– Date – June 18th, 2013
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– Derek will be at 'The Amazing Meeting' if you are there, come say "Hi!"

Skeptical Humanities  [1:35]
– Paul Edmondson and Stanley Wells, eds. Shakespeare beyond Doubt: Evidence, Argument, Controversy.
– Edmondson and Wells. Shakespeare Bites Back: Not So Anonymous. FREE E-BOOK!
– 60 Minutes with Shakespeare.
– Blogging Shakespeare.
– Find more informat at the website: Skeptical Humanities.

Wikipedia  [9:05]
– The project is now two years old!.
– Guerrilla Skepticism on Wikipedia Blog.
– You can find Susan Gerbic at her website.

The Odds Must Be Crazy  [12:10]
– The Odds Must Be Crazy.
– This week's featured story is, "The Experimental, Coincidental, Accidental Lunch Shirt".
– Please visit the story link for a more detailed analysis and to add your comments.
– Inspiration for article comes to us via Ross Blocher of Oh No, Ross and Carrie!.
– Additional thoughts and considerations provided by Barbara Drescher.
– Our producer and audio engineer is Brian Hart.
– Our theme music comes to us courtesy of Brian Keith Dalton, AKA Mr. Deity.
– Please visit The Independent Investigations Group Los Angeles.
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– Wendy Hughes is on Twitter.
– Jarrett Kaufman is on Twitter.
– Barbara Drescher is on Twitter.
– Brian Hart is on Twitter.
– Brian Keith Dalton is on Twitter.

Interview: Geoff Desmoulin  [17:56]
– Hear Derek's friend, John Nowakowski play past outro music at the end of past episodes.
– President GTD Engineering.
– From Vancouver, Canada.
– Got his start as firefighter while being a professional biathlon competitor.
– His middle name is 'Thor' [it is a family name].
– His education is in Biomedical Engineering.
– He has a focus on the non-dubious Kinesiology (human kinetics). [NOT Applied kinesiology]
– A biomechanists from Simon Fraser University.
– Accident recreation for injury discovery and treatment for court reports.
– Has done a lot of research assistant work for medical devices.
– Most known for the SPIKE TV show he worked on and was a producer/writer for "Deadliest Warrior".
– Was a lot like Mythbusters in terms of complicated reconstructions of ideas during experiments.
– You can check out the episodes of 'Deadliest Warrior' in many places online:
                                                                  – iTunes
                                                                  – Netflix
                                                                  – DVD's
                                                                  – YouTube Clips
                                                                  – Spike TV Archives

Outro Music  [45:22]
– Outro music donated by Trent Brusky of Dropfox.