Skeptical Inquirer Audio Edition
Episodes
Is It Time We Stop Publishing Acupuncture Research from China?
08 Apr 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Acupuncture research from China shows an implausibly high rate of positive results, driven by systemic bias, poor methodology, and powerful cultural a...
Magicians Penn & Teller File Brief in Junk Science Death Row Case by Stuart Vyse
01 Apr 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Stuart Vyse reports that Penn & Teller have filed an amicus brief urging the United States Supreme Court to review the conviction of death row inmate ...
The Rise and Fall of Parapsychology by Alejandro Borgo
25 Mar 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Alejandro Borgo traces the history of parapsychology, from its origins with the Fox sisters and the spiritualist movement to the formalization of rese...
Responding to a Burst of Reiki from Turkey by Anthony G. Wheeler
18 Mar 2026
Contributed by Lukas
In this article, Anthony G. Wheeler examines a surge of Reiki studies published in Turkey, arguing that they promote a scientifically implausible form...
Gray Barker's Legacy: Men in Black, the Philadelphia Experiment, and Mothman by Terence Hines
16 Mar 2026
Contributed by Lukas
In this review of The Saucerian: UFOs, Men in Black, and the Unbelievable Life of Gray Barker, Terence Hines explores Barker's complex role in shaping...
The Uninspired Conjuring: Last Rites by Kenny Biddle
13 Mar 2026
Contributed by Lukas
In this review of The Conjuring: Last Rites, Kenny Biddle examines the film's claim to be "inspired" by the Smurl family haunting and finds that it be...
The Paraben Panic: From Public Outcry to Public Harm by Andrea Love
11 Mar 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Andrea Love argues that the "paraben panic" began with a deeply flawed 2004 study and was amplified by media sensationalism, chemophobia, and low scie...
Ten Trips, Five Findings, and One Unrelenting Rat by Craig A. Foster
09 Mar 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Reflecting on fifty years of Skeptical Inquirer, Craig A. Foster finds that skepticism's core mission has remained remarkably consistent: confronting ...
We've All Been Fooled, Right? by Robyn E. Blumner
06 Mar 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Robyn E. Blumner reflects on the mistaken beliefs and cultural fads she once experimented with—from religion and astrology to Ouija boards and Erich...
Organizing Doubt: Before CSICOP Had a Name by Massimo Polidoro
04 Mar 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Massimo Polidoro recounts the early 1970s efforts by James Randi, Martin Gardner, and Ray Hyman to create what would eventually become CSICOP, reveali...
The Hidden Harms of Conspiracies by Benjamin Radford
02 Mar 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Benjamin Radford argues that while many conspiracy theories may seem like harmless entertainment, they contain an embedded narrative of hidden enemies...
How Skeptics Might Save the World by Mick West
27 Feb 2026
Contributed by Lukas
In the wake of widespread drone scares across Europe—sparked by war in Ukraine and fears of Russian "hybrid warfare"—Mick West examines how airpor...
This Isn't About Bigfoot by Melanie Trecek-King
25 Feb 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Melanie Trecek-King recounts her visit to a Bigfoot museum run by a committed believer and uses the experience to explore how pseudoscience and scienc...
Cheers to Our Columnists! by Stephen Hupp
23 Feb 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Skeptical Inquirer editor Stephen Hupp introduces new columns appearing for the first time in the latest issue of the magazine, The Chroniclers of Cu...
Extraordinary Claims: The Homeopathy Paper That Duped a Mainstream Journal by Nick Tiller
18 Feb 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Nick Tiller recounts how a widely publicized study claiming homeopathic care dramatically reduced illness in newborns—published in the European Jou...
RFK Jr. Puts Facilitated Communication Users on the HHS Autism Panel by Stuart Vyse
11 Feb 2026
Contributed by Lukas
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has appointed proponents and users of Spelling to Communicate—a discredited variant of facilitated communication...
Dilbert Dilemma: The Tragic Innumeracy of Scott Adams by Benjamin Radford
03 Feb 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Benjamin Radford shows how innumeracy and poor media literacy can amplify controversy—and why skepticism is a vital safeguard against such traps. Re...
