Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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On this episode of the podcast, Rupert and I are back to explore number 17 of the Street Epistemology Survey, the survey that examines our relationship with truth. We discuss the burden of proof, when it’s time to believe something, falsifiability, fairies and basketball dunking moms. We hope you enjoy this episode and find value in this discussion.

SE is a set of compassionate conversation tools that create a space to explore the sufficiency of the reasons, and the reliability of the methods one uses to assign a level of confidence that a conclusion they hold is likely true.

Collaborating with Portland based filmmaker Rupert Wild, David "Tex" Venegas discusses with Rupert the results of each of their individual responses to the SE survey.



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Question One of this series -
youtu.be/1V7YYijOOKs

Street Epistemology Survey -
https://se-survey.web.app/en

Filmmaker Rupert Wild -
youtube.com/rupertwild

Our first podcast conversation July 2020 - youtu.be/dEjhSqUpD3s

Sound Epistemology YouTube Channel -
youtube.com/channel/UCnRMvYG2576oN_1Z_Wji54A

Sound Epistemology Facebook Group -
facebook.com/groups/1142362632799854

Sound Epistemology Twitter -
twitter.com/sndepistemology

Street Epistemology Website -
streetepistemology.com

Street Epistemology Discord -
discord.gg/q542EyDh7u

Street Epistemology Survey -
https://se-survey.web.app/en

Street Epistemology Reddit -
reddit.com/r/streetepistemology

Recovering From Religion -
recoveringfromreligion.org

Secular Therapy Project -
seculartherapy.org



Here is where you can go to get actual examples of SE conversations...

Anthony Magnabosco's YouTube Channel - youtube.com/user/magnabosco210

Cordial Curiosity YouTube Channel - youtube.com/channel/UCiWKxPMKUBFjN3Ny_VxpkYw

Abstract Activist YouTube Channel - youtube.com/channel/UCaGAzPm0iExb4I4iq0TCXEw

The Official Street Epistemology
YouTube Channel -
youtube.com/user/StreetEpistemologist