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New York City Skeptics is an all-volunteer, not-for-profit corporation founded in 2007. We are currently in the process of acquiring 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. Our goals include the following: * Promote critical thinking, skeptical inquiry, and science education among the general public. * Act as a resource to the media and the general public regarding pseudoscientific and paranormal claims. ...read more

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Rationally Speaking #1 - Why be rational?
Rationally Speaking #4 - The Great Atheist Debate Over the Limits of Science
Rationally Speaking #8 - The Anthropic Principle
Rationally Speaking #9 - When Smart People Endorse Pseudoscience
Rationally Speaking #2 - Love, a Skeptical Inquiry
Rationally Speaking #10 - Nonsense on Stilts
Rationally Speaking #6 - Fluffy Thinking
Rationally Speaking #5 - Neil deGrasse Tyson and the Need for a Space Program
Rationally Speaking #18 - Evolutionary Psychology
Rationally Speaking #17 - Transhumanism
Rationally Speaking #11 - Guest Eugenie Scott on the Status of the Creationism and ID Wars
Rationally Speaking #7 - Peter Woit discusses whether string theory is “not even wrong”
Rationally Speaking #3 - Can History Be a Science?
Rationally Speaking #31 - Vegetarianism
Rationally Speaking #24 - Memetics!
Rationally Speaking #15 - Q&A With Massimo and Julia
Rationally Speaking #19 - Brendan Nyhan on False Beliefs that Refuse to Die
Rationally Speaking #22 - Steven Novella on Lies, Damned Lies, and Medical Science
Rationally Speaking #55 - Spirituality
Rationally Speaking #28 - Live! How To Tell Science From Bunk
Rationally Speaking #25 - Q&A With Massimo and Julia
Rationally Speaking #12 - What About Thought Experiments?
Rationally Speaking #54 - The 'isms' Episode
Rationally Speaking #21 - Joshua Knobe on Experimental Philosophy
Rationally Speaking #13 - Superstition, Is It Good For You?
Rationally Speaking #14 - Jennifer Michael Hecht on Science, Religion, Happiness, and Other Myths
Rationally Speaking #35 - What is Philosophy of Science Good for?
Rationally Speaking #23 - Carol Tavris on Everybody Making Mistakes, Except Us...
Rationally Speaking #43 - Women in Skepticism
Rationally Speaking #20 - Q&A With Massimo and Julia
Rationally Speaking #58 - Intuition
Rationally Speaking #57 - Peer Review
Rationally Speaking #61 - Willpower
Rationally Speaking #72 - Graham Priest on Paradoxes and Paraconsistent Logic
Rationally Speaking #49 - Eugenie C. Scott on Denialism of Climate Change and Evolution
Rationally Speaking #84 - Stephen Asma On the Myth of Universal Love
Rationally Speaking #82 - It's Not Easy Being Green
Rationally Speaking #47 - SETI
Rationally Speaking #64 - Jesse Prinz on Looking Beyond Human Nature
Rationally Speaking #63 - Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge
Rationally Speaking #66 - Matthew Hutson on The 7 Laws of Magical Thinking
Rationally Speaking #34 - Celebrities and the Damage They Can Do
Rationally Speaking #16 - Defrerring to Experts
Rationally Speaking #32 - Value-free Science?
Rationally Speaking #60 - Q&A With Massimo and Julia
Rationally Speaking #69 - James Ladyman on Metaphysics
Rationally Speaking #62 - Patricia Churchland on What Neuroscience Tells Us About Morality
Rationally Speaking #36 - Why Should We Care About Teaching the Humanities?
Rationally Speaking #65 - Philosophical Shock Tactics
Rationally Speaking #30 - Cordelia Fine on Delusions of Gender
Rationally Speaking #42 - On the Limits of Reason
Rationally Speaking #46 - The Varieties of Skepticism
Rationally Speaking #26 - Is Anthropology Still a Science?
Rationally Speaking #70 - Graham Priest on Buddhism and Other Asian Philosophies
Rationally Speaking #71 - On Science Fiction and Philosophy
Rationally Speaking #67 - Freudianism as Pseudoscience, With Assorted Comments on Masturbation and Castration...
