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Skeptics with a K

Episode #349

Skeptics with a K

Skeptic Media Limited

Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Science

4.8924 Ratings

🗓️ 2 March 2023

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Marsh looks at the Telegram furore around 15-Minute Cities and Alice investigates the practitioners of Kambo therapy, a folk medicine derived from tree-frog secretions. Meanwhile, Mike takes a last-minute trip to the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Mixed and edited by Morgan Clarke.

Transcript

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0:00.0

It is a

0:18.0

Thursday the 2nd of March 2023 and you're listening to Skeptics with a K the podcast for science reason and critical thinking.

0:21.0

Skeptics with a K is a production of the Merseys Skeptic Society,

0:24.7

a non-profit organization for the promotion of scientific skepticism on Merseys

0:28.8

around the UK and internationally. I am your host Mike Hall. with me today is Marsh.

0:33.2

Hello?

0:34.2

And Alice.

0:35.2

Hello.

0:36.2

So I've been listening a lot recently to philosophers in space.

0:40.2

Okay.

0:41.2

I've been listening to that show, been listening to that show a lot.

0:43.2

Have you been looking for to shake up your podcast listens of like you?

0:47.2

An unexpected gap arrived in your podcast.

0:49.2

A massive gap suddenly arose in my podcasting schedule and so I've been listening to a lot of philosophers

0:53.9

and space I listen to barely any skeptical podcasts anyway yeah it's not great

0:58.6

loss to you it's fine and so in an episode from a long time ago because I've you know I've heard all the recent

1:06.0

ones for the last year or two for as basically for as long as I've been routinely listening

1:09.7

to the show but I've gone right right back to episode one and started really listening to the stuff through that.

1:14.8

And at one point in that show, Aaron mentioned that he really wanted to direct his own version of The

1:20.2

Tempest.

1:21.2

Okay, yeah.

1:22.2

Where in his version of the Tempest he was going to play Prospero as the out and out villain of the story.

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