I’d like to see a takedown show. One that would challenge the pseudo science shows that we are bombarded with. I think the example of format would be John Oliver’s Last Week.
A non-insulting treatment of what really is going on, or what COULD be going on, seems like it would be great fun, but of course that's Skeptoid in TV clothing. Engaging thes less critical thinkers into being INTERESTED in the process of reliable knowledge--that would be a great mission. And a VERY tough one.
I marvel at my inability to move a flat earther's needle in spite very civil discourse. I've got ideas for the next time, though. Fingers crossed. This is your stock in trade.
The NF I watch at all regularly are Penn & Teller's FOOL US, which is not the sort of show you're talking about, and the news program DEMOCRACY NOW which is not what it was before Amy Goodman got into bed with sponsorship.
I enjoy BBC-type nature shows following the fortunes and misfortunes of wildlife families.
Cutting edge technology that is also explained in the context of potential applications that the 'median and lower' capable person can both understand and appreciate.
I’d like to see a takedown show. One that would challenge the pseudo science shows that we are bombarded with. I think the example of format would be John Oliver’s Last Week.
A non-insulting treatment of what really is going on, or what COULD be going on, seems like it would be great fun, but of course that's Skeptoid in TV clothing. Engaging thes less critical thinkers into being INTERESTED in the process of reliable knowledge--that would be a great mission. And a VERY tough one.
I marvel at my inability to move a flat earther's needle in spite very civil discourse. I've got ideas for the next time, though. Fingers crossed. This is your stock in trade.
The NF I watch at all regularly are Penn & Teller's FOOL US, which is not the sort of show you're talking about, and the news program DEMOCRACY NOW which is not what it was before Amy Goodman got into bed with sponsorship.
I enjoy BBC-type nature shows following the fortunes and misfortunes of wildlife families.
Cutting edge technology that is also explained in the context of potential applications that the 'median and lower' capable person can both understand and appreciate.