Browse newsletters about skepticism
10 skepticism newsletters from across the web

John Dee's Almanac | Substack
by John Dee
John Dee, a retired NHS expert and government scientist, analyzes data on the 2020 global pandemic, climate change, and exotic self-directed research.

Brian’s Bullshit-Free Zone
by Brian Dunning
Brian Dunning, host of Skeptoid, dissects urban legends and misinformation, helping readers separate fact from 'bullshit' and make informed decisions.

Alexander News Network (ANN): Trump's War 2.0 for America
by Dr. Paul Alexander
Alexander News Network by Dr. Paul Alexander offers insights on Trump's political battles and critical perspectives on COVID-19, immunity, and vaccine policies.

Sjamadriaan | Adriaan ter Braack | Substack
by Adriaan ter Braack
Wetenschapsjournalist Adriaan ter Braack (Sjamadriaan) ontmaskert met humor en kritiek online pseudowetenschap, weerlegt gezondheidsmythes en analyseert desinformatie.

Sesgo de Confirmación | Ramon Nogueras | Substack
by Ramon Nogueras
Ramon Nogueras, a behavioral psychologist and author, offers evidence-based insights into human behavior and psychology research, challenging common misconceptions.

Sam Harris | Substack
by Sam Harris
Sam Harris explores controversial issues in politics, religion, science, and philosophy, fostering an audience that values open inquiry over dogma.

Curing Covid Related Diseases - The Best Way We Can
by Christine
Curing Covid Related Diseases by Christine offers support & strategies for long covid, 5G sensitivity & turbo cancers.

Unsafe Science | Lee Jussim | Substack
by Lee Jussim
Rutgers social psychologist Lee Jussim dissects controversial social science, debunks flawed claims, and champions open inquiry, opposing academic censoriousness.
Hurt Your Brain
"Hurt Your Brain" explores mind-bending topics and challenging perspectives, pushing you to question assumptions and sharpen your critical thinking skills.

The Truth About Cancer
by The Truth About Cancer
Offers powerful, uncensored solutions and vital truths on cancer and vaccines. Readers find hope and alternative paths beyond conventional medicine.