Radio Freethinker Episode 229 - Skeptic Music Edition - 22-Oct-2013

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Radio Freethinker Episode 229 - Skeptic Music EditionDon's Rant is about how thanks to the Senate scandal, nomination shenanigans in Brandon—Souris and an thrown speak which didn't mention accountability...the Conservatives are risking looking there political base in the same way the PC's did in the 90s.Also more evidence the Pope may be a closet Atheist when he claims that the church is plagued by "ideology" minded Christians who have, as he put it "lost the faith".Research is in on the Zamboni treatment for MS, and it looks like it does nothing...making the rash actions of Zamboni to treat people before his claims could be proven makes he a dangerous quack!Also we take a relaxed moment and enjoy some skeptical music largely thanks to Symphony of Science.Check us out online at www.radiofreethinker.com and email us at [email protected] and follow us on twitter at @citrrft

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