Rationally Speaking #51 - Joseph Heath on Economics Without Illusions
Rationally Speaking #103 - Neil deGrasse Tyson on Why He Doesn't Call Himself an Atheist
Rationally Speaking #80 - Dear Abby
Rationally Speaking #77 - Victoria Pitts-Taylor on Feminism and Science
Rationally Speaking #97 - Peter Singer on Being a Utilitarian in the Real World
Rationally Speaking #68 - Applied Rationality
Rationally Speaking #29 - Q&A Live!
Rationally Speaking #39 - The Science and Philosophy of Free Will
Rationally Speaking #52 - Donald Prothero on the Holocaust-Deniers' Playbook
Rationally Speaking #27 - The Perihelinox Episode, With Historian Timothy Alborn on Anniversaries
Rationally Speaking #89 - Online Dating
Rationally Speaking #94 - Maarten Boudry on Philosophy of Pseudoscience: Reconsidering the Demarcation Problem
Rationally Speaking #50 - Neurobabble
Rationally Speaking #85 - Live From NECSS With Michael Shermer On the Role of Science in Morality
Rationally Speaking #74 - Live! John Shook on Philosophy of Religion
Rationally Speaking #75 - When Scientists Kill
Rationally Speaking #37 - The Science and Philosophy of Happiness
Rationally Speaking #56 - Howard Schneider on Science News Literacy
Rationally Speaking #112 - Race: Just a Social Construct?
Rationally Speaking #108 - Suicide
Rationally Speaking #98 - Jerome Wakefield on Psychiatric Diagnoses: Science or Pseudoscience?
Rationally Speaking #91 - Kendrick Frazier On Skeptical Inquiry
Rationally Speaking #53 - Parapsychology
Rationally Speaking #33 - Live at NECSS: New Dilemmas in Bioethics
Rationally Speaking #78 - Intelligence and Personality Testing
Rationally Speaking #88 - Mario Livio on Brilliant Blunders
Rationally Speaking #81 - Live! Ben Goldacre on Bad Pharma
Rationally Speaking #76 - Crowdsourcing and the Wisdom of Crowds
Rationally Speaking #92 - Dr. Paul Offit On Believing in Magic
Rationally Speaking #87 - Sean Carroll on Naturalism
Rationally Speaking #44 - Fluff that Works
Rationally Speaking #48 - Philosophical Counseling
Rationally Speaking #45 - Rebecca Newberger Goldstein on Spinoza, Göedl, and Theories of Everything
Rationally Speaking #107 - MOOCs
Rationally Speaking #90 - On Wine, Water, and Audio
Rationally Speaking #41 - Robert Zaretsky on Rousseau, Hume, and the Limits of Human Understanding
Rationally Speaking #106 - Live From NECSS With Lawrence Krauss
Rationally Speaking #93 - Dr. Michael E. Mann On The Science Of Climate Change
Rationally Speaking #59 - Live at NECSS: David Kyle Johnson on the Simulation Argument
Rationally Speaking #86 - Live From NECSS With Jim Holt On Why Does the World Exist?
Rationally Speaking #79 - Chris Mooney on The Republican War on Science
Rationally Speaking #120 - Nihilism
Rationally Speaking #73 - Answers for Aristotle
Rationally Speaking #96 - Sally Satel and Scott Lilienfeld on the Seductive Appeal of Mindless Neuroscience
Rationally Speaking #95 - Gerard O'Brien On the Computational Theory of Mind
Rationally Speaking #111 - Human Nature
Rationally Speaking #109 - Rebecca Newberger Goldstein on Plato at the Googleplex
Rationally Speaking #122 - The Science and Philosophy of Humor
Rationally Speaking #83 - Samuel Arbesman On The Half-Life of Facts
Rationally Speaking #38 - Holden Karnofsky on Evidence-based Philantropy
Rationally Speaking #102 - Zach Weinersmith on His "SMBC" Webcomic
Rationally Speaking #99 - Judith Schlesinger Exposes the Myth of the Mad Genius
Rationally Speaking #40 - Q&A With Massimo and Julia
Rationally Speaking #130 - The Atheists Own 10 Commandments
Rationally Speaking #124 - Stoicism
Rationally Speaking #101 - Max Tegmark on the Mathematical Universe Hypothesis
Rationally Speaking #114 - Massimo and Julia Go Freestyle
Rationally Speaking #115 - Maarten Boudry and Massimo On the Difference Between Science and Pseudoscience
Rationally Speaking #118 - Live From Baruch College With Dr. Steven Novella
Rationally Speaking #116 - Jim Baggott and Massimo on Farewell to Reality
Rationally Speaking #113 - The Turing Test
Rationally Speaking #100 - Live Q&A: Massimo and Julia Answer Everything!
