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Some of what we know about the Great Pyramid that exclude it having been built by aliens or Atlanteans.
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The 2019 USS Kidd Incident Episode 777, April 27, 2021 Popular reports claim that a group of US Navy destroyers were buzzed by advanced drones in 2019.
The Engineered Moon Conspiracy Episode 776, April 20, 2021 Science refutes the claim made by some that the Moon is a hollow spaceship engineered by aliens.
Listener Feedback: Monstrous Reversals Episode 775, April 13, 2021 Some updates and additional information to a few past episodes... better all the time.
Bitcoin Fact and Fiction Episode 774, April 6, 2021 What's true and what's not about the world's most popular cryptocurrency.
Top 10 Pro-Science Fictional Characters Episode 773, March 30, 2021 A roundup of all the best pro-science characters from your favorite books, movies, and TV shows.
The Monster of Port Chatham Episode 772, March 23, 2021 This remote town in Alaska was said to have been abandoned because of violent Bigfoot attacks.
Denizens of Lake Baikal Episode 771, March 16, 2021 A host of strange monsters are said to lurk beneath the surface of the world's deepest lake.
The Human Design System Episode 770, March 9, 2021 A mishmash of eastern mysticism masquerades as psychometry.
The Vampire of Croglin Grange Episode 769, March 2, 2021 Which came first: the publication of this famous vampire story, or its associated family tradition?
Inside the Mountain Meadows Massacre Episode 768, February 23, 2021 Myths, conspiracies, and coverups cloak this 1857 massacre of American emigrants.
The Year's Best of Skeptoid Episode 767, February 16, 2021 My personal favorite Skeptoid episodes from each and every year of its production.
Illuminating Our Lady of Zeitoun Episode 766, February 9, 2021 This Marian apparition from Egypt has some science fiction explanations and a sound one.
Tartaria and the Mud Flood Episode 765, February 2, 2021 Some claim that all of world history is a coverup for the mighty ancient nation of Tartaria.
Learning Styles, Re-examined Episode 764, January 26, 2021 Most teachers believe that students have different learning styles and curricula can be tailored to it. Not so much.
Elvis Sightings and You Episode 763, January 19, 2021 People keep thinking Elvis is still alive — and here's why that matters to you.
On the Trail of the Yowie Episode 762, January 12, 2021 Australia's version of Bigfoot may — or may not — have its origin in Aboriginal mythology.
The 1994 Ruwa Zimbabwe Alien Encounter Episode 760, December 29, 2020 This popular tale claims 62 African schoolchildren were contacted by an extraterrestrial.
Percy Schmeiser vs Monsanto Episode 759, December 22, 2020 The most famous case in the history of Monsanto vs. small farmers might not be what you think.
Finding the USS Cyclops Episode 758, December 15, 2020 This most famous ship disappearance from the Bermuda Triangle probably had nothing to do with it.
The Montauk Project Episode 757, December 8, 2020 Some believe the government opened up time portals underneath Long Island, New York.
The Death Ship SS Ourang Medan Episode 756, December 1, 2020 This ship was said to be discovered with all its crew dead under unexplainable circumstances.
Examining Gulf War Illness Episode 755, November 24, 2020 Some researchers believe there is no such thing as Gulf War Illness, and the rest have more questions than answers.
About That Life on Mars... Episode 754, November 17, 2020 Good scientists can get the wrong idea, but they don't need to make it worse by announcing bad science.
How the Pyramids Were (and Were Not) Built - Part 1
