Four men in an Air National Guard helicopter had a terrifying UFO encounter in the skies above Ohio.

The true origin and purpose of Peru's famous Nazca Lines.

We dive into the Skeptoid mailbag to find your best listener feedback.

It turns out that having zero fraud in society is not necessarily a goal that would serve the general good. Why not?

Some say you might have repressed memories that you know nothing about — but that might be discovered and recovered therapeutically. Is this a real thing?

What's really behind CERN's Large Hadron Collider's third planned shutdown?

Once again, we issue your corrections to errors made in previous Skeptoid episodes.

The question of whether torture is ever justified must take a back seat to the more important question: Is it effective at producing useful intelligence?

Is this new technique to move your consciousness into another world anything more than just vivid imagination? Maybe.

Seed oils seem to be the newest food villain. Are they something you truly need to avoid?