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Patrick interviews Dr Martin Austwick who is one of the presenters on the Answer Me This podcast, he is a physicist and has an album out called Songs from the Scientific Cabaret.

Check out the blog at http://brumskeptics.blogspot.com/2011/03/songs-from-scientific-cabaret.html for more!

Patrick headed off to QED recently, and conducted 11 Interviews! Yes 11! Its a new record! Included are such names as Eugenie Scott, Kate Akingbade, Steve Novella, Kylie Sturgess, George Hrab, Matt Parker, and Hayley Stevens! This is a classic Podcast release, and not to be missed.

Patrick checked out Cheltenham Skeptics in the Pub this week and caught up with a few people there.

Our main interview this week is with Ben Pugh from The Falstaff Factor, a new search for the next great psychic!

Patrick Interviews Mark Crislip - Mark Crislip, MD has been a practicing Infectious Disease specialist in Portland, Oregon, since 1990. He is responsible for the Quackcast, a skeptical review of supplements and complementary and alternative medicine

The Birmingham Skeptics in the Pub Podcast is back, we took an extended vacation over Christmas, but we are back, and wow do we have a bit of a special for you.

Instead of the usual interviews, we thought we would bring you an entire SitP talk by the excellent and controversial Professor Steve Fuller!

Here is the full blurb:

"Professor Steve Fuller has never shied away from tackling controversial subjects. He is the author of many books that challenge the accepted interpretations and conventions of science and testified on behalf of the “Intelligent Design” protagonists in the Kitzmiller vs Dover Area School District trial in 2005.

In his book “Science, the Art of Living”, Fuller argues that science is undergoing its own version of secularization. It is not that people are coming to lose their faith in science per se but rather they are losing the compulsion to conform to a specific orthodoxy that is upheld by a specially anointed class of 'science priests'."

Steve's challenging the skeptics folks, come and hear what he has to say."

If you attended then see if you can hear yourself, and if you have never attended a SitP event, then this is how us Brummies do it!

Recorded by the supremely awesome Lukas Large

Patrick interviews Christopher Ryan the writer of new controversial book Sex at Dawn

Patrick interviews Hamish MacPherson from www.humanistheritage.org.uk.

Also Patrick recently turned up unexpectedly at Notts SitP, and spoke to a few people, one of which is a particular favourite of this podcast, find out what Patrick had to say!

This time Patrick interviews Prof. Stanley Krippner about his new book "Debating Psychic Experience: Human Potential or Human Illusion?"

Which you can pre-order at

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/0313392617?ie=UTF8&tag=jonscelebworl-21

Patrick interviews Alice Sheppard

Also a brand new Cardiff SitP event is starting soon, more details at

http://cardiff.skepticsinthepub.org

Patrick catches up with Tracy King after her talk at the Birmingham Skeptics in the Pub meeting on 8th of September 2010.

Also features comments by some of the visitors to the event