Get the Most Out of CSICon (Part 2): Celebrate Our History … Chart Our Future! by Stephen Hupp
28 Jan 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Stephen Hupp details the schedule for CSICon 2026, the 50th annviersary conference of the Committee of Skeptical Inquiry held June 11-14, 2026, in thi...
It's Time to Talk About Psychic Medium Dean by Susan Gerbic
23 Jan 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Susan Gerbic investigates UK performer "Psychic Medium Dean," presenting detailed evidence that he relies on hot reading—researching ticket buyers t...
A Sympathetic Understanding of Paranormal Beliefs by Chris French
16 Jan 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Chris French reviews The Psychology and Science of Pseudoscience by Terence Hines. Rowman & Littlefield, 2025. Read this article and find accompanyi...
Blind Victoria's Secret by Eugenie Scott
14 Jan 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Eugenie Scott recounts an early Bay Area Skeptics sting in which she posed as a blind woman to expose faith healer W.V. Grant's manipulative tactics a...
My Memories of The Amazing Randi: Part One by Banachek
12 Jan 2026
Contributed by Lukas
In this first installment of a two part article, Banachek traces his path to collaborating with Randi on Project Alpha, illustrating how poor scientif...
Revolutionizing Science: Jane Goodall and the Challenge to Conventional Wisdom by Bertha Vazquez
09 Jan 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Bertha Vazquez reflects on Jane Goodall's revolutionary impact on science, highlighting how her patient, humane observation of chimpanzees shattered r...
The Red Planet Rumble: Claimer vs. Claimer by Craig A. Foster
07 Jan 2026
Contributed by Lukas
This installment of The Time Warp revisits a late-1970s Skeptical Inquirer debate over the "Mars effect," exploring how skeptics critically tested—a...
Get the Most Out of CSICon: Celebrate Our History … Chart Our Future! by Stephen Hupp
05 Jan 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Stephen Hupp details the schedule for CSICon 2026, the 50th annviersary conference of the Committee of Skeptical Inquiry held June 11-14, 2026. Regist...
Ethical Issues in Ghost Investigation by Benjamin Radford
02 Jan 2026
Contributed by Lukas
Benjamin Radford examines the ethical risks of ghost hunting. Drawing on established ethical frameworks, he contends that ghost hunting lacks accounta...
Fifty Years of the Modern Skeptical Movement by James E. Alcock
31 Dec 2025
Contributed by Lukas
James E. Alcock recounts the cultural explosion of paranormal belief in the 1960s and 1970s and explains why that climate made the founding of CSICOP ...
The Spark That Started CSICOP by Massimo Polidoro
30 Dec 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Massimo Polidoro traces the cultural climate of the 1970s and the early encounters with figures like Uri Geller that convinced skeptics such as James ...
A Flight of Fancy about Psychic Predictions and Probabilities by Adrienne Hill
26 Dec 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Adrienne Hill reviews the best-selling novel Here One Moment by Liane Moriarty. Crown, 2024. Read this article and find accompanying references at: h...
Fifty Years of Inquiry! by Stephen Hupp
24 Dec 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Stephen Hupp reflects on the founding of CSICOP in 1976 and the emergence of The Skeptical Inquirer, tracing fifty years of organized skepticism roote...
The CDC's 'Autism and Vaccines' Webpage and the Negative Evidence Principle by William Matthew London
17 Dec 2025
Contributed by Lukas
William Matthew London explains how recent CDC changes falsely cast doubt on the overwhelming scientific consensus that vaccines do not cause autism, ...
MAHA Isn't Denying Science: It's Doing Something Much Worse by Nick Tiller
10 Dec 2025
Contributed by Lukas
MAHA's summit highlighted how the movement selectively embraces real science—such as evidence-based benefits of creatine—only when it aligns with ...
Santa Cruz County SkeptiCamp 2025 by Susan Gerbic
03 Dec 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Susan Gerbic recounts here experience at the Santa Cruz County SkeptiCamp 2025. Read this article and find accompanying references at: https://skepti...
