In 2011 Schell was a featured speaker at
The Amazing Meeting and has, "emerged as one of skepticism’s most open and innovative public voices". In a 2011 interview Schell states, "Skepticism is getting larger. If you want to represent different viewpoints you have to get different people with different viewpoints to represent them."
Outreach In a biography for
The Skeptics Society Schell also advises those interested in activism to, "know your audience" and understand your resources, people, money, and supplies. Look for allies that may want to support your cause.
Science for the People The radio show is based out of CJSR in Edmonton, Canada. Started in March 2009, it currently airs live every Friday night at 6 pm MST. The show is also streamed live at Skepticallyspeaking.com and is rebroadcast by several radio stations in Canada and the United States. The show is also available as an MP3 download on the website and via Apple's iTunes.
Derek Colanduno,
Phil Plait, and
Carl Zimmer. Skeptically Speaking explores the connections between science and skepticism and looks at strategies for promoting critical thinking beyond the ranks of current Skeptics.
60 Second Science Schell is an International Judge for an Australian Project called 60 Second Science, a science promotion campaign encouraging students to submit a 60-second video with a science theme. ==References==