Where did the rabbit go?
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Where did the rabbit go?
I am Marco, and in this podcast, every episode we will go down a different rabbit hole, where explore a trend or claim on social media, or a story from the news, through the lens of skeptic, evidence-based critical thinking.
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#88 - What is the story of Daylight Savings Time?
After over 6 months, the show is back!!! Next week, you will learn about the reasons. This week, enjoy the comeback show with 3 segments. A personal a...
#85 - Would you like some good news?
No special topic this week, let's just listen to some items of good news to improve or day.
Couples tend to prefer smaller wedding...
#84 - How do you go from anti-vaxx to pro-vaxx? (with Laci Bean)
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#83 - What news caught my attention this week? About schools, a flat-Earther, Mars, schools, and an airport musician.
What do tech savvy teens, an airport musician, schools, Mars, and a flat-Earther have in common? They are all featured in this episode with multiple m...
#82 - When should we re-open schools?
This week we´re asking the big question. Is right now the right moment to re-open schools?
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#81 - What is the story behind the law of attraction?
This week we are going to look at a pseudo science that has become quite popular: the law of attraction.
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#80 - What are common misconceptions about evolution?
This week let us explore what evolution denialists usually get wrong about the topic.
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#79 - What can we do about climate change?
This week we're covering the basics about climate change and what could possibly be done about it.
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#78 - How can you recognize a pyramid scheme?
This week I am sharing a personal anecdote about pyramid schemes, followed by the red flags you should be watching out for.
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#77 - What is it like to live without religion?
This week is, after a while, another very personal episode. I'm giving you an insight about what it's like to live free from religion.
#76 - What are some common myths about our brain?
This week let's analyze some very commonly believed myths about the brain, and what is actually true.
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#75 - How do Germans elect their government?
This week you get to learn about the German election system, which has some interesting details to it.
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#74 - Why and how can your brain fool you?
This week's episode goes back to the roots, some good, basic skepticism. We're learning about some ways that our brain will fool us. These are the top...
#73 - What is Juneteenth about? / Is Barbara de Regil getting cancelled?
This week, on June 19th, is Juneteenth, a historic date that we should all know about.
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#72 - What is cancel culture? Is Walmart banning plastic bags? Why are we returning to Venus?
First, we'll look at cancel culture, after that we examine the claim it Walmart is banning plastic bags, and finally there are exciting news about Ven...
#71 - Why rabbits?
This week we're taking a look at why rabbits are fascinating animals.
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#70 - How do rule changes have an impact on sports?
This week we're looking at some rule changes in some of the most popular sports.
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#69 - What are common superstitions that people hold?
This week we're taking a look at popular superstitions.
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#68 - What happened with that Chinese satellite?
This week we're taking a quick look at what just happened with that Chinese satellite debris that fell into the ocean. Is this normal? Will this happe...
#67 - What is homeopathy?
This week you're getting a quick summary about the basics of homeopathy.
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#66 - How do tidal forces affect the Earth and Moon?
This week you are going to learn all there is to know about the fascinating topic of tidal forces, and you get to play another interesting edition of...
#65 - What is your Myers Briggs personality type?
This week I am taking the Myers Briggs personality test, live on the show, and share my thoughts about it.
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#64 - What it is like to build your own Formula 1 car?
This week, I am talking to two young engineering students, who are part of a very exciting motorsports project.
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#63 - What are your most common cognitive biases?
This week you get a classic episode, with great items for your critical thinking tool bag. Learn about the most common cognitive biases, and be aware...
#62 - What is April Fool's Day about?
This week we're taking a look at the common practice of playing pranks on the first day of April.
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#61 - How can you make your own podcast?
This week, you are getting a little insight into what is needed to make your own podcast. It is really easy and you can do it in very little time.
#60 - Why are so many people afraid of vaccines?
In this episode I am trying to get to the bottom of the question why so many people are dismissing the overwhelming evidence in favor of vaccines.
#59 - The big one year anniversary show
To celebrate the one year anniversary, I invited some podcaster from the CO-OP: Angelica from the podcast "A little bit of everything with me", Ken fr...
#58 - What was it like to leave the Mormon church? (with Natalie Armstrong)
This week bring you the second part of my interview with Natalie Armstrong. In this part, she shares how she left the Mormon church, and how her famil...
#57 - What is it like to grow up in the Mormon church? (with Natalie Armstrong)
This week brings you part 1 of 2 of my conversation with Natalie Armstrong, who went through the process of being raised in the Mormon church, and lea...
#56 - Why are we suddenly so interested in Mars?
This week is dedicated to the missions that are just arriving to the red planet. Why are there suddenly three missions, all arriving at the same time?...
#55 - Where do these beliefs about school come from?
This week we are going to look at three features of education, that everyone just takes for granted, but that really should be questioned: homework, l...
#54 - What is it like to find out that you are not neurotypical?
This week's rabbit hole is very special and dear to me, because it's my very personal journey, how I found out that I had adult ADHD, previously undia...
#53 - What is cherrypicking and what is the harm about it?
This week I really went down a rabbit hole. I got into a discussion with strangers on Facebook. I normally don't do this, but this time I was curious...
#52 - What is it like to move to another country?
This week's rabbit hole is kind of personal, and it is just scratching the surface. Let's tackle some of the big challenges when moving to another cou...
#51 - What must we learn from the events at the Capitol?
This week I decided to talk about the "elephant in the room". What happened on January 6th at the Capitol, how did it come that far, and what lessons...
#50 - What is so special about New Year's Day?
Happy new year! This week I want to know if there is any special significance to the date of January 1st. And I challenge you to the first "Find the F...
Special #3 - Reconnecting with my students
In the first year of the podcast I had a few conversations with former students. To show my appreciation for them, I put together this special episode...