The Global Retreat from Scientific Temper by Amardeo Sarma
26 Nov 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Amardeo Sarma warns that efforts to "decolonize" science have drifted from addressing historical inequities into promoting epistemic relativism that b...
Pickle Juice: Cramping Cure or Congruence Bias? by Nick Tiller
19 Nov 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Nick Tiller examines the popular belief that pickle juice quickly relieves muscle cramps... Read this article and find accompanying references at: ht...
Explaining Aligned Alien Abductions by Benjamin Radford
14 Nov 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Benjamin Radford explains that the similarity of alien abduction accounts stems not from shared experiences but from shared human psychology, pop cult...
Count Dante, Dim Mak, and the Kung Fu Death Touch by Peter Huston
12 Nov 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Peter Huston examines the bizarre life of "Count Dante," a self-styled martial arts master whose outlandish claims helped popularize Dim Mak, the myth...
Weird Things Some Scientific Skeptics Say about Science by Charles G.M. Paxton
10 Nov 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Charles G.M. Paxton challenges several misconceptions skeptics hold about how science actually works, arguing that many popular notions—like strict ...
How Wicked Reflects Real-World Intersections between Belief and Skepticism by Malorie Mackey and Michael Maldonado
07 Nov 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Malorie Mackey and Michael Maldonado explore Wicked as a story illustrating the interplay between belief and skepticism. Read this article and find ac...
How Stranger Things Mirrors Real-World Paranormal Stories by Daniel A. Reed
05 Nov 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Daniel A. Reed's The Supernatural Stories That Mirror Our Realities explores how Stranger Things draws inspiration from real Cold War–era psychic re...
From Food Dyes to Vaccines: Fear of Chemicals Endangers Us All by Andrea Love
03 Nov 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Andrea Love's From Food Dyes to Vaccines exposes how chemophobia—the irrational fear of chemicals—has become the root of most modern health misinf...
AI Will Meet You in the Breakroom in a Blue Blazer and Red Tie by Robyn E. Blumner
31 Oct 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Robyn E. Blumner recounts Anthropic's "Project Vend," in which the AI Claude disastrously attempted to run a vending machine business, suffering from ...
A Primer on the Placebo Effect's Evil Twin by William Matthew London
29 Oct 2025
Contributed by Lukas
William Matthew London reviews The Nocebo Effect: When Words Make You Sick, a collection edited by Michael H. Bernstein and colleagues that explores h...
The Supernatural Stories That Mirror Our Realities by Stephen Hupp
27 Oct 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Stephen Hupp introduces two cover stories exploring how supernatural tales reflect real-world skepticism and belief. From Wicked's moral complexity to...
When Nature Isn't a Gift: A Biologist's Take on the Serviceberry by Andrew A. Davinack
22 Oct 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Biologist Andrew A. Davinack challenges Robin Wall Kimmerer's portrayal of nature as a "gift economy," arguing that such metaphors blur the line betwe...
The Truth about Tyler Henry's Reading of Moby by Susan Gerbic
15 Oct 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Susan Gerbic exposes Tyler Henry's "Hollywood Medium" as a combination of hot and cold reading, motivated sitters, and clever editing rather than genu...
Childproofing the Internet by Wendy M. Grossman
08 Oct 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Wendy M. Grossman examines the U.K.'s new Online Safety Act, which forces websites to implement strict age verification measures that threaten privacy...
The Problem with Inadequately Reviewed Fringe Science by Mark Boslough
01 Oct 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Mark Boslough critiques how fringe science like the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis slips into peer-reviewed journals through inadequate scrutiny, des...
Turning a Miss Into a Hit by Susan Gerbic
24 Sep 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Susan Gerbic dismantles claims that psychic Tyler Henry predicted Ricki Lake's house fire, showing that his actual reading pointed to a past event and...
