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Experiments on the origin of life
Wait: What Were The Controls? (Kids In Lesbian Households)
What are scientists reading?
Philosophy for kids
Is economics a science?
What Is The Most Important Field Of Science For The Public?
A nice profile of a local researcher
How the history of science is like a fantasy novel
The Supurb Lyrebird (and skepticism!)
Plant behavior
National Academy does not shy from controversy: Human Evolution and Climate in one report!
Ideological implications of evolution
The importance of proper controls (is homosexuality an illness?)
So awesome... (links)
Confusions On Evolution, Creationism, And Falsifiability
What would cast doubt on evolution? Spontaneous generation.
Parachute jump from 36 km above the earth.
Missing the point? (sea level rise)
What is the average global temperature?
Parasites (public radio show with download)
How to teach yourself science
Bacterial species concepts (my own work)

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