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Skeptical Inquirer Audio Edition

Skeptical Inquirer Audio Edition brings the insightful articles from Skeptical Inquirer magazine directly to your ears. Covering topics in science, skepticism, and critical thinking, each episode features narrated versions of our most thought-provoking content. Perfect for those on the go, SI Audio Edition allows you to stay informed and inspired wherever you are. Support our work and subscribe to the print magazine at skepticalinquirer.org Skeptical Inquirer Audio Edition is produced at the Center for Inquiry in Amherst, NY.

info_outline Pickle Juice: Cramping Cure or Congruence Bias? by Nick Tiller 11/19/2025
info_outline Explaining Aligned Alien Abductions by Benjamin Radford 11/14/2025
info_outline Count Dante, Dim Mak, and the Kung Fu Death Touch by Peter Huston 11/12/2025
info_outline Weird Things Some Scientific Skeptics Say about Science by Charles G.M. Paxton 11/10/2025
info_outline How Wicked Reflects Real-World Intersections between Belief and Skepticism by Malorie Mackey and Michael Maldonado 11/07/2025
info_outline How Stranger Things Mirrors Real-World Paranormal Stories by Daniel A. Reed 11/05/2025
info_outline From Food Dyes to Vaccines: Fear of Chemicals Endangers Us All by Andrea Love 11/03/2025
info_outline AI Will Meet You in the Breakroom in a Blue Blazer and Red Tie by Robyn E. Blumner 10/31/2025
info_outline A Primer on the Placebo Effect’s Evil Twin by William Matthew London 10/29/2025
info_outline The Supernatural Stories That Mirror Our Realities by Stephen Hupp 10/27/2025
info_outline When Nature Isn’t a Gift: A Biologist’s Take on the Serviceberry by Andrew A. Davinack 10/22/2025
info_outline The Truth about Tyler Henry’s Reading of Moby by Susan Gerbic 10/15/2025
info_outline Childproofing the Internet by Wendy M. Grossman 10/08/2025
info_outline The Problem with Inadequately Reviewed Fringe Science by Mark Boslough 10/01/2025
info_outline Turning a Miss Into a Hit by Susan Gerbic 09/24/2025
info_outline The Case of the Vegetable Man of West Virginia by Daniel A. Reed 09/17/2025
info_outline Imagine Pandas by Craig A. Foster & Kelsey M. McGinn 09/12/2025
info_outline Barry Karr Is Retiring—and That Is Not a Hoax by Robyn E. Blumner 09/10/2025
info_outline Barry Karr Strengthened the Skeptical Community by Bringing People Together by Stephen Hupp 09/08/2025
info_outline From ‘Tractors’ to Cell Therapy Clinics: Unproven Medical Procedures by Curtis E. Margo 09/03/2025
info_outline Boiled Frogs and Chained Dogs: Habituation Myths by Benjamin Radford 09/01/2025
info_outline Is ‘Extraordinary Evidence’ Unreasonable? by Mick West 08/27/2025
info_outline NIH Funding Cuts Hurt Basic Research and Patients by Dan Wilson 08/25/2025
info_outline We Must Stand Up for Science by Bill Nye 08/22/2025
info_outline Science Saves Lives, but Science Is under Attack by Stephen Hupp 08/20/2025
info_outline A Closer Look at the Gambler’s Fallacy and the Hot Hand by Stuart Vyse 08/13/2025
info_outline Houdini’s Lost Manuscript Discovered by Michelle E. Ainsworth 08/06/2025
info_outline Consumer Magazines and the Fine Art of Pseudo-Skepticism by Nick Tiller 07/30/2025
info_outline The ‘Direct Experience Fallacy’ in Psychedelics Research: Evaluating Ketamine and MDMA by Peter Barglow 07/23/2025
info_outline Same Science, Different Reactions: Genetic Engineering in Medicine and Food by Andrea Love 07/16/2025
 
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