Andy Kaiser interviewed by “Warning: Radio”

2009 July 25

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By Andy Kaiser
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Hi everyone, Andy Kaiser here. I’m interrupting the normal podcast with a public service announcement. And by “public”, I mean “Digital Bits Skeptic”. And by “service announcement”, I mean, “shameless self-promotion, though I honestly think you might be interested”.

I’ve been interviewed by our skeptical friends at “Warning: Radio“. Done by Bryan, Baxter and Nitor, the show is relatively unscripted and was recorded live. This is a good thing, as the conversation topics range far and wide, and you get to listen to what I sound like when I can’t edit my own audio.

All of my interviews so far have been quick little things, or brief Q&As on various websites, and that’s why I’m taking the time to mention this in-depth interview now.

Listen to the surprising-but-understandable origins of Digital Bits Skeptic, my thoughts on “The Skeptologists” TV show, the missing skepticality in pop culture, technology scams, Mystery Science Theater 3000, and comments on my contemporaries, including Joe Nickell, Brian Dunning, James Randi and The Skeptics Guide to the Universe.

Click HERE to listen to the full episode online.

The interview starts at the 19:50 mark, about a third of the way through the audio.


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2 Comments
2009 July 26
Mario Contino permalink

I can’t seem to actually find any audio of this interview on that page. Help?

2009 July 26
Andy Kaiser permalink

Hi Mario,

Here’s the page:

http://www.warningradio.info/Warning/Warning:_Archives/Entries/2009/6/29_Warning__Andy_Kaiser.html

…That takes you to a picture of me, and, in my case, it auto-launches the QuickTime player and the episode can be played from there.

If that’s not working for you, you can also subscribe to the Warning: Radio podcast for iTunes at this link. Then, within iTunes, you can find the episode. It’s the one with a release date of 6/30/2009.

Andy

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