The Case of the Vegetable Man of West Virginia by Daniel A. Reed
17 Sep 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Daniel A. Reed revisits the bizarre 1968 tale of the "Vegetable Man" of West Virginia, a plant-like creature said to have attacked a local hunter. Ult...
Imagine Pandas by Craig A. Foster & Kelsey M. McGinn
12 Sep 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Craig A. Foster and Kelsey M. McGinn revisit a 1979 Skeptical Inquirer story about a missing red panda in the Netherlands, where false public sighting...
Barry Karr Is Retiring—and That Is Not a Hoax by Robyn E. Blumner
10 Sep 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Robyn Blumner celebrates Barry Karr’s retirement after forty-four years at CSI, calling him the tireless backbone who kept skepticism thriving throu...
Barry Karr Strengthened the Skeptical Community by Bringing People Together by Stephen Hupp
08 Sep 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Barry Karr, longtime executive director of CSI, built the skeptical movement by exposing frauds like Popoff and Geller while organizing conferences th...
From ‘Tractors’ to Cell Therapy Clinics: Unproven Medical Procedures by Curtis E. Margo
03 Sep 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Curtis E. Margo warns that today’s unregulated stem cell clinics mirror the quackery of the past, from Elisha Perkins’s bogus “tractors” to mo...
Boiled Frogs and Chained Dogs: Habituation Myths by Benjamin Radford
01 Sep 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Benjamin Radford debunks popular myths about habituation, including the chained dog and boiled frog stories, showing they are inaccurate metaphors oft...
Is ‘Extraordinary Evidence’ Unreasonable? by Mick West
27 Aug 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Mick West examines the history and criticism of the “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence” maxim, showing how its vagueness invites...
NIH Funding Cuts Hurt Basic Research and Patients by Dan Wilson
25 Aug 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Dan Wilson explains how proposed 44% cuts to NIH funding could devastate lifesaving research and stall future medical breakthroughs. He highlights pas...
We Must Stand Up for Science by Bill Nye
22 Aug 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Bill Nye gave the following speech on March 7, 2025, as part of the Stand Up for Science rally held on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington...
Science Saves Lives, but Science Is under Attack by Stephen Hupp
20 Aug 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Skeptical Inquirer editor Stephen Hupp previews issue (Vol. 49, No. 5) of the magazine titled The Disturbing Attacks on Science: Science Communicator...
A Closer Look at the Gambler’s Fallacy and the Hot Hand by Stuart Vyse
13 Aug 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Stuart Vyse explores new research showing that the long-dismissed “hot hand” in sports may be real once shot difficulty is considered, vindicating...
Houdini’s Lost Manuscript Discovered by Michelle E. Ainsworth
06 Aug 2025
Contributed by Lukas
A long-lost manuscript commissioned by Harry Houdini, The Cancer of Superstition, has finally been published a century after it was written. Though th...
Consumer Magazines and the Fine Art of Pseudo-Skepticism by Nick Tiller
30 Jul 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Science writer Nick Tiller critiques lifestyle magazines for promoting pseudoscience under the guise of empowerment, highlighting how superficial gest...
The ‘Direct Experience Fallacy’ in Psychedelics Research: Evaluating Ketamine and MDMA by Peter Barglow
23 Jul 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Peter Barglow critiques what he calls the “direct experience fallacy” in psychedelic research, warning that personal experiences with ketamine and...
Same Science, Different Reactions: Genetic Engineering in Medicine and Food by Andrea Love
16 Jul 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Biomedical scientist Andrea Love highlights the inconsistency in public acceptance of genetic engineering—embraced in medicine but often rejected in...
Calling Out Quantum Woo by Taner Edis
16 Jul 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Taner Edis reviews Quanta in Distress: How New Age Gurus Kidnapped Quantum Physics by Sadri Hassani. Read this article and find accompanying referenc...
Miracle Boy? The First Millennial Saint by Joe Nickell
09 Jul 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Joe Nickell’s final “Investigative Files” column critically examines the canonization of Carlo Acutis, a tech-savvy teen dubbed the first millen...
