This is the second Rectable portion from the May 11th live show where Cory, Angela, Brandon, Lisa, Rene, and the always amazing Dave talk about incels and then trail off onto some other subjects every now and then.

In this episode Cory, Lisa, Brandon, Rene, and the amazing Dave talk to Bob Nygaard. Bob is a private investigator who deals with psychic fraud who has recovered over 3 million dollars for his clients. It was a mind blowing chat.

This was a great interview with PhD political scientist and professor, Phil Klinkner. I really enjoyed talking to Phil and learning more about the subject of racial resentment and comparing it to other info regarding social justice. Audio quality could be better but sometimes Skype was junk.

In this episode of Shift to Reason Radio Cory, Angela, Lisa, Rene, Brandon, and the amazing Dave talk about a bunch of woo, some great stories under the F*** you category, and some legit science. You get almost double the stories this week.

In this episode of the Rectable, Angela takes issue with Mother's Day so Cory, Lisa, Rene, Brandon, and Dave follow where she leads. It makes for a great conversation.

On this episode of The Skeptic Studio, the crew (Cory, Angela, Rene, Brandon, Lisa and Dave) talk to Ian Harris aka The Skeptical Comedian. They talk about skepticism, comedy, #metoo, and why there seems to be an abundance of bad stand up coming out on Netflix and other streaming services lately.

Here's another one of our talks from the 2016 Shift To Reason Conference. This one is from Will Arnal. Will is a professor of Religious Studies at the University of Regina. He talks about a few fallacies that people believe about religion and gives us a bit different perspective from those we usually see in the atheist community.

This is a rebroadcast of my interview with Dr. Kristi Winters regarding feminism and social justice. They were all really good but this one was particularly good. Kristi is a brilliant person and I think I learned quite a bit that I didn't know before and got a perspective that I hadn't entirely understood before.

Hey folks, with the technical glitches that we had during the live show we were starting way too late and gave up on doing the show. As a result we don't have any new content to share. Instead I'm going to give you this talk from the conference we held in Regina, Saskatchewan in 2016. This talk is by Lavada Luening aka The Secular She-thinker and she talked about how we can make the secular movement more appealing to women and members of minority groups. I hope you enjoy it.

In this episode of Skeptic Voices I talked to Ian Bushfield. Ian is the president of the BC Humanists Association and co-host of the Politicoast podcast. We talked about growing up in Alberta, what it's like living in BC now, and how he got to head up one of Canada's most successful and most progressive secular organizations.