People who steal stuff from important sites often default to superstitions when they experience subsequent bad luck.

Sheila Denton has finally been exonerated after having been convicted of murder based on bite mark evidence, and spending 15 years in prison.

Share whenever you can. Sometimes it’s worth it.

The last day of location shooting for Alien Echoes is in the can!

Does a huge, hairy, ape-like creature roam the swamps of Louisiana?

Their place of birth has been moved — even if the stones themselves have not.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp claims a U.S. general asked the company for an “alien anti-gravity machine,” fueling UFO and UAP questions.

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Aha! Does Betteridge’s Law of Headlines apply here as well? Maaaaaybe...

Four men in an Air National Guard helicopter had a terrifying UFO encounter in the skies above Ohio.

YouTube video by PBS NewsHour

How exactly did the world’s most beloved science communicator get hooked up with the world’s most ruthless charlatan buster?

And maybe you don’t. The latest bullshit grift to sell worthless supplements to the unfortunate (especially the elderly).

Skeptoid event on December 6, 2026

Skeptoid event on December 6, 2026

Another flyaway week for Alien Echoes film production is now wrapped. Here’s what happened.

​As many of you are undoubtedly aware, David Grusch made some rather bizarre claims on the Dr. Phil podcast this week, and one of the wildest was the allegation that Dick Cheney ran a space alien...

In mid-2021, the world was in the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the US was gripped in a battle of disinformation.

What luck! The Internet says we were supposed to.

Who wants a creepy ghost for a roommate? Not very many people, it turns out — especially in Japan.

What's the difference between evidence that is claimed to exist but never shown, and no evidence at all?

The award-winning sci-fi author has many thoughts about alien visitation...

Does a simple statistical analysis really show that humanity is near the end of its existence? It's not quite so simple.

Once again, we issue your corrections to errors made in previous Skeptoid episodes.

RFK Jr's advisory panel of profoundly conflicted supplement sellers are recommending that you buy their supplements. Shocker!

I place this high on the list of "Things we shouldn't even have to say."

What do blood testing, cold fusion, Uri Geller, and the space shuttle Challenger have in common?