Four ad slots are available in each weekly program, two 30-second prerolls and two 60-second midrolls. Ads are sold by number of impressions, not by the week or the show, so you will always receive exactly what you pay for. (Minimum 50,000 impressions.)

Ads can be highly targeted to maximize return on your investment:

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• Geotargeted
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Skeptoid maintains an active social media presence, with both curated and automated posts to Facebook and Twitter including current and archived episode announcements, and current science news and commentary.

Skeptoid exposes your brand to an extremely desirable audience:

Earns over $75,000 per year:
Skeptoid listeners		50.8 %
All podcasts		41% *
US population		33% *

Has an advanced university degree:
Skeptoid listeners		28.7 %
All podcasts		28% *
US population		21% *

* Edison Research, 2016

Skeptoid episodes cover a diverse range of urban legends, everything from monster and UFO stories you believed as a kid, to current pop trends in alternative wellness and conspiracies. Periodic corrections and update episodes keep us honest. All programming is clean tagged and suitable for general audiences. Everyone finds something to enjoy in Skeptoid, and everyone will also find something to challenge them.

Our Teachers Toolkit, offered free to qualifying educators (skeptoid.com/teachers), provides unlimited access for educational purposes along with additional resources.

Here are six episodes currently trending:

Tartaria and the Mud Flood Some claim that all of world history is a coverup for the mighty ancient nation of Tartaria.		Decoding the Kensington Runestone The story goes that this stone covered with Viking runes was found in a Minnesota field in 1898. Its true history is much more interesting.		Solving the Haunted Hoia-Baciu Forest It is said to be the world's most haunted forest. Here's what we actually find there.
Transgender: Fact or Fiction? The Internet believes a lot of things about transgender people, but much of it isn't true.		Deconstructing the Rothschild Conspiracy Some believe that world governments and economies are secretly controlled by the Rothschild banking family.		Medical Error Is Not the Third Leading Cause of Death The claim that medical error is the third leading cause of death in the US has never been close to true.

A selection of corporate partners who have sponsored Skeptoid episodes in the past year include: