Spiders, Science, and Avoiding Pedestals with PZ Myers

from Glass City Humanist · host Douglas Berger - Humanist Advocate

In this episode we talk to the well known and respected Dr. PZ Myers about the war on science, spiders, and why we shouldn't put heroes on pedestals including PZ himself. Show Notes Subscribe to our free newsletter Bonus content is available to show donors and members 1:34 PZ's Origin Story 3:17 The War On Science 9:00 How PZ Became An Atheist 13:19 Calling Out Bad Atheists 17:49 The Myth Of Cancel Culture 22:11 Spiders! Oh My!!

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