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Slash radio for hello

He's Robin ins and he's Brian Cox and this is infinite monkey cage today

I'm going to test my psychic abilities with this audience here

Now did anyone in the audience know anyone who owned a hat?

Excellent, so there we are that's proved already that I have an uncanny ability to commune with the dead

Or at least make loose statements that are easily applicable to many different people. It's a gift

We're actually going to be looking at science and the supernatural

We aim to list every paranormal phenomenon that has occurred throughout all of human history that cannot be explained by science

Good night

But why do at least three out of four living people have a belief in the supernatural and that figure goes through the roof when you ask dead people

Thank you, and that was more effective than I imagined

To help us flesh out the answer beyond the negative we have a panel of experts are the nearest available equivalents

Our first guest to spend the last year terrifying audiences in his hit play ghost stories

He's also fought zombies and lost in Charlie Brooker's dead set and devised tricks for Darren Brown

He's an all-rounder. Well say all-rounder all-rounder on a sphere made of zombies Russian roulette and parapsychology

In fact, he's terrible at typing and not particularly impressed with volleyball

But nevertheless, it's Andy Neiman next guest started as a young magician and remains obsessed by the nature of illusion and people's fascination with the paranormal

As a psychologist and author he has asked many important questions like how can we find happiness?

Why does the human mind appear to trick itself? And is that a duck? Is professor Richard Weisman?

And our final guest is a neuroscientist at the University of Bristol and author of super sense why we believe in the unbelievable

His next book will investigate if free will is an illusion my anyone would choose to write about that

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