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Direct download link: In Vino Veritas Episode 3 LIVE MP3
Wahey, it’s our first live episode! As previewed and reviewed on the In Vino Veritas blog, we trucked down to Melbourne for a weekend of special events with our Victorian skeptical chums. Here is the audio from our live recording at the Clyde Hotel in Carlton.
The show is rude and outrageous, making progress in several areas of ethical research. Driven even more than usual by awesome audience input, it rumbles on uncontrolled, like an elephant in a barrel, rolling down a hill towards a duck pond. There were feathers and elephant shit everywhere. Or something.
Wines consumed
Idiots of the Week
Viera Scheibner
Antivax clown, potential Bond Villain and owner of a splendid parsnip-based filing system.
SensaSlim
Manufacturers of fine, evidence-based products who definitely would never sue anyone who laughed at them on a podcast.
The Bottle Two Topic
Mark No Religion on your census form:
The coming census in Australia is an important chance to make sure your interests are met in decision making and funding, that views you do not hold are not over-represented in the coming years.
Emergency Content Alarm
From the Wikipedia article Neljä Ruusua:
Neljä Ruusua (Four Roses) is a Finnishrock group formed in the city of Joensuu in 1982. The group consists of guitarist-singer Ilkka Alanko, guitarist Petteri Koistinen, bass guitarist Jari Laakkonen and drummer Kari Kämäräinen. Their style of music was influenced by punk in their earlier years, but changed over the time for conventional finnish rock and more closer for pop music. Most top rated albums of the band are Haloo (1992, Hello) and Pop-uskonto (1993 Pop-religion), wich bought the band to a great popularity.
Three Unrelated Things
Suggested by @dolmiogrin on the night. Thanks, Kieran!
Corrections and clarifications
DVD audio description is typically aimed more at blind people than the deaf. Experts believe that ‘audio description for the deaf’, a technology posited repeatedly by Dave, would be pretty bloody useless.
Photos from the show
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