Anthony Magnabosco | Location, Location, Location: Alternatives to "Street" Epistemology | A NaNoCon Panel Discussion @magnabosco210 | Uploaded 5 years ago | Updated 8 hours ago
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Recorded: 23 March 2019
Released: 2 April 2019
Please follow the moderator and panelists on Twitter:
Anthony Magnabosco: twitter.com/magnabosco
Nichole Terry: twitter.com/SkepticNikki
Bob Swanson: twitter.com/Mortgage_Hill
Todd Yoder twitter.com/tyoder61
Dr. Tyrone Wells: twitter.com/5minChat
Summary: Nichole Terry (Twitter), Todd Yoder (Recovering from Religion Helpline), Bob Swanson (Classrooms), and Dr. Tyrone Wells (Public Parks and Campuses) discuss their experiences and thoughts when using Street Epistemology in a variety of different venues. Moderated by Anthony Magnabosco. The panelists address questions submitted by the SE Community and live audience members at NaNoCon 2019.
Skip ahead to a desired point in the talk (clickable timestamps can be found in the top pinned comment of this video):
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Introduction: 00:09
Meet the Panelists: 00:32
NaNoCon19 Hashtag: 02:20
Definition of SE: 02:35
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Panel Question 1: 02:53
"What's required for a SE talk to be "effective" or "successful"?"
Panel Question 2: 08:12
"What is your underlying goal when having an SE talk?"
Panel Question 3: 13:04
"What's the worst that could happen from SE conversation?"
Panel Question 4: 17:31
"How do you respond when your interlocutor says something wildly inaccurate?"
Panel Question 5: 22:22
"Would you share one of your most interesting talks with us?"
Panel Question 6: 27:44
"What criteria (if any) do you use to decide who to talk with?"
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Audience Question 1: 25:41
"How do you think it is different for a woman to do Street Epistemology?"
Audience Question 2: 30:30
"I am sometimes guilty of being the "angry atheist" in online debates. Is there any benefit to this, perhaps to third parties, or does the harm outweigh any benefit?"
Audience Question 3: 33:56
"Do you have any advice for political SE talks? It seems like a key point in religious SE talks is getting down to faith and breaking that methodology down. Is there a similar key point or backbone to political discussions?"
Audience Question 4: 36:30
"Do these techniques work as well with close friends or family, or do you think being an impartial stranger helps?"
Audience Question 5: 40:29
"Has anyone in an SE session every challenged you to to change your belief about something or doubt your settled belief?"
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Note: Add 35 seconds to these timestamps if listening to the podcast version of this talk.
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Audio Only: soundcloud.com/user-534471447/ep-325-discussion-location-location-location-alternatives-to-street-epistemology/s-0LOjc
Audio correction provided by Philipp Grzemba.
Links to References in Video:
01:53 | Tyrone's NaNoCon 2019 talk: LINK COMING SOON
02:03 | Tyrone using ASL with his cat: youtube.com/watch?v=gtax-4T9Mls
19:18 | Bob's YouTube Channel Mortgage Hill Musings: youtube.com/channel/UCQU9GcG93HyDa4oV_TbO9vQ
24:37 | Anthony's talk with Noella and Hafsa: youtu.be/qA4Vkn3iJi0
26:33 | Anthony's talk with Luanne: youtu.be/vd25PCyiwaM
27:48 | Linda Mokko's YouTube Channel Super Curious: youtube.com/channel/UCHjS3k0leQwe7nOKXFKAKjw
** Add foreign language captions w/YouTube's community contributions tools **
Mistakes: Please let me know if you spot any.
The theme of this year's NaNoCon was Sapiens = Human Wisdom
"This year, let’s talk about the important stuff… What brings us happiness? What makes life more meaningful? What values are important to us as secular people? How can we be our best selves in this one life we know we have? Let’s explore the wisdom we’ve learned that helps us be better human beings… Interestingly, the name of our species, homo sapiens, means “the humans who are wise.” Sapiens, wise humans… A great place to start."
Recorded by and used with permission from Nashville Nones: nashvillenones.com
Edited w/PowerDirector.
The views addressed here are mine and mine alone, and are not necessarily shared by members of my family and friends.
