Not just another “skeptical” podcast, it’s a show about critical thinking and evidence-based analysis, using science and critical thinking to examine the world around us, from the mysterious and paranormal to the mundane.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSociety & Culture |
Bigfoot prints . . . do they track? So many questions! First, we discuss skeptic offerings at Dragon Con, then muse about Florida wanting to get rid of vaccine mandates for public school and RFK Jr. rolling back access to the COVID-19 shots just as w... more
First, Ben and Celestia discuss the needle-spiking panic fallout, missing kids in Virginia, screw worms, radioactive shrimp and seeing double in Las Vegas. Then our main segment is secret signs and signals! Real or legendary, these signs and markers ... more
First, Ben and Celestia react to the CDC shooting, then Ben looks at some skeptical-leaning responses of ghost hunters to Dan Rivera's death and the Annabelle narrative. Rounding out current events, Celestia has another RFK-adjacent story, this one a... more
This week, we talk about the Blackhawk helicopter crash report, the damage an unfortunate rumor about a college student caused, and the frightening prospect of necessary, useful data being stifled or simply going away. Then, for our main segment, Ben... more
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Very well done. Fascinating subjects.
I’ve learned a lot about folklore, logical fallacies, and investigating supernatural/paranormal claims. The podcast covers a lot of different topics, like ghosts, the chupacabra, psychics, Bigfoot, UFOs, and the hosts discuss certain current events from a skeptical perspective. I enjoy this podcast a lot and I love it when the hosts each bring their area of expertise—investigator, writer, musician, artist—to topics they discuss.
These people pour passion and knowledge into a great finished product
First of all this podcast is somehow erasing reviews that are critical of them. Which you cant just do, so apparently their status exists outside of a “regular podcast”. Disinformation agents. I would say. I will continue to leave bad reviews as long as they continue to poison the well
3 yahooz with degrees from some schools, therefore they are somehow arbiters of the “final word” on any topic they decide falls within parameters of science. Or should i say “Psi-ence” This podcast spends most of its time blurring the lines between authoritative/research-derived conclusions and CNN-like commentary-passed off- as-objective-reality.
These college graduates ,turned game show/podcast hosts, reference Smithsonian museum as though it is a “shrine of truth”. This should tell yo... more
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Focused on critical thinking and evidence-based analysis, the show investigates a wide range of topics, from the mysterious and paranormal to more mundane cultural phenomena. The conversations frequently feature skepticism aimed at popular narratives surrounding folklore, pseudoscience, and urban legends, with analyses of various sensationalized events, historical contexts, and contemporary issues like misinformation and societal panics. Each episode not only tackles specific phenomena but also emphasizes the necessity of intelligence and humor in dissecting claims, making it a unique intersection of education and entertainment for those interested in a deeper understanding of our world.
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Squaring the Strange launched 8 years ago and published 271 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Squaring the Strange include:
1. Matt Crowley
2. Sarah Lohman
3. Kenny Biddle
4. Jeff Wagg
5. Angela Mattke
6. Susan Gerbic
7. Richard Saunders
8. Robert Bartholomew
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