
A podcast for scientific, skeptical, secular, rational and humanistic inquiry. They've got answers? We've got questions.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & CultureScience | |||

After years of research, David Fitzgerald has come to a surprising conclusion: that all the main characters in the world's major religions are entirely the product of human imagination. While many have long doubted the supernatural feats that religio... more
All life on earth ultimately depends on energy and how it flows between biological and geochemical systems on the planet. Katherine Richardson and her team identified nine boundaries which need to be respected if our planet is to remain conducive to ... more
Lizzie Wade is the author of APOCALYPSE: How Catastrophe Transformed Our World and Can Forge New Futures. She is a science writer focusing on archaeology and anthropology, a contributing correspondent for Science, and her work has also appeared in Wi... more
Leslie spoke about CFIC for a few minutes at the 2026 WeCanReason conference in early May. The brief talk wasn't recorded but seemed to resonate with many attendees, so today's bonus episode is Leslie recreating the speech for Podcast for Inquiry sub... more
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The show features thoughtful discussions on science, skepticism, secularism, and humanism, often pairing researchers, ethicists, journalists, and authors with probing questions about evidence, reasoning, and social issues. Topics frequently span medical science, critical thinking, governance, civil liberties, and ethical dilemmas in technology, health, and public policy. A standout aspect is the breadth of guests—from physicians and scientists to historians and activists—bound by a commitment to rational inquiry and constructive dialogue. Listeners can expect rigorous yet accessible conversations that challenge assumptions while inviting practical takeaways for workplaces, policy, and everyday thinking.
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Recent guests on The Podcast For Inquiry include:
1. Lizzie Wade
2. Caroline Brookfield
3. Christopher Labos
4. Richard Carrier
5. Linda Silver Dranoff
6. Michel Virard
7. Najla Mohamed-Lamin
8. Dr. Jackie Nemni
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