Currently listening to Undeniable: Evolution and the Science of Creation by Bill Nye, the aduio book. I’ll be reviewing it on on Scienceblogs at a later time. It does take a while to get through an audio book.
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This Saturday evening Bill Nye is giving a talk in Portland – my wife and son will be going! 🙂
Cool. I think he’ll be in the Twin Cities soon, (very soon possibly) at Augsburg.
It’s true. Nye speaks at Augsburg College in Minneapolis on Feb. 14. Tickets at http://www.augsburg.edu/tickets/
Hi Greg, I wanted you to be aware of my new book on the history of popular science, SONNETS TO SUNSPOTS; DR RESEARCH BAXTER AND THE BELL SCIENCE FILMS.Though the bell films take center stage–probably the most influential ever made– it’s also a history that includes science shows right to the present. If it finds favor, maybe you could to a write-up on your various venues– blogs, twitter, etc– please, contact me!