Ross sits down at CSICon 2019 with scientist, professor and author Nathan H. Lents to talk about his latest book Human Errors. Find out why we no longer make our own Vitamin C, why we can't absorb the Vitamin B12 we do make, and what's up with sinuses, childbirth, junk DNA and Intelligent Design.
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Ross and Carrie traipse on down to the Dearly Departed Museum in Los Angeles for a séance with "resident psychic" Jill Marie Morris, a "comedium" whose specialty is talking to the famous and deceased. What will Sal Mineo say about his mysterious death? What happened to Natalie Wood? Who's going to disrupt Carrie and Drew's wedding? And most importantly, what is Lon Chaney's nickname? All these questions asked, if not answered, in this spooooooky Extended Halloween episode!
Ross sits down at CSICon 2019 with David Mikkelson, the creator of Snopes.com, to talk about fact checking, Disney urban legends, waging internet debates and finding reliable information in the post-truth age of fake news and alternative facts
Ross and Carrie try out a family of apps that claim to treat dozens of physical and psychological complaints, using nothing but a pair of earphones and a specially selected sound. They attempt to decrease their respective maladies and increase their IQs with "the universal frequencies" that make up these "brain wave therapies."
Ross and Carrie get ready for bed by slipping into something more comfortable... like adhesive foot pads. Luxuriating in the "detoxifying" remedy, they sleep away their toxins and collect their germy juices in a disgusting stew on the soles of their feet. Then, they examine the ingredients, review the studies, peruse the patent, and look into the history of these mysterious devices. Plus, can they find someone who actually works for one of these obscure companies?
Oh No Ross and Carrie