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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Forum Borealis and Skeptiko: a year of unexpected hope. In Skeptiko episode 650… the landscape of alternative media may have just shifted as a new regime promises freedom of speech, freedom of thought, and an open season on truth. No one is ... more
Graham Dunlop of Grimerica talks about the future of podcasting. In Skeptiko episode 649… more and more normies are being red-pilled every day. Is it time for Alt-Alt media to take a victory lap? In this wide-ranging conversation between vet... more
Dr. Janis Whitlock seeks a deeper understanding of consciousness realms. In Skeptiko episode 648, from near-death experiences to UFO encounters, mounting evidence challenges conventional models of consciousness and reality. Yet rather than a... more
Exoacademian Darren King on the converging consciousness realms. In Skeptiko episode 647… multiple lines of evidence converge to challenge our fundamental understanding of consciousness and reality. This is nothing new. Near-death experience... more
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Alex has always been great, especially appreciate him not giving people like Dr. Janis Whitlock easy questions or letting them just ignore the reality of the situation. His AI only episodes weren’t the best but interviews with people always engaging.
Why does he insist on making us listen to 20 minutes of him arguing with an AI bot? It can be hard enough listening to him argue with his own guests but really Alex, this is too much. I still enjoy the discussions at times but these AI intros are the worst.
I always feel a little smarter and more informed after listening to an episode of Skeptiko
I always feel a little smarter and more informed after listening to an episode of Skeptiko
Appeals to authorities, not really skeptical as he claims. Let’s others think for him.
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Exploring the intersections of science, consciousness, and spirituality, this podcast features thought-provoking discussions with experts across various fields, including psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, and technology. It often addresses controversial topics, such as the implications of artificial intelligence, near-death experiences, and challenges to mainstream scientific thought. Unique in its approach, the host engages with guests who present alternative viewpoints and foster critical thinking on esoteric subjects, making it a compelling choice for listeners interested in deep explorations of life's big questions.
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Recent guests on Skeptiko – Science at the Tipping Point include:
1. Al Borealis
2. Dr. Janis Whitlock
3. Dr. Alex Gomez-Marin
4. Dr. Bernardo Kastrup
5. Howard Storm
6. Dan Tuchin
7. Christof Koch
8. Ben Byford
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