Skeptoid

Superfruit juices are nothing more than super ripoffs. Don't waste your money.

The collapse of 7 World Trade Center was not a controlled demolition.

All sorts of marvelous health claims are made for jewelry such as the Q-Ray bracelet.

Despite its sciencey-sounding name, there is no such thing as "detoxification" beyond what your body already does.

Creationism is not one set of beliefs - it is a battleground of dramatically conflicting world views.

Why the use of electronic equipment by TV ghost hunters is so stupid.

An examination of the various claims that microwaved food and water are poisonous.

Pop culture says it was an alien spaceship -- but history tells us what was really found in the New Mexico desert.

A skeptical examination of pop-culture medical beliefs, like dramatically stabbing someone in the heart with a syringe.

A description of Sumatra's own little miniature Bigfoot legend.

Neither religion nor atheism been responsible for a greater death toll throughout human history.

Despite promotional claims, neither auras nor aura photography are things.

The second part of our exploration of logical fallacies.

An examination of many of the most common logical fallacies.

Some claim to be hypersensitive to electromagnetism. Science has already solved what's really going on.

Proponents of colostrum supplements believe that it has a whole range of benefits.

An examination of the popular trend in women's health, bioidentical hormone therapy.

Conservative pundit Ann Coulter should stick to politics; her science is too screwed up for words.

Another round of listener feedback from the past several months.

An examination of phrenology, physiognomy, palmistry, and iridology.