In this enlightening episode of Rationable Conversations, we are joined by Dr Kevin Folta, a molecular biologist and passionate advocate for science communication. The discussion covers a wide range of topics, including modern farming techniques, the science behind GMOs, the reality of organic farming, and combating pseudoscience in agriculture.

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 these medical systems and how they effect our everyday lives, you have to listen to this conversation!

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 discusses her work with Embrace, a mental health and developmental care platform in Delhi, and sheds light on topics such as ADHD, autism, neurodivergence, early diagnosis, and the importance of therapy. We also delve into the differences and similarities between ADHD and autism, emotional regulation, and the stigma around seeking therapeutic help. This informative session aims to raise awareness and provide support for those dealing with neurodivergent conditions.

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 upbringing and transition to skepticism. We delve into various topics, such as the role of skepticism in understanding the latest scientific and skeptical news, free will, the pseudoscience in finance, and the influence of popular culture on pseudoscientific beliefs. Don't miss this deeply insightful conversation that touches on critical thinking, the skeptical movement, and more.

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 Therapy.

Cara is a science communicator and is now a clinical psychologist working with cancer patients. She is the host of her podcast called Talk Nerdy and also a co-host on the Skeptic's Guide to the Universe

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 mental health to make money off you. If you have ever wondered about reiki, energy healing, accupuncture, Goop and others and how legitimate their claims are, you need to watch this video.