On this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we celebrate the debut of Banachek’s very first virtual show.  This has been a long time in the making and we are proud to have created the best produced virtual magic show in the industry.  It was a lot of work and we are very tired.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we talk about mass hysteria.  Everything from dancing mania, biting Nuns and speaking in tongues.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we continue our talk with Matthew Baxter.  He is a paranormal investigator, lecturer, and magician. We go pretty deep in talking about cryptozoology, ghosts, and the long lost DEMON PANDA.

On this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we talk with Matthew Baxter.  He is a paranormal investigator, lecturer, and magician. We go pretty deep in talking about cryptozoology, ghosts, and the long lost DEMON PANDA.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain we talk about strange facts that, frankly, I have a hard time believing.  Tyas also embarrasses himself while getting laser hair removal.

On this, the 100th episode of the podcast, do we celebrate?  No.  We don’t even acknowledge the milestone.  What we do, do (I said dodo) is talk about all the pets we’ve had through the years and the stories that come along with them.

On this episode of the podcast Tyas get’s himself into trouble, Banachek tried to figure out how long dogs are pregnant in their perceived time, and we get the pleaser to chat with Russell Matkin.  Russell is a supporter of Banachek’s Patreon and tells us about his experience of breaking out of religion, how blood types work, and the differences between multiple personality disorder and Schizophrenia.

In this episode of the podcast we chat with Karen Stollznow. Karen is an Australian-American writer, linguist, and skeptic. Her books include The Language of Discrimination, God Bless America: Strange and Unusual Religious Beliefs, and many more.   She also writes short stories and is a host on the podcast Monster Talk. In this second half of our conversation with Karen we talk about linguistics.

In this episode of the podcast we chat with Karen Stollznow. Karen is an Australian-American writer, linguist, and skeptic. Her books include The Language of Discrimination, God Bless America: Strange and Unusual Religious Beliefs, and many more.   She also writes short stories and is a host on the podcast Monster Talk.  In this first half of our conversation with Karen we talk about skepticism.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain we continue our discussion with Steven Novella.  Steven is an American clinical neurologist and assistant professor at Yale University School of Medicine. Novella is best known for his involvement in the skeptical movement. He is also a Fellow of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry and GWUP.  He hosts the podcast ‘The Skeptics Guide to the Universe” as well as his blogs ‘Neurologica’ and ‘Science-Based Medicine”.