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Brian Eggo is certainly bo no stranger to this podcast. Relentless in his quest to spread the skeptical world, he is known as the main force behind the Glasgow Skeptics, one of the great people behind Skeptics in the Pub - Onlin and a frequent speaker and guest on several podcasts. This week we interview him about the time when the big C came to his family and he decided to find out what the internet would have to recommend someone in his position. While a lot of the advice he got was likely given in good faith, it was nevertheless pretty bad. Hear him tell all about everything from totally ineffective "cures" like homeopathy to downright dangerous modalities like black salve and MMS.
Enjoy! (if that's the word)
Segments:
0:00:26 INTRO
0:00:49 GREETINGS
0:02:19 INTERVIEW
0:46:02 FAREWELL
0:47:03 OUTRO
0:48:03 OUT-TAKES
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Brian Eggo is certainly bo no stranger to this podcast. Relentless in his quest to spread the skeptical world, he is known as the main force behind the Glasgow Skeptics, one of the great people behind Skeptics in the Pub - Onlin and a frequent speaker and guest on several podcasts. This week we interview him about the time when the big C came to his family and he decided to find out what the internet would have to recommend someone in his position. While a lot of the advice he got was likely given in good faith, it was nevertheless pretty bad. Hear him tell all about everything from totally ineffective "cures" like homeopathy to downright dangerous modalities like black salve and MMS.
Enjoy! (if that's the word)
Segments:
0:00:26 INTRO
0:00:49 GREETINGS
0:02:19 INTERVIEW
0:46:02 FAREWELL
0:47:03 OUTRO
0:48:03 OUT-TAKES
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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