#StreetEpistemology #NaNoCon19 #StreetEpistemologyPanel #Magnabosco #NicholeTerry #BobSwanson #ToddYoder #TyroneWells #LetsChat #SkepticNikki #AnthonyMagnabosco #NashvilleNones #NaNoCon #StreetEpistemologyAnswers #RecoveringFromReligion #StreetEpistemologyPresentation #StreetEpistemologyPractitioners
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Recorded: 23 March 2019
Released: 2 April 2019
Please follow the moderator and panelists on Twitter:
Anthony Magnabosco: twitter.com/magnabosco
Nichole Terry: twitter.com/SkepticNikki
Bob Swanson: twitter.com/Mortgage_Hill
Todd Yoder twitter.com/tyoder61
Dr. Tyrone Wells: twitter.com/5minChat
Summary: Nichole Terry (Twitter), Todd Yoder (Recovering from Religion Helpline), Bob Swanson (Classrooms), and Dr. Tyrone Wells (Public Parks and Campuses) discuss their experiences and thoughts when using Street Epistemology in a variety of different venues. Moderated by Anthony Magnabosco. The panelists address questions submitted by the SE Community and live audience members at NaNoCon 2019.
Skip ahead to a desired point in the talk (clickable timestamps can be found in the top pinned comment of this video):
--
Introduction: 00:09
Meet the Panelists: 00:32
NaNoCon19 Hashtag: 02:20
Definition of SE: 02:35
--
Panel Question 1: 02:53
"What's required for a SE talk to be "effective" or "successful"?"
Panel Question 2: 08:12
"What is your underlying goal when having an SE talk?"
Panel Question 3: 13:04
"What's the worst that could happen from SE conversation?"
Panel Question 4: 17:31
"How do you respond when your interlocutor says something wildly inaccurate?"
Panel Question 5: 22:22
"Would you share one of your most interesting talks with us?"
Panel Question 6: 27:44
"What criteria (if any) do you use to decide who to talk with?"
--
Audience Question 1: 25:41
"How do you think it is different for a woman to do Street Epistemology?"
Audience Question 2: 30:30
"I am sometimes guilty of being the "angry atheist" in online debates. Is there any benefit to this, perhaps to third parties, or does the harm outweigh any benefit?"
Audience Question 3: 33:56
"Do you have any advice for political SE talks? It seems like a key point in religious SE talks is getting down to faith and breaking that methodology down. Is there a similar key point or backbone to political discussions?"
Audience Question 4: 36:30
"Do these techniques work as well with close friends or family, or do you think being an impartial stranger helps?"
Audience Question 5: 40:29
"Has anyone in an SE session every challenged you to to change your belief about something or doubt your settled belief?"
--
Note: Add 35 seconds to these timestamps if listening to the podcast version of this talk.
--
Audio Only: soundcloud.com/user-534471447/ep-325-discussion-location-location-location-alternatives-to-street-epistemology/s-0LOjc
Audio correction provided by Philipp Grzemba.
Links to References in Video:
01:53 | Tyrone's NaNoCon 2019 talk: LINK COMING SOON
02:03 | Tyrone using ASL with his cat: youtube.com/watch?v=gtax-4T9Mls
19:18 | Bob's YouTube Channel Mortgage Hill Musings: youtube.com/channel/UCQU9GcG93HyDa4oV_TbO9vQ
24:37 | Anthony's talk with Noella and Hafsa: youtu.be/qA4Vkn3iJi0
26:33 | Anthony's talk with Luanne: youtu.be/vd25PCyiwaM
27:48 | Linda Mokko's YouTube Channel Super Curious: youtube.com/channel/UCHjS3k0leQwe7nOKXFKAKjw
** Add foreign language captions w/YouTube's community contributions tools **
Mistakes: Please let me know if you spot any.
The theme of this year's NaNoCon was Sapiens = Human Wisdom
"This year, let’s talk about the important stuff… What brings us happiness? What makes life more meaningful? What values are important to us as secular people? How can we be our best selves in this one life we know we have? Let’s explore the wisdom we’ve learned that helps us be better human beings… Interestingly, the name of our species, homo sapiens, means “the humans who are wise.” Sapiens, wise humans… A great place to start."
Recorded by and used with permission from Nashville Nones: nashvillenones.com
Edited w/PowerDirector.
The views addressed here are mine and mine alone, and are not necessarily shared by members of my family and friends.
#StreetEpistemology #NaNoCon19 #StreetEpistemologyPanel #Magnabosco #NicholeTerry #BobSwanson #ToddYoder #TyroneWells #LetsChat #SkepticNikki #AnthonyMagnabosco #NashvilleNones #NaNoCon #StreetEpistemologyAnswers #RecoveringFromReligion #StreetEpistemologyPresentation #StreetEpistemologyPractitioners
