Good Skeptic, Bad Skeptic is a shiny new podcast produced by our friends from the Greater Manchester Skeptics. In episode one they discuss skeptical fails and everyone’s favourite honey-toned mystic Hayley Stevens Deepak Chopra. There’s also an interview with Carmen D’Cruz of ‘Carmen Gets Around’ blog.

At 10:23am on January 30th, more than three hundred homeopathy sceptics nationwide will be taking part in a mass homeopathic 'overdose' in protest at Boots' continued endorsement and sale of homeopathic remedies, and to raise public awareness about the fact that homeopathic remedies have nothing in them.

Robert Moore is a well known figure on the British ufology scene. He talks to Righteous Indignation about the problems with exopolitics and how flying saucers are linked to contemporary folklore.

Hayley, Marsh and Trystan look back at 2009 in skepticism and throw out some thoroughly deserved awards to the good, reasonable and misguided.

More from Nick Pope, David Griffin and Mark Andrew Turner. News of the worst ghost story ever published in The Sun and the role of Emo Trance in English schools.

Nick Pope is the former civil servant responsible for running and conducting investigations within the Ministry of Defence's UFO project. In part one of his interview he discusses closure of the project, skeptical perception of his role and his relationship with the media.

1023? Why do we keep saying it? What's it all about?