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This modern sighting of a strange beast is claimed to have been a resurgence of a legendary medieval monster.

The true cause of one of history's most violent cataclysms remains a mystery... to a degree.

It's 15 trivia questions from 15 Skeptoid episodes, to celebrate our 15th anniversary!

Some people promote probiotics as a miracle cure for just about anything. What can they really do?

A strange radio broadcast from a very unique group of VIPs being whisked away on a UFO.

The most famous organ work in history has a surprising mystery -- we're not really sure who composed it!

A close look at the tales of large black predatory cats stalking Britain for centuries.

We focus a lot on carbon dioxide when talking about climate change. Should we be talking more about methane?

20 years after the worst terrorist attack on American soil, the conspiracy theories are still thriving -- just as we should expect.

A close look at what true science and true history can tell us about this most sacred Catholic relic.

A popular conspiracy theory claims that lots of people disappear under unexplainable circumstances in America's national parks.

Skeptoid gives our take on some spooky experiences sent in by listeners.

In which I take a shot at trying to explain some of the weirdest stories sent in by listeners.

If you need to find ground water, ask a hydrologist, not an occult magician.

Pop culture tells us that the existence of billionaires is harmful to the economy. Is that so?

Is clearcutting of forests for logging a public nuisance or a public benefit?

An unlikely group of paranormalists has persuaded the American public that the government takes UFOs seriously.

An unlikely group of paranormalists has persuaded the American public that the government takes UFOs seriously.

Horses went extinct in North America at the end of the last ice age, but oddly some are now saying they didn't.

A comparison of two popular ways to help cope with the new water reality of global warming.