In Episode 20, Tom discusses his disappointment with Assassins Creed and Evan ponders his new haircut choice. For the news headlines John discusses Neuralink's monkey brain pong, Tom examines the updated CDC mask guidelines and Evan investigates smell training.

Welcome to Episode 19 where we talk blood personalities, blood clots and vaccines. The guys try to decipher John's blood group based on his personality while in the headlines Evan discusses new findings in relation to Neanderthals.

On this episode Evan and Tom talk coronavirus, concussion and blood products of the future.

Join the guys as Evan discusses getting his first vaccine dose and his urge to buy Microsoft products, Tom's hope to start LSD micro-dosing takes a step forward and John rejoins to relive the perseverance rover landing on Mars.

Join us on Episode 15 where are joined by animal cognition researcher Dr Jim McGetrick. Jim is a Postdoctoral scientist, specialising in animal behaviour and higher cognition, primarily in dogs.

On Episode 14 of the Sceptically Inclined Science Podcast the guys discuss an unorthodox method of swabbing for Covid-19 and they try out a new segment where they discuss David Attenborough, the "nature guy".

On Episode 13 of the Sceptically Inclined Science Podcast, the lads discuss Netherlands under curfew, moving away from WhatsApp and Michelle Obama becoming a Jedi.

On Episode 12 of the Sceptically Inclined Science Podcast the guys welcome you to the new year by talking about all things vaccine-related. Tom discusses recent anaphylactic reactions in some vaccine recipients and the molecular mechanisms of how the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines work.

Evan examines vaccine trials, how they were carried out for the vaccines developed for SARS-COV-2 and casts his sceptical eye on the recent Pfizer/BioNTech data that had been released.

Join Sceptically Inclined Science for the last episode before Christmas break. The guys discuss their headlines: a new animal model for Covid-19 and targeting the subconscious in reducing post-operative pain.

In their main stories Evan investigates a Danish study of face masks and the politicisation of science in a Covid-19 era while Tom discusses mitochondrial diseases and the 'three parent baby'. 

All topped off with discussion, humour and some reflection on the year.