Rationally Speaking #173 - Brendan Nyhan on "What can we learn from the election?"
Rationally Speaking #131 - James Randi on Being An Honest Liar
Rationally Speaking #104 - Edward Frenkel on Love and Math
Rationally Speaking #110 - Scientia, the Unity of Knowledge
Rationally Speaking #121 - Todd Benjamin on 80,000 Hours
Rationally Speaking #166 - Eric Schwitzgebel on "Why you should expect the truth to be crazy"
Rationally Speaking #123 - Daniel Lakens on P-Hacking and Other Problems in Psychology Research
Rationally Speaking #105 - Greta Christina on Coming Out Atheist
Rationally Speaking #117 - Maria Konnikova on How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes
Rationally Speaking #129 - Would the World Be a Better Place Without Religion?
Rationally Speaking #163 - Gregg Caruso on "Free Will and Moral Responsibility"
Rationally Speaking #164 - James Evans on "Using meta-knowledge to learn how science works"
Rationally Speaking #142 - Paul Bloom on "The case against empathy"
Rationally Speaking #139 - Eric Schwitzgebel on "Moral hypocrisy: why doesn't knowing about ethics make people more ethical?"
Rationally Speaking #146 - Jesse Richardson on "The pros and cons of making fallacies famous"
Rationally Speaking #143 - Scott Aaronson on "The theorem that proves rationalists can't disagree"
Rationally Speaking #147 - Andrew Gelman on "Why do Americans vote the way they do?"
Rationally Speaking #125 - The Quantified Self
Rationally Speaking #165 - Robert Frank on "Success and Luck"
Rationally Speaking #161 - Tom Griffiths and Brian Christian on "Algorithms to Live By"
Rationally Speaking #162 - Sean Carroll on "Poetic Naturalism"
Rationally Speaking #158 - Dr. George Ainslie on "Negotiating with your future selves"
Rationally Speaking #145 - Phil Tetlock on "Superforecasting: The Art and Science of Prediction"
Rationally Speaking #126 - Preston Bost on Crazy Beliefs, Sane Believers
Rationally Speaking #157 - Dr. Herculano-Houzel on "What made the human brain special?"
Rationally Speaking #167 - Samuel Arbesman on "Why technology is becoming too complex"
Rationally Speaking #159 - Colin Allen on "Do fish feel pain?"
Rationally Speaking #127 - Elise Crull on Philosophy of Physics
Rationally Speaking #132 - Live From NECSS 2015
Rationally Speaking #133 - Sean Carroll on "The Many Worlds Interpretatioln Is Probably Correct"
Rationally Speaking #119 - Aaron James on Assholes (and Bitches)
Rationally Speaking #128 - 5th Anniversary Live Show
Rationally Speaking #134 - Michael Shermer on: "Science drives moral progress"
Rationally Speaking #141 - Dan Sperber on "The Argumentative Theory of reason"
Rationally Speaking #156 - David McRaney on "Why it’s so hard to change someone’s mind"
Rationally Speaking #171 - Scott Aaronson on "The ethics and strategy of vote trading"
Rationally Speaking #148 - David Kyle Johnson on "The Myths that Stole Christmas"
Rationally Speaking #138 - Ian Morris on, "Why the West rules -- for now"
Rationally Speaking #170 - Will Wilkinson on "Social justice and political philosophy"
Rationally Speaking #175 - Chris Blattman on "Do sweatshops reduce poverty?"
Rationally Speaking #150 - Elizabeth Loftus on "The malleability of human memory"
Rationally Speaking #176 - Jason Brennan on "Against democracy"
Rationally Speaking #144 - Bryan Caplan on "Does parenting matter?"
Rationally Speaking #137 - Marc Lipsitch on, "Should scientists try to create dangerous viruses?"
Rationally Speaking #174 - John Ioannidis on "What happened to Evidence-based medicine?"
