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Abhijit Chanda hosts The Rationable Podcast, a science show with 63 episodes published.
In this enlightening episode of Rationable Conversations, we are joined by Dr Kevin Folta a molecular bio logist and passionate advocate for science communication. The discussion covers a wide range of topics
Rohin Francis from @MedlifeCrisis joins us to talk about the differences, both good and bad, between the medical systems of the US, India and the UK. If you've wondered about the strengths and weaknesses of t
In this milestone episode of Rationable Conversations, we are joined by Dr. Supriya Malik, the executive director of the Canadian Autism Network and a developmental psychologist with 18 years of experience. Dr. Malik dis
In this episode, we sit down with Evan Bernstein from the Skeptics Guide to the Universe. Evan shares his journey into skepticism, the impact of the Skeptics Guide, and his personal background, including his religious up
Cara Santa Maria joins us for an riveting conversation on the science and pseudoscience of mental health and therapy in the context of the book she and Stephen Hupp recently compiled and edited called Pseudoscience in Th
Dr Jonathan Stea is a clinical psychologist in Alberta, Canada, and has recently written a book called Mind the Science. We talk about how the wellness industry and its many pseudoscientific practices are exploiting your
Anand from Pale Blue Thoughts joins me to discuss the origins of astrology and its application in Nadi/Nari patra astrology in India. Sounds intriguing? Anand will astound you with his insights in this video. Questions,
Jansher Singh, otherwise known as The Indic Atheist talks about his journey into atheism and his perspectives on Indian religion and politics. Go subscribe to his channel here: @theindicrealist and find him o
Adrienne has been quite an active member of the skeptics community in the US and Canada and is an advocate for awareness of Tourette's Syndrome, especially for teachers. Intro and outro music: Heat by Distill: https://yo
UFOs, or rather, UAPs, have been in the news a lot lately, mostly thanks to the US Congress discussing the matter with three ex-military people who claim they have evidence for non-terrestrial spacecrafts. In other words
Recently, Dave Farina of @ProfessorDaveExplains had a debate with James Tour about the origin of life and, according to most scientists in the field, he destroys James Tour's position that we have no proof th
What do all the letters of LGBTQIA+ stand for? Are there only two genders or a spectrum? Is being transgender a real thing? What are the pronouns we should use? Should we use the pronouns at all? Is being queer natural?
Trick or Treatment by Simon Singh and Edzard Ernst: https://amzn.to/2GeVEjW Contact Edzard: https://twitter.com/EdzardErnst My interview with Thomas Westbrook ( @HolyKoolaid ): https://youtu.be/jTV_p5Js6hc Qu
One of the most deceptive, malicious and manipulative practices in the modern world is faith healing. Faith healers all over the world prey on the vulnerable using fear and faith to suck away their life savings and, in e
Do you have any enquiries, recommendations, or simply wish to connect with me? Find me on Instagram and Twitter @berationable. Join the conversation on the Rationable Conversations Facebook group. Contact me at abhijit@b
Kyle Polich, from the podcast Data Skeptic, talks about the rise of Large Language Models (LLMs), what they do and what the future of AI seems to be. Thank you so much for listening to The Rationable Podcast. If you like
This time, I'm interviewing Sanal Edamaruku, one of the big guys in the Indian rationalist movement. He is the founder and president of Rationalists International and President of the Indian Rationalist Association. He h
Krish Ashok has dedicated a lot of his spare time to understanding the science behind the foods we eat, in general as humans, and specifically as Indians. In this interview, he shares mind-blowing facts and busts many my
Now, I started my journey into atheism back around 2010. When I first started identifying as an atheist, the first podcast I started listening to was The Thinking Atheist created by Seth Andrews. His soothing voice, frie
Rob Palmer, Columnist and Skeptical Activist, joins us again on behalf of Recovering from Religion, or RFR for short. RFR helps those doubting their religious beliefs to come to terms with it and take action to maintain
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