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PZ Myers in God's Own County

PZ Myers
PZ Myers talking at the Hebden Bridge Trades Club, 12-Aug-2014.

The Friends of Charles Darwin's home town was Pharyngulated last night, when PZ Myers paid a visit to Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire.

Published 13-Aug-2014
Filed under: Blog Tags: creationism, hebden bridge, pz myers, yorkshire

PZ Myers goes to church

PZ Myers and Maureen Brian

Photo of PZ Myers in a church in Hebden Bridge yesterday.

Published 12-Aug-2014
Filed under: Blog Tags: hebden bridge, pz myers, yorkshire

The Friends of Charles Darwin proudly present…
PZ Myers, Live in Hebden Bridge!

PZ Myers, Live in Hebden Bridge

PZ Myers will be appearing at the Hebden Bridge Trades Club on 12th August, 2014, to talk about When Science Education Goes Wrong.

Published 07-May-2014
Filed under: Blog Tags: pharyngula, plugs, pz myers

Book review: ‘The Happy Atheist’ by PZ Myers

Relentlessly unsubtle wholesome fun.

Published 08-Mar-2014
Filed under: Reviews Genres: Biographies Tags: books, pz myers, reviews

Science Saturday: Cephalopod-Lovin' Edition

John Horgan speaks with PZ Myers.

Published 28-Jul-2007
Filed under: Blog Tags: bloggingheads.tv, pharyngula, podcasts, pz myers

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