Skeptoid: Critical Analysis of Pop Phenomena

Skeptoid #222: Toil and Trouble: The Curse of Macbeth

The Curse of Macbeth should make Shakespeare's play too dangerous ...

The Curse of Macbeth should make Shakespeare's play too dangerous to perform. Is this the case?

Skeptoid #221: The Myers-Briggs Personality Test

A critical look at the world's most popular psychological metric, ...

A critical look at the world's most popular psychological metric, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.

Skeptoid #220: Yonaguni Monument: The Japanese Atlantis

A look at a massive stone structure off the coast ...

A look at a massive stone structure off the coast of Japan, said to be a manmade pyramid.

Skeptoid #219: Stalin's Human-Ape Hybrids

Did Josef Stalin order the creation of an army of ...

Did Josef Stalin order the creation of an army of half-ape, half-human hybrids, and did these experiments take place?

Skeptoid #218: The Astronauts and the Aliens

A close look at some of the stories of UFOs ...

A close look at some of the stories of UFOs said to have been reported by NASA astronauts.

Skeptoid #217: Some New Logical Fallacies

Skeptoid looks at some newer logical fallacies, often used in ...

Skeptoid looks at some newer logical fallacies, often used in place of sound arguments.

Skeptoid #216: The Things We Eat...

Do you really know which kinds of food are good ...

Do you really know which kinds of food are good for you, and which are bad?

Skeptoid #215: Listener Feedback Resurrection

More vitriol from the Skeptoid inbox exposed.

Skeptoid #214: Student Questions: Gold as an Investment and FEMA Coffins

Another round of answering questions sent in by students everywhere.

Skeptoid #213: Mozart and Salieri

Was Wolfgang Mozart actually murdered by his rival composer Antonio ...

Was Wolfgang Mozart actually murdered by his rival composer Antonio Salieri?