Skeptoid

Another peek into the mailbag to see who loves us, and who hates us.

Mysterious blobs of flesh washed up on the world's beaches have been called everything from sea monsters to Cthulhu.

A look at the placebo effect: What it can do, what it can't do, and what you need to know about it.

A secret recording of an actual meeting of the Illuminati.

Although urban legends say the creator of Coral Castle had supernatural help, the photographs tell a different story.

Skeptoid answers some interesting questions sent in by students.

The science behind binaural beats: What they are, what they are claimed to do, and what they can actually do.

Young Earthers point to an infamous dating error as evidence that the Earth is only as old as the Bible says.

A skeptical look at the claim that FEMA maintains a network of prison camps in readiness.

A collection of bizarre human skulls from around the world.

Some believe that NASA is trying to turn Saturn or Jupiter into a small sun.

Answering more questions sent in by students.

More fun from the listener feedback files.

Belief that this hill in Bosnia is an ancient pyramid is driven by New Age woo and pathological science.

Sellers of new-age water treatment products charge outrageous prices for a product with zero plausibility.

Guess whether these popular characters from history were real or fictional.

The facts behind the story that a heavenly host saved a small group of British from a large German force in WWI.

Skeptoid answers another round of questions submitted by students.

Hard to believe, but it wasn't space aliens that caused blinking lights in Rendlesham Forest in 1980.

Skeptics and believers both tend to accuse each other of closed-mindedness in their thinking.