Why You're Wrong

History has not been kind to a few people, and this is why you're wrong to think less of them. Looking at Christopher Columbus, indians selling Manhattan, Neville Chamberlain, and the Kitty Genovese witnesses.

Back with more common words and expressions that people frequently get wrong, now including hyper-corrections!

What the pay gap between men and women really means, what the Drake equation is for, and why we're proportionally much stronger than an ant. Stats!

What's in common with evolution and the economy? Find out why you're wrong about what both systems are geared towards producing. PLATINUM CLUB MEMBERS: bonus WWII rant from Tim!

A roundup of a few laws that don't work the way they're commonly portrayed: entrapment, double jeopardy, and libel and slander.

Like our Bumper Sticker Fallacies episode, this one is devoted specifically to the fallacies committed by alternative medicine. You can trust us on this one, we have the degrees to prove it.

A year has passed, and despite our proclamation in the first episode that we aren't experts in anything, that isn't strictly true. This episode we get a bit self-indulgent and let you know why you're wrong about photography and buying a car.

Why we spend and worry a bit too much on three things that all start with H. Well, the kids one is a bit of a stretch but it really helps tie the title together.

Back with more common words and expressions that people frequently get wrong.

Running counter to our own beliefs, we look at bad arguments for and against the eating of meat. And boy, are there some bad ones.