While I was in Michigan last week, CFI kept me dancing with multiple talks and a couple of interviews. You can download one of them right now: the Brayton interview (mp3).
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Cheers PZ, I shall look forward to listening it a bit later when I have an hour to spare.
It was a very good interview, entertaining and insightful. It's good to see you've patched things up with Ed.
So, no Bowie knives? Damn. I guess I'll just have to listen to "rational discussion", then. There really should be more skeptical bloodsports.
I attended the Wednesday talk which was excellent. Your speaking is as persuasive as your writing. I would have enjoyed eavesdropping on any discussions you had with local theist professors at the college discussion events, but I had to work. Thanks for braving the weather, sacrificing your car and working so hard to come to Michigan.