Science often wanders deep into religious territory. This week, we discuss claims that the entire universe is alive and that Jesus was a first-century […]

Government agencies around the world are planning for earthshaking catastrophes as an asteroid impact, the zombie apocalypse, and even how to kill giant monsters […]

That’s how renowned French microbiologist Didier Raoult described last year’s Oxford University trial of hydroxychloroquine as a therapy for COVID-19. Among other problems, the […]

We discuss the mysterious Toynbee tiles, social engineering, and the influence of the Tavistock Institute in shaping public opinion (and thus behavior) in Britain […]

We peer into the future to see what’s coming at us: Self-driving electric vehicles, social media running our lives, and the emergence of “spiritual […]

[Originally broadcast April 17, 2020] We discuss season 3 of the HBO series Westworld and compare its take on a technocratic dystopia with the […]

With mainstream consensus finally admitting that SARS-2 probably escaped from a Chinese lab, we revisit a program originally broadcast on January 31, 2020, the […]

Innovation in science and technology isn’t evil, but it’s a powerful lure that draws humanity back to the false promise of the serpent in […]

What started as a review of the biggest changes in science and tech over the last decade morphed into a discussion of how mobile […]

[Originally broadcast April 29, 2016] Volcanoes, earthquakes, Planet X and The X-Men are part of our discussion today. Why does the media keep recycling the story […]