No report on an urban legend or a popular belief is ever really truly complete, as there's

always some extra information that filters in.

So today we've got a roundup of extra special tidbits to be added to some of our previous

shows.

Sentient, as always, by you, the listeners.

That's coming up next, UnSkeptoid.

For listening to Skeptoid, I'm Brian Dunning from Skeptoid.com.

Listener Feedback, Monstrous Reversals.

Once again we turn to the mailbag and answer some listener feedback, plus we're also going

to throw in a handful of updates to past episodes.

Shows like this are always a lot of fun because they bring back some episodes you probably

remember and often introduce you to a few that you might have missed, and ideally prompt

you to go back and catch them up.

Today we're talking about the reasoning powers of Sherlock Holmes.

We uncover some original evidence about the Alaska Town, supposedly abandoned due to

big-foot attacks.

We'll see if there really is new information about what happens when the Earth's magnetic

poles reverse.

We'll see how an 1803 Ghost Story changed the law in England.

And finally we'll see if the Police State Conspiracy website Natural News is really as

bad as we think it is.

Spoiler, it's worse.

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