Full Moon, Full Wards? How Science Craters That Lunar Link by Craig A. Foster and Kate Miller
09 Jul 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Foster and Miller travel to Summer 1979, volume 3 number 4 of Skeptical Inquirer in the latest edition of The Time Warp! Read this article and find ac...
Pseudo-Etymology: Do Words Have Hidden Meanings? by Talia Felix
02 Jul 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Talia Felix, a contributor to the Online Etymology Dictionary, explores the widespread misunderstanding of etymology—not just as a confusion with "e...
The Force behind The Skeptics’ Guide to the Universe by Jay Novella
02 Jul 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Jay Novella reflects on the 20-year journey of The Skeptics’ Guide to the Universe (SGU) and its founding force, his brother Dr. Steven Novella. Rea...
Twenty Years of Health Scams and Wellness Trends by Cara Santa Maria
02 Jul 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Cara Santa Maria reflects on two decades of debunking health pseudoscience as a cohost of The Skeptics’ Guide to the Universe (SGU). From bleach-bas...
After Decades of Skepticism, How Are We Doing? by Steven Novella
25 Jun 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Steven Novella reflects on the evolution of the modern skeptical movement, particularly through the lens of his own decades-long involvement and the 2...
Celebrating Our Skeptical Guides by Stephen Hupp
25 Jun 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Stephen Hupp reflects on his admiration for The Skeptics’ Guide to the Universe (SGU) podcast and envisions what it might look like as a magazine. T...
Triangle SkeptiCamp 2025 by Susan Gerbic
18 Jun 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Susan Gerbic Recaps the 2025 Triangle SkeptiCamp. Read this article and find accompanying references at: https://skepticalinquirer.org/exclusive/tria...
Five Things You Should Know Before Buying Fish Oil Supplements by Nick Tiller
11 Jun 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Nick Tiller draws a compelling parallel between dietary supplements and slot machines: both are cheap to produce, highly profitable, and widely consum...
The Telepathy Tapes Tries to Silence a Critic—and Fails by Stuart Vyse
04 Jun 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Stuart Vyse reports on how the popular podcast The Telepathy Tapes, which promotes debunked pseudoscientific methods of communication among nonspeakin...
The Seed Oil Gambit by Nick Tiller
28 May 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Nick Tiller unpacks how wellness influencers and companies scapegoat seed oils to sell overpriced alternatives, despite a lack of scientific evidenc...
Ecuadorian Equatorial Pseudoscience by Rob Palmer
21 May 2025
Contributed by Lukas
In this "flashback" episode of Skeptical Inquirer Audio Edition, Rob Palmer reads an article from his "The Well-Known Skeptic" online column at skepti...
The Demise of the American Society for Psychical Research
14 May 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Stuart Vyse’s investigation into the American Society for Psychical Research (ASPR) reveals an organization, once rich in both assets and history, t...
Joe Nickell Leaves a Legacy of Intrigue and Solved Mysteries by Stephen Hupp
07 May 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Stephen reflects on a investigative career in memory of Joe Nickell. Read this article and find accompanying references at: https://skepticalinquirer...
Mysterious Drone Sightings: Give Me the DTLs (Dates, Times, Locations) by Mick West
07 May 2025
Contributed by Lukas
In late 2024 and early 2025, reports of mysterious drone swarms over New Jersey and U.S. military bases triggered widespread media coverage and public...
Cancer Misinformation Kills; Chemotherapy Saves Lives by Andrea Love
07 May 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Pseudoscientific claims that chemotherapy kills more than it saves are dangerously misleading; in reality, chemotherapy has significantly improved sur...
Critical Thinking about Our Vulnerabilities to Misinformation by Bertha Vazquez and Melanie Trecek-King
30 Apr 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Vazquez and Trecek-King discuss the importance of epistemic vigilance—critical thinking about our beliefs and biases—to combat misinformation. The...
Numerical Hygiene Lessons: Critical Thinking and the Central Tendency Fallacy by William Matthew London
30 Apr 2025
Contributed by Lukas
William Matthew London discusses the concept of "numerical hygiene," a term he uses to promote quantitative reasoning and numeracy in daily decision-m...
