In this episode of the Banachek’s Brain Podcast, we talk about coffee, pigmy elephants, alpha males, and a bunch more.

In this episode we sit down with Joe Devlin and talk about officiating weddings, weight loss, performing around the word, and dealing with personal tragedy.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we talk about tardigrades, space travel, and Jim Carrey.

In this episode, we chat with Jamy Ian Swiss about his passions for various art forms and the impact they had on his life.  We talk about magic, skepticism, and his new book “The Conjuror’s Conundrum” available at https://jamyianswiss.com.

In this episode, we chat with Jamy Ian Swiss about his passions for various art forms and the impact they had on his life.  We talk about magic, skepticism, and his new book “The Conjuror’s Conundrum” available at https://jamyianswiss.com.

In this episode, Banachek gets married…seriously.  We also have the pleasure of having his son Kevin in the studio who talks about his experience in the armed forces.

On this episode of the Podcast Banachek & Tyas bask in the afterglow of an argument and discuss people’s sensitivities toward language.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about music and Banachek teaches Tyas the physiological differences between men and women.

In this episode, there will be blood.  We cut Banachek open and test his blood type.  It got a bit messy.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we talk about things that we accept despite them not being the best choice such as keyboard layouts, timekeeping, calendars, and measurement systems.  We then get very deep into the superstitions that people hold.

On this episode of the podcast, we talk about vaccinations and government conspiracies of the past.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we talk about finding balance in life, self-improvement, how Banachek nearly killed a kid with his car, and Tyas got new chairs.

In this episode we talk about setting expectations, accuracy, promoting, Andy Kaufman, and Disneyland.

In this episode, we talk about crazy expensive pieces of art and decide our personal definition of what art is.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about the origin of beauty products and their impact on society.

On this episode of the podcast we talk about all the scams, swindles, and cons that have come up surrounding Covid 19.

On this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we talk about the science and psychology of staying optimistic and the power of positive thinking.

In this episode, we talk about the transition that many people are making to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.  Especially Elon Musk’s huge $1.5 billion dollar investment.  We also send shoutouts to our listeners and to Tyas’ new youtube channel.

In this episode of the podcast, Banachek get’s really obsessed with snow and Tyas repeatedly attempts to change the subject.  Tyas fails.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about paradoxes and get into a debate on the subject of if Tyas is smart.  Banachek takes the Affirmative position, while Tyas argues against it (which clearly makes him an idiot).

On this episode of the podcast Tyas is dieting and people get offended.  We talk about internet service providers, gun ranges, and bring back the scum of the week segment.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk about the civil unrest, political turmoil, censorship, and social consequences of recent events.

In this episode of the podcast Banachek makes a terrible attempt at speaking Russian, he goes sledding and hurts his tailbone, and he makes an iron clad argument for the origin of Covid.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we talk about cell phones, the Unabomber, handbags, innovation in poverty, and fake meat.

In this episode of the podcast we wrap up the year…and what a year it’s been.  We discuss technology, religion, politics, and more.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain podcast, we continue our talk about robots.  The origin, morality, and even a little bit on if we ourselves are robots in a simulated world.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain podcast, we talk about robots.  The origin, morality, and even a little bit on if we ourselves are robots in a simulated world.

On this episode of the podcast we sit down with Andrew Cartwright.  Andrew is a serial entrepreneur, author, and youtuber.

It’s finally happened and Banachek has gotten back to us in Vegas.  It feels soooo good to have good audio quality again.  Thanks for sticking with us.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk with Brian Clarke.  Brian is an immensely talented musician staring in his show “Out of the Basement” in Branson, Missouri.

In this episode of the podcast, Banachek and Tyas talk about intelligence, IQ tests, and all things that go along with them.

In this episode of the podcast we celebrate the life and mourn the passing of James Randi.  This is a rebroadcast of our interview with Randi.  He will be missed.

In this episode, Banachek and Tyas connect from across the country to talk about the risks and dangers associated with social media and living in a digital age.

In this episode of the podcast, Banachