco-Roman world: computers, vending machines, steam-powered automation, etc. But: why no industrial revolution?

Fighting vaccination exemption laws championed by scared, misinformed parents who see themselves as skeptics and protectors.

Skeptical thinking isn't always about Bigfeet, Ghosts, and Tarot... Sometimes it can be in your tech too!

A Q&A discussion with a few well-known skeptical magicians.

A panel of some of our skeptic guests discussing who skeptics are, and some of their passions.

A personal reminisce of events that set one down the path to skepticism and some ideas about how to get elementary school children to think critically.

There is a great deal of misinformation in the world. People tend believe things they want to believe. We ALL need to learn to think more critically.

Skulls made of gems or crystal are said to have mysterious power. What do we make of these objects, whose origins are shrouded in mystery?

From Hobby Lobby to LGBT anti-discrimination laws, what do we do when law & courts allow religious belief to limit rights and justify hate?

Do bullies have low self-esteem? Is high self-esteem necessary for success? Separate facts from fiction about being your own best friend.

The namesake for a Dan Brown character, runs through the legends, points out what is real, embellished, and what remains uncertain to this day.

Live recording of the podcast which serves freethinkers of every stripe: atheists, agnostics, skeptics, or whatever else you wish to call yourselves.

How events like DragonCon are great for critical thought and skeptical outreach.

How cultural attitudes about science are complicating humanist education efforts in Uganda, what we can do about it, and what we can learn from it.

A fun exploration of the ways you and everyone else tends to develop undeserved confidence in human perception, motivation, and behavior.

Brian Brushwood's lecture gives his insider magician's perspective on ESP, UFO's, health scams, psychic surgery, bigfoot, and more<

There is always a new 'conspiracy' around every corner. What are some of the newer ones and why you shouldn't take them seriously.

The Geekapalooza Comedy Tour features faculty and students from Georgia Tech out to prove that nerds can be funny and not just funny-looking.

Can gender be found in your chromosomes? How do/should skeptics view things like gender identity dysphoria?

A no hype realistic look at future technologies and how they will impact the planet.

Where each episode explores a different area of humanist thought, from politics to pop culture. From the American Humanist Association.

Waking up in a bathtub full of ice to find that your kidney has been stolen by a femme fatale. It is a classic urban legend, but many people believe it is true. These 'legends' have lead to real murders and tragedies.

A Q&A discussion with a couple well-known skeptical magicians.

Want to know what it is like to be a professional investigator of paranormal claims? One of the few people who is one will answer all your questions.

A discussion on anti-evolutionist & climate change deniers trends, and the implications for science in general, and how to respond to science denial.

Brian and Justin don't believe Sasquatch is real, but he's *awesome*.

Introduction to TimeSpace Manipulation via Quantum State Repolarization of Emotional Stimulation

Chiropractic

Mistaken Identification in Court Cases

Birther Nonsense

Who Invented Pasteurization?

Healthy Skepticism in the Black Community

Getting Cratered with Dinosaurs

Dr. Mattke, practicing emergency physician, discusses some medical myths.

From a scientific insider see the latest research with EEG visuals showing the neuroscience of personality type. Learn what uses of personality type make sense.

Come and join us for a discussion about the past weekend.

Should skepticism stick with addressing pseudoscience, bunkum, and conspiracy theories, or should it also critically analyze religious claims (such as whether or not God exists)? What are the limits of skepticism? Or are there any limits at all?

Join in a no-holds barred Super-Psychic Session. Free psychic readings! Talk to dead people! Reconnect with dead pets! & more. Free Candy!

Learn the tricks used by magicians and abused by pseudoscientists. From talking with the dead, hunting Bigfoot to debunking witchdoctors.

Widespread ignorance and misinformation about the rights and limits of religious liberty is breeding a new form of religious intolerance.

A panel of some of our skeptic guests discussing who skeptics are, and some of their passions and issues.

John Snider and David Driscoll return for another live version of their popular podcast, in which they speak out for skepticism and secular freedoms.

JT Eberhard discusses why non-theists should be more open about their beliefs.

Technology makes a lot of promises. Sometimes those promises are too good to be true. Learn about technological misfires, mistakes and outright scams with Jonathan Strickland from TechStuff.

Because critical thinking improves all scholarship, this panel explores the potential contributions of skepticism to the humanities.

Derek Bartholomaus discusses the latest findings of his eight-year investigation into the various claims of UFO Contactee, Billy Meier.

Undead over the centuries have come in many forms, the panel will use a variety of perspectives to explain the difficulty of defining ghosts.

An informative session with two of our skeptical guests.

Dr. Eugenie Scott will show that even Creationists have 'evolved' to a hostile legal environment by modifying their form.

From a global pandemic to the Hadron super- collider...have some fun as our panel rips into the latest "world enders" and answers your questions about why we are probably safe (for now).

A panel of educators on how to do it right, without indoctrination.

Be amazed as an experienced psychic (Mark Edward) rummages around inside your head and tells you things he can't possibly know!

A civil discussion about the current crossover between Atheists and Skeptics. In the shadow of the rise of popular Atheism.

The stories spawned by conspiracy theorists are as numerous and varied astheyareimprobably.Thispanelwillexplore many of these stories and the people telling them.

From challenging anti-vax groups and homeopathy, to all sorts of consumer awareness raising - what can skeptics do and how can we get it right, by doing some research?

Another informative session with two of our skeptical guests.

Mentalist and skeptical activist Mark Edward will introduce and discuss how guerilla skepticism can be a productive tool in ones skeptical arsenal.

A show about video no matter what screen its on. Brian and Tom intelligently discuss the hows and whys of the video be it TV, movies or YouTube.

It is important to be able to tell science from bunk, and why scientific *controversies* are indeed, nonsense on stilts.

Psychology, belief, weird things - what does the research show and when is superstition not the way?

Many of us know some names, but who have you missed and who should we know? A roundtable discussion on great authors, thinkers, past and present.

Emotions and Skeptics

Why do men's testicles hang outside the body? Why does our appendix sometimes explode and kill us? Who does God like better, anyway us, or squid?

How Atheists, and other freethinkers will take our place in society by getting past our differences.

Things you can do to help save thousands of lives.

Derek Colanduno hosts Skeptrack 2010's very first panel. Find out just what Skeptrack is all about.

Ginger Campbell & Scott Lilienfeld discuss myths about psychology.

Joe Nickell discusses some of his work investigating the paranonmal.

Ben Radford details how he solved the mystery of the Chupacabra.

Notable authors discuss how skepticism is used in and effects their writing styles.

Did Women Cosmonauts perish in space missions that were erased from the history books?

Go behind the scenes on a populat television ghost show with Ben Radford. Ben explains what did and did not make the cut for the final airing of the show.

The incomparable and always entertaining George Hrab performs The Geologic Show -- live for Skeptrack 2010 fans!

Brain Dunning outlines Martin Gardner's description of what constitutes a crank.

Brian Dunning turns his skeptical eye on the idea that wind turbines are the hack and slash of the bird world.

Did Hambo Lama Itegelov really stop the decay of his body after his death? Brian Dunning explains.