Highly Effective Thinkers: Critical Thinking for Teens by Timothy J. Redmond
30 Apr 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Timothy J. Redmond recounts his journey from conspiracy belief to critical thinking advocate, which inspired him to develop a high school course teach...
Bill Nye Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Stephen Hupp
30 Apr 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Bill Nye was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Joe Biden on January 4, 2025, honoring his work as a science educator and advocate...
Critical Thinking for Curious Minds by Stephen Hupp
23 Apr 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Stephen Hupp introduces the special section on critical thinking in education by highlighting David McRaney’s contributions and background, then sha...
Teaching Critical Thinking: An Introduction to the Special Section by David McRaney
23 Apr 2025
Contributed by Lukas
David McRaney reflects on his experience at CSICon 2024 and the personal journey that led him to the skeptical movement, emphasizing the importance of...
Critikid: Critical Thinking and Mind Illusions for Kids by Stephanie Simoes
23 Apr 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Critikid explores how teaching children to recognize “mind illusions” like optical illusions, counterintuitive puzzles, and Bayesian inference can...
Media Masters Rock: Critical Thinking about Social Media for Kids by Steve Trash
23 Apr 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Steve Trash launched Media Masters Rock, a creative campaign to teach kids critical thinking about social media using superhero themes, catchy rules, ...
Belief in Psychics: What’s the Harm and Who’s to Blame? by Rob Palmer
16 Apr 2025
Contributed by Lukas
In this "flashback" episode of Skeptical Inquirer Audio Edition, Rob Palmer reads an article from his "The Well-Known Skeptic" online column at skepti...
Was Lincoln a Spiritualist? Houdini Investigates by Stephen Hupp
26 Feb 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Houdini, a passionate skeptic and debunker of Spiritualism, was likely dismayed by claims that Abraham Lincoln participated in séances. In this issue...
Cosmic Love: Astrology Popularizes Stereotyping and Discrimination by Craig A. Foster
25 Feb 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Craig A. Foster argues that astrology perpetuates harmful stereotypes and discrimination by encouraging people to make assumptions about others based ...
The Case of the Sketchy Study about Authentic Art by Benjamin Radford
25 Feb 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Benjamin Radford describes a study claiming that original art stimulates the brain more than reproductions, which gained widespread media attention bu...
mRNA Vaccines Aren’t Gene Therapy, but Gene Therapy Is Nothing to Fear by Andrea Love
25 Feb 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Andrea Love explains how mRNA vaccines are not gene therapy because mRNA does not alter DNA or enter the cell nucleus. However, gene therapy itself is...
The Realm of the Ridiculous: From Election Fraud to UFOs by Mick West
25 Feb 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Mick West examines how misleading graphs and conspiracy theories about election fraud resurface, fueled by seemingly ridiculous claims that escape scr...
The Ideological Hijacking of Science Funding by Robyn E. Blumner
25 Feb 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Blumner critiques the influence of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) mandates on science funding, arguing that these policies prioritize ideologi...
Is Biological Sex Binary or Multifactorial? by Stephen Hupp
25 Feb 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Stephen Hupp reports from CSICon 2024. Read this article and find accompanying references at: https://skepticalinquirer.org/2025/02/is-biological-s...
Changing Minds through Critical Thinking by Kenny Biddle
25 Feb 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Kenny Biddle reports from CSICon 2024. Read this article and find accompanying references at: https://skepticalinquirer.org/2025/02/changing-minds-th...
Real World Harms from Pseudoscience and Science Denial by Bertha Vazquez
25 Feb 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Bertha Vazquez reports from CSICon 2024. Read this article and find accompanying references at: https://skepticalinquirer.org/2025/02/real-world-harm...
We Saw the Brightest Stars Shine at CSICon 2024 by Stephen Hupp
25 Feb 2025
Contributed by Lukas
Stephen Hupp reports from CSICon 2024. Read this article and find accompanying references at: https://skepticalinquirer.org/2025/02/we-saw-the-bright...