Greg Hunter taught Science in Alberta for 30 years. His talks promote an understanding and teaching of History based on Evidence and Reason and a vigilance against Dogma and Bias. Adam Hochschild, Professor at UC Berkeley and author of 'King Leopold's Ghost' said, “Greg's talks challenge teachers—and all of us—to never assume that received narratives are necessarily true. Such skepticism is the basis of real democracy... This is a marvelous, wonderfully imaginative way of putting all this material together.” Dr. Tom Angelakis in Calgary said “Besides the human gyroscope ride, your seminar was the most fun I had at the Convention.” Reviews: I'm so very impressed that our convention has subject matter like this and am grateful important discussions like this are happening. Thank you! I am full of new ideas that I hadn't had before attending this session.” “Why isn't this taught as part of the Social Studies curriculum? My humble proposal is that it is too difficult, in every sense of the word." "Thank you so much for the research you have done! Best conference ever."