Junior Skeptic is the illustrated kids' science and critical thinking periodical bound inside Skeptic magazine.
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Daniel Loxton is the Editor of Junior Skeptic. He writes and illustrates most issues.
Before joining Skeptic, Daniel was a professional shepherd for nine years (working mostly along the British Columbia side of the Alaska Panhandle).
He can be reached at juniorskeptic@skeptic.com
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Very nice review of Junior Skeptic from recent issue of Secular Homeschooling Magazine. "Each JS is a themed piece — a thoughtful, informative, and deeply entertaining essay, broken up into bite-sized pieces for ease of reading but still a cohesive whole. The writing is age-appropriate without ever slipping into condes...cension. The authors assume, rightly, that simple and direct language is the best way to communicate with readers of any age."Read More
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Junior Skeptic magazine Popular pro-cryptozoology blog site Cryptomundo features the new Thetis Lake Monster issue Junior Skeptic:
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Cryptomundo » Thetis Lake Monster Revisited
Junior Skeptic magazine Announcing the new issue of Junior Skeptic (bound inside Skeptic Vol.15, No.2). Current Skeptic subscribers should receive this issue by mid-October.
Junior Skeptic magazine Light-hearted interviews with Daniel Loxton & George Hrab on the Australian "Skeptic Zone" podcast. Recorded live as a panel discussion at Dragon*Con's Skeptrack 2009. (Beware of uneven levels across the live mikes.)
Junior Skeptic magazine Junior Skeptic Editor Daniel Loxton confers with a colleague at Dragon*Con 2009 (in Atlanta, Georgia, USA).
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We're pleased to release a sample issue of Junior Skeptic for free download! In this special "Great American Skeptics" issue, explore the skeptical work of Ben Franklin, Mark Twain, Harry Houdini, and Johnny Carson. Presented here as it appeared in print (bound inside Skeptic Vol.14, No.3: http://www.skeptic.com/the_magazine/arch
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Junior Skeptic magazine Short Daniel Loxton interview from Dragon*Con 2009, about the current Scooby-Doo issue of Junior Skeptic.
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LIVE...I mean....RECORDED LIVE at Dragon*con, King Heathen talks to Editor and Writer from Skeptic Magazine, Daniel Loxton about a recent article he did for the recent publication. Skeptic Magazine ...
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Editor Daniel Loxton will be speaking on several panels at DragonCon 2009's Skeptrack (Sept 4 -7).
You can watch Skeptrack live from home via streaming video for free:
Source: www.livestream.com
Dragon*Con Skeptics Track Programs Streamed Live From Atlanta, GA on September 4-7, 2009- live streaming video powered by Livestream
Junior Skeptic magazine Junior Skeptic location photography assistant Cheryl Hebert creates splashing elements to be used for a photorealistic CGI monster scene inside Junior Skeptic #35.
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In 1933, movie audiences shrieked at the spectacle of giant monsters in the blockbuster King Kong. Within months, sea serpent cryptid "Cadborosaurus" was born — as was the Loch Ness Monster. Daniel Loxton argues that Hollywood inspired these enduring modern monster myths.
Junior Skeptic magazine Daniel Loxton's Skeptically Speaking interview (August 21, 2009) is now available for download (39 MB MP3): http://bit.ly/CDvVU
Junior Skeptic magazine Tonight's episode of live radio call-in talk show Skeptically Speaking features Daniel Loxton, editor of Junior Skeptic, talking about skepticism and education. Listen live tonight at 6pm Mountain Time. http://bit.ly/3SZGpN
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Possibly the world’s only skeptical talk show, Skeptically Speaking encourages you to call in, and question everything. We interview experts from various scientific and academic fields, and shine the light ...
Junior Skeptic magazine Editor Daniel Loxton will be speaking on several panels at DragonCon 2009's Skeptrack (Sept 4 -7), including one entitled "What Do We Do Now?" View the Skeptrack 2009 schedule:
Source: www.skeptrack.org
REMEMBER: This schedule is subject to change, don't rely on this being the final schedule, please consult the actual pocket program which will be given to you
