Skeptoid

Skeptoid: Critical Analysis of Pop Phenomena

Skeptoid is a weekly show taking an incisive, critical look at pop culture phenomena and pseudoscientific beliefs. Hosted and produced by Brian Dunning, Skeptoid takes on the toughest challenges to the realm of reason and rationality. From the sublime to the startling, no topic is sacred.

Skeptoid #216: The Things We Eat...
All sorts of people have all sorts of philosophies on what you should eat and what you shouldn't. What are those philosophies based on: Sound food science, or ideology?
Skeptoid #215: Listener Feedback Resurrection
Skeptoid responds to some very (ahem) thoughtful emails from some very (ahem) interesting listeners.
Skeptoid #214: Student Questions: Gold as an Investment and FEMA Coffins
Skeptoid answers student questions on investing in gold, neurofeedback, the safety of Swedish snus, FEMA coffins, and gaining your nutrition by staring at the sun.
Skeptoid #213: Mozart and Salieri
Ever since the 1984 movie Amadeus came out, most people generally believe that Mozart was killed by his jealous rival, the Italian composer Antonio Salieri. How much truth is there to this rumor?
Skeptoid #212: Things About Which I Have In Error Been
Once again I revisit some previous episodes that contained errors, and hopefully get them right this time.

Homeschooling Freethinkers