Rationally Speaking #136 - David Roodman on Why Microfinance Won't Cure Global Poverty
Rationally Speaking #160 - Live at NECSS -- Jacob Appel on "Tackling bioethical dilemmas"
Rationally Speaking - 2013 Summer Hiatus
Rationally Speaking #172 - Brian Nosek on "Why science needs openness"
Rationally Speaking #155 - Uri Simonsohn on "Detecting fraud in social science"
Rationally Speaking #151 - Maria Konnikova on "Why everyone falls for con artists"
Rationally Speaking #140 - Kenny Easwaran on, "Newcomb's Paradox and the tragedy of rationality"
Rationally Speaking #16 - Deferring to Experts
Rationally Speaking #135 - Robin Hanson on: "Most human behavior is signaling"
Rationally Speaking #178 - Tim Urban on "Trying to live well, as semi-rational animals"
Rationally Speaking #154 - Tom Griffiths on "Why your brain might be rational after all"
Rationally Speaking #181 - William MacAskill on "Moral Uncertainty"
Rationally Speaking #149 - Susan Gelman on "How essentialism shapes our thinking"
Rationally Speaking #180 - David Roodman on "The Worm Wars"
Rationally Speaking #153 - Dr. Vinay Prasad on "Why so much of what we 'know' about medicine is wrong"
Rationally Speaking #169 - Owen Cotton-Barratt on "Thinking About Humanity's Far Future"
Rationally Speaking #152 - Dan Fincke on "The pros and cons of civil disagreement"
Rationally Speaking #177 - Dylan Matthews on "The science and ethics of kidney donation"
Rationally Speaking #183 - L. A. Paul on "Transformative Experiences"
Rationally Speaking #197 - Doug Hubbard on “Why people think some things can’t be quantified (and why they’re wrong)”
Rationally Speaking #168 - Don Moore on "Overconfidence"
Rationally Speaking #135 - Robin Hanson on: "Most human behavior is driven by signaling"
Rationally Speaking #38 - Holden Karnofsky on Evidence-based Philanthropy
Rationally Speaking #190 - Amanda Askell on "Pascal's Wager and other low risks with high stakes"
Rationally Speaking #184 - Gregory Clark on "What caused the industrial revolution?"
Rationally Speaking #202 - Bryan Caplan on "The Case Against Education"
Rationally Speaking #195 - Zach Weinersmith on "Emerging technologies that'll improve and/or ruin everything"
Rationally Speaking #191 - Seth Stephens-Davidowitz on "What the internet can tell us about human nature" (Fixed)
Rationally Speaking #192 - Jesse Singal on “The problems with implicit bias tests”
Rationally Speaking #182 - Spencer Greenberg on "How online research can be faster, better, and more useful"
Rationally Speaking #194 - Robert Wright on "Why Buddhism is True"
Rationally Speaking #187 - Jason Weeden on "Do people vote based on self-interest?"
Rationally Speaking #185 - Hans Noel on "The role of ideology in politics"
Rationally Speaking #189 - Stephan Guyenet on "What causes obesity?"
Rationally Speaking #198 - Timur Kuran on “Private Truths and Public Lies"
Rationally Speaking #199 - Jessica Flanigan on "Why people should have the right to self-medicate"
Rationally Speaking #200 - Timothy Lee on "How much should tech companies moderate speech?"
Rationally Speaking #193 - Eric Jonas on "Could a neuroscientist understand a microprocessor?"
Rationally Speaking #179 - Dani Rodrik on "Is economics more art or science?"
Rationally Speaking #188 - Robert Kurzban on "Being strategically wrong"
Rationally Speaking #208 - Annie Duke on "Thinking in bets"
Rationally Speaking #186 - Tania Lombrozo on “Why we evolved the urge to explain”
Rationally Speaking #203 - Stephen Webb on “Where is Everybody? Solutions to the Fermi Paradox.
Rationally Speaking #221 - Rob Reich on "Is philanthropy bad for democracy?"
Rationally Speaking #219 - Jason Collins on "A skeptical take on behavioral economics"
Rationally Speaking #207 - Alison Gopnik on "The wrong way to think about parenting, plus the downsides of modernity"
Rationally Speaking #133 - Sean Carroll on Why The Many Worlds Interpretatioln Is Probably Correct
Rationally Speaking #218 - Chris Auld on "Good and bad critiques of economics"
Rationally Speaking #196 - Eric Schwitzgebel on "Weird ideas and opaque minds"
Rationally Speaking #216 - Diana Fleischman on "Being a transhumanist evolutionary psychologist"
Rationally Speaking #211 - Sabine Hossenfelder on "The case against beauty in physics"
NYC Skeptics Lecture 2: Dr. Steven Novella in An Introduction to Skeptical Activism
Rationally Speaking #201 - Ben Buchanan on "The Cybersecurity Dilemma"
Rationally Speaking #227 - Sarah Haider on "Dissent and free speech"
Rationally Speaking #205 - Michael Webb on "Are ideas getting harder to find?"
