DVD – Melbourne Convention 2002

7 hours covering 8 presentations on one DVD from the highly successful Australian Skeptics 2002 National Convention held in Melbourne.

Contents:

Roland Seidel
- Sucker Bets
Richard Lead
- How to get rich Without Working and many other Myths
Dr Valerie Yule
- The Psychology of Gambling
Rev Tim Costello
- Social Impact of Gambling in Australia
Narendra Nayak
- Being a Skeptic in India and Confronting India’s Godmen
Dr Paul Willis
- How to confuse a creationist with a roast chook
Ray Crossley & Bob Nixon
- Digging the dirt on dowsing
Bent Spoon & Skeptic of the Year
Convention Photos

Price: $20

DVD: PAL All Regions

Contact vic[at]skeptics[dot]com[dot]au if you’re interested in purchasing the DVD!

This DVD is in MPEG 1 format to enable extended viewing time. This results in a slight reduction of video quality.

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