Episode 28 of our satirical comedy podcast unites three of the show favourites.

Your host is Andy Wilson (@InKredulosi) of the Merseyside Skeptics Society and director and co-organiser of QED conference. Appearing this time are:

• Brian Thompson of amateurscientist.org where he hosts a number of excellent podcasts. Brian is also a writer for the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in Los Angeles @Amsci
• Dr*T, somewhat anonymous skeptic who seems to pop up on all your favourite podcasts. He has a badly maintained and rarely updated blog called Thinking Is Dangerous.  @Dr_star_T
• George Hrab, enigmatic and shaven host of the Geologic Podcast and many other wonderful achievements. @GeorgeHrab

As ever thanks for your patience with the episodes and for listening.

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Bumper episode! (Because our timekeeping is dreadful.)  Featuring dowsing, death and disabilities.  Plus kids, blindfolds, chewing gum, McDonalds and Jehovah’s Witnesses.  Searching for explanations we may never find, it’s Skeptics with a K.

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Episode 27 of our satirical comedy podcast is an antipodean special.

Your host is Andy Wilson (@InKredulosi) of the Merseyside Skeptics Society and director and co-organiser of QED conference.

Appearing this time are:

• Adam Reakes of the Herd Mentality Podcast (@AdamReakes)
• Andrew Skegg, regular guest on various podcasts and consummate atheist tweeter (@Askegg)
• Jake Farr-Wharton. Host of the Imaginary Friends Show podcast and author of Letters to Christian Leaders – Hollow Be Thy Claims (@JakeFarrWharton)

As ever thanks for your patience with the episodes and for listening.

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Gummy bears, stem cells, superfood and parkour. Plus smokers, commemorative mugs, lip balm and milkshake. Permeating the lipid bilayer, it’s Skeptics with a K.

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In this month’s episode we’re joined by psychic Rafael Dellal. Rafael, a clairvoyant and medium, spoke to us about his work, the tools used by mediums, how to spot a real medium from a fake medium and the ethics of psychic readings.

Regular listeners will note that Hayley Stevens is no longer involved with Be Reasonable – Hayley has left the show, having decided to take a break from podcasting completely. We thank Hayley for all the excellent work she’s done with the show and wish her all the best. Marsh will be taking the show forward alone.

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Godless babies, topical caffeine, aluminium discs and software for your brain. Plus the old bait-and-switch, Radiohead and reset buttons. As they mend the road behind us, it’s Skeptics with a K.

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Featuring biscuits, stem cells, tempting your ex and maps of New York. Plus acid, fraud, computer generated planes and fluorescence. Masturbating the hypothalamus, it’s Skeptics with a K.

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This month, we chat to Richard Freeman.  Richard is the zoological director of the Centre for Fortean Zoology. He talks to Hayley and Marsh about cryptozoology and why he thinks there’s much more to monsters than just Nessie and Bigfoot…

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It’s election day! With immigrants, Europe, fishermen and pensioners. Plus grumpy brown mice, Omega Energies, ticklish rats and an elderly Turkish woman. Licensed to cull, it’s a bumper episode of Skeptics with a K.

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Psychics, Kenyan fisherman, gynosomes and nutritious seminal fluid.  Plus, a lot of talk about penises. Really, an awful lot. At least half of the show.

Playing it with a straight bat, it’s Skeptics with a K.

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Update: An extended excerpt from Marsh’s piece can now be found on the Guardian website.

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