Skeptoid

We try to figure out some of the creepiest stories ever sent in by Skeptoid listeners.

The malfunction said to have doomed this spacecraft may have just been a cover story.

This company's annual press releases are intended to frighten you into buying organic.

An exploration of the thought experiment that seeks to determine whether we're living in a computer simulation.

The Pentagon gave $22 million to a very unlikely group of UFO proponents.

Listeners write in with extra information that adds a whole new dimension to some past shows.

We point the skeptical eye at five popular beliefs about alcoholic beverages.

Another round of famous names from the past: Can you guess whether each is real or fictional?

A look at those few times when hoaxers came closest to fooling those who knew better.

Some believe that oil comes from geological processes rather than from ancient biomass.

Three of the most popular conspiracy theories surrounding the sinking of the Titanic.

Why no, in fact you should not avoid certain foods to reduce your body's inflammation.

Children throughout India are being taught to see while blindfolded... apparently.

This boy thought he had lived a past life as a fighter pilot. He had some help getting there.

Some New Agers believe that you can heal virtually any ailment simply by taking off your shoes.

Mystery clouds the story of what happened to these three vanished lighthouse keepers.

Online articles claiming the first slaves in the Americas were white are fictional and racially motivated.

Is it a medical miracle, an environmental disaster, both, or neither?

What the science says on whether we need to change the way we eat crustaceans.

A murder was said to have been solved by the intervention of the victim's ghost.