Rationally Speaking #217 - Aviv Ovadya on "The problem of false, biased, and artificial news"
Rationally Speaking #212 - Ed Boyden on “How to invent game-changing technologies”
Rationally Speaking #210 - Stuart Ritchie on "Conceptual objections to IQ testing"
NYC Skeptics Lecture 3: Rebecca Watson in "Women and Skepticism"
Rationally Speaking #239 - Saloni Dattani on "The debate over whether male and female brains are different"
Rationally Speaking #224 - Rick Nevin on "The long-term effects of lead on crime"
Rationally Speaking #222 - Spencer Greenberg and Seth Cottrell on "Ask a Mathematician, Ask a Physicist"
Rationally Speaking #220 - Peter Eckersley on "Tough choices on privacy and artificial intelligence"
Rationally Speaking #243 - Bryan Caplan on "The Case for Open Borders"
Rationally Speaking #209 - Christopher Chabris on "Collective intelligence & the ethics of A/B tests"
Rationally Speaking #236 - Alex Tabarrok on "Why are the Prices So D*mn High?"
Rationally Speaking #232 - Tyler Cowen on “Defending big business against its critics”
Rationally Speaking #204 - Simine Vazire on "Reforming psychology, and self-awareness"
Rationally Speaking #213 - Dean Simonton on "The causes of scientific and artistic genius"
Rationally Speaking #242 - Keith Frankish on "Why consciousness is an illusion"
Rationally Speaking #228 - William Gunn and Alex Holcombe on "Is Elsevier helping or hurting scientific progress?"
Rationally Speaking #225 - Neerav Kingsland on "The case for charter schools"
Rationally Speaking #215 - Anders Sandberg on "Thinking about the long-term future of humanity"
Rationally Speaking #237 - Andy Przybylski on "Is screen time bad for you?"
Rationally Speaking #229 - John Nerst on "Erisology, the study of disagreement"
Rationally Speaking #244 - Stephanie Lepp and Buster Benson on "Seeing other perspectives, with compassion"
Rationally Speaking #241 - Thibault Le Texier on "Debunking the Stanford Prison Experiment"
Rationally Speaking #226 - Rob Wiblin on "An updated view of the best ways to help humanity"
Rationally Speaking #206 - Kal Turnbull on "Change My View"
Rationally Speaking #223 - Chris Fraser on "The Mohists, ancient China's philosopher warriors"
Rationally Speaking #235 - Tage Rai on "Why people think their violence is morally justified"
Rationally Speaking #156 - David McRaney on “Why it’s so hard to change someone’s mind”
Rationally Speaking #214 - Anthony Aguirre on "Predicting the future of science and tech, with Metaculus"
Rationally Speaking #67 - Freudianism as Pseudoscience, With Assorted Comments on M**********n and Castration...
Rationally Speaking #238 - Razib Khan on "Stuff I've Been Wrong About"
Rationally Speaking #230 - Kelsey Piper on “Big picture journalism: covering the topics that matter in the long run”
Rationally Speaking #233 - Clive Thompson on "The culture of coding, and how it’s changing the world"
Rationally Speaking #240 - David Manheim on "Goodhart's Law and why metrics fail"
Rationally Speaking #231 - Helen Toner on "Misconceptions about China and artificial intelligence"
Rationally Speaking #121 - Benjamin Todd on 80,000 Hours
NYC Skeptics Lecture 1: Scientific American's Century and a Half of Skepticism.
Rationally Speaking #203 - Stephen Webb on “Where is Everybody? Solutions to the Fermi Paradox.”
Rationally Speaking #234 - Dylan Matthews on “Global poverty has fallen, but what should we conclude from that?”
Rationally Speaking #198 - Timur Kuran on "Private Truths and Public Lies"
Rationally Speaking #203 - Stephen Webb on "Where is Everybody? Solutions to the Fermi Paradox."
Rationally Speaking #242 - Keith Frankish on “Why consciousness is an illusion”, Philosopher of mind Keith Frankish is one of the leading proponents of “illusionism,” the theory that argues that your subjective experience — i.e., the “what it is like” to be you — is a trick of the mind.
Episode 18: Evolutionary Psychology
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