Episode #172

Skeptics with a K

Skeptic Media Limited

Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Science

4.8 • 924 Ratings

🗓️ 5 May 2016

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Red Squirrels, fat wallets, global warming, and chiropractic. Plus energy efficiency, ageing, fighting cows, and New Romantic Alpacas. Forgetting how to use money, it’s Skeptics with a K.

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0:00.0	It is Thursday the 5th of May 2016 and you're listening to Skeptics with a K
0:17.0	the Podcast for Science, Reason and Critical Thinking.
0:20.0	Skeptics with a K is a production of the Mercy Side Skeptic Society, a non-profit
0:23.5	organization for the promotion of scientific skepticism on Merseys around the UK and internationally.
0:28.3	I am your host, Mike Hall with me today is Marsh.
0:30.6	Hello.
0:31.6	And Alice. Hello. So I saw Captain America Civil War. Did you? Okay, how was this?
0:36.8	Yeah, it was good. Good, I'm glad. Is this better than Batman versus Sui-Man?
0:40.4	Is it better than Krimmer versus Krimmer?
0:43.0	That's how to do a versus movie.
0:45.0	Yes, yeah.
0:46.0	You know, go, so basically any listeners who happen to do
0:49.0	Warner Brothers executives,
0:50.0	go and see Captain America, that's how you do a versus Kramer.
0:54.0	Oh, I quite mean Kramer versus Kramer.
0:55.0	That's a film where, you know Kramer in Seinfeld, he gets, he finds his evil twin,
1:01.0	and then they have to fight and battle out.
1:03.0	Don't lie to Alice.
1:05.0	But like a dick is one of the joys I get in my life.
1:09.0	Such a dick.
1:10.0	What about you, Kowsh?
1:11.0	What have you been doing?
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