Skeptoid

Most election methods are fundamentally broken, but can be fixed with any of a number of tweaks.

The claim that someone else wrote Shakespeare's works is popular, but virtually indefensible.

Why it's impossible for a wooden vessel the size of Noah's Ark to be seaworthy.

Both brainwashing and its opposite, deprogramming, are equally mythological.

Skeptoid answers another round of questions sent in by students all around the world.

The story of a living beast in Scotland's Glamis Castle may have a nugget of truth.

There are lots of reasons to move away from fossil fuels, but the supposed hazards of fracking just aren't among them.

Another batch of listener emails answered and dissected. And served.

Demonizing radio transmitters as carcinogenic is popular, but is not supported by any reasonable science.

We are not alone in the galaxy. Here's why that doesn't mean we've been visited by anyone.