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Skeptoid Brian Dunning
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The true science behind our most popular urban legends. Historical mysteries, paranormal claims, popular science myths, aliens and UFO reports, conspiracy theories, and worthless alternative medicine schemes... Skeptoid has you covered. From the sublime to the startling, no topic is sacred. Weekly since 2006.
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Is Recycling for Real?
A close look at where recycling of some common materials is actually at these days.
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Error Erasure Extravaganza
It's time once again for Skeptoid to correct another round of errors in previous shows.
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Dr. Crow and the Melon Heads
Some say creepy children with huge balloon heads stalk the woods at night, waiting to attack you.
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The Trinity UFO Crash of 1945
The not-so-famous UFO case that caused the US Congress to spend millions of taxpayer dollars.
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EMDR: Looking Past the Pain
This controversial treatment for PTSD involves moving the eyes side to side.
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I Can't Believe They Did That: Human Guinea Pigs #3
Part 3 in our roundup of scientists who took the ultimate plunge and experimented on themselves.
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The best 15 Minutes of the week
This is the place to go if you want concise, skeptic and well-researched information about fortean topics presented in an entertaining way.
(Update 14/11/8: Brian Dunning is currently serving time. But the guest hosts have so far rather improved the podcasts quality. Brian's sometimes dominant NeoCon/Libertarian perspective is less apparent in the recent shows)
Awesome + Großartig
This is one of the best, and most of all continuously well done podcasts in my (not so) humble opinion. I have listened since episode one, and gladly so. Keep up the good work, Brian!
Dies ist (meiner Meinung nach) einer der besten und dauerhaft excellent produzierten Podcasts. Ich bin seit der ersten Folge dabei und das sehr gerne.
Weiter so, Brian!
So ein Spaß
Ich höre seit Wochen alle alten Folgen und amüsiere mich ungeheuer - wer hätte gedacht, dass kritisches Denken so komisch sein könnte? Nebenher frage ich mich, ob es in Deutschland auch so viele Mythen und Schauergeschichten gibt oder ob die Amerikaner dafür besonders anfällig sind ...