Center Stage
Summary: Center Stage is the weekly podcast/radio series that brings you stimulating lectures and events from the Center for Inquiry (CFI). The nation’s leading think tank for secularism, science, and reason, CFI stages events at its headquarters in Amherst, New York, and under the auspices of branch Centers in New York City, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, and elsewhere. There’s always something thought-provoking and controversial on stage at some Center for Inquiry.
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Podcasts:
A University at Buffalo physicist concludes his critique of an unscientific account of the cosmos.
A University at Buffalo physicist targets an unscientific account of the cosmos.
Center for Inquiry president and CEO Ronald A. Lindsay probes the foundations of secularism.
Part Two of a lecture by Sally Roesch Wagner, profiling forgotten suffrage leader – and freethinker – Matilda Joslyn Gage.
Part One of a lecture by Sally Roesch Wagner, profiling forgotten suffrage leader – and freethinker – Matilda Joslyn Gage.
Activist Margaret Downey shares her experiences presenting west-central New York’s Freethought Trail.
This week on CenterStage, a sweeping presentation that captures the intellectual and religious climate of the Victorian age.
This week on CenterStage, a talk by Center for Inquiry field organizer Cody Hashman.
A lecture by historian Christopher Cameron profiling abolitionist icon Frederick Douglass.
This week on CenterStage, a speech by best-selling author and historian Susan Jacoby.
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Part One of an all-star conversation about skepticism from the 2011 conference of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry.
Part Two of a session on skepticism and the media from the 2011 conference of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry.
Skepticism and the Media: Win Over an Unlikely Audience by Telling a Better Story
Today on Center Stage, a stimulating discussion of claims of unidentified flying objects from the 2011 CSI conference.