The Rationable Podcast Abhijit Chanda

Sanal Edemaruku is a renowned rationalist and skeptic activist respected the world over for his work. The consequences of one sincident forced him to seek asylum in Finland as religous fanatics threatened his life. In this episode, we hear his story.

Krish Ashok speaks to Abhijit from Rationable about a variety of topics regarding the science of food like will refrigerating or freezing your food kill its nutritional value? Is Jaggery better than Sugar? What does the indian terms of calling food garam (hot) and thanda (cold) mean? What really are spices? Why plants are out to kill you, and a lot more.

I started my journey into atheism back around 2010. Seth's podcast was one of the first I started listening to. It really kind of had a really nice approach to it. It was very down to earth. It was very real, very human. And finally, I get to speak to him face to face.

Recovering from Religion is an organization I have heard a lot about over the years over Atheist podcasts from, Seth Andrews and Dogma Debate. They're doing a lot of good work in the US and beyond, and I think it's very good to be aware of organizations like this and try and support their work if we can. So if you're listening in the US and you haven't heard of them before, or you have heard of them and you haven't managed to help out in any way, this could be your chance to get, know, get to know more about it.

Susan Gerbic and Mark Edward have spent years in psychic espionage and infiltration to understand and expose the tricks used by Astrologers and Psychics to take advantage of the vulnerable and grieving. In this interview, they reveal what they know.

Today I am here with Pranav. He is the he's created the channel, Science is Dope and science very much is dope. And he's got his second channel going now, which is also seeing quite a bit of success where he is debating people left, right, and centre live-streaming it. And he's been a big inspiration for me to get back into the YouTube business.