Skeptoid

You always thought the Wright Brothers were the first to fly a plane? Well, it depends what country you're from.

Some nifty extra information for a few recent episodes supplied by listeners in the know.

Sometimes the best way to scrutinize an open access journal is to hoax them.

Pop culture tells us that some people have photographic memories, but the truth is quite different.

The facts behind an urban legend claiming a nuclear war in India some 12,000 years ago.

Feng shui is much more than just a debunked way to magically arrange furniture.

Some say that exposure to small amounts of dangerous radiation can protect you from cancer. No, it probably doesn't.

For two years, some say the Belgian skies were filled with triangular alien UFOs.

The hard, testable, scientific proof that we actually did land humans on the moon.

The science behind many of the specific claims made by Apollo moon landing hoax conspiracy theorists.

The history of the Apollo moon landing hoax conspiracy theory, and those who believe in it.

One of those things everyone seems to believe in, but for which there's almost no evidence.

Try it before you knock it… unless you want to know if it really works.

A look at which of the six competing claims for who killed the Red Baron was probably true.

Evidence suggests a doomsday cult may have successfully tested a nuclear bomb in Australia in 1993.

Pop wisdom continually reminds us to Question Everything -- an idea which is rarely either practical or useful.

Skeptoid corrects another batch of errors from previous episodes.

These purported UFO documents changed the course of the culture of UFO belief.

The Conjuring 2 tells a story that is fictional in a way you might not have guessed.

From all over the world come reports of strange trumpet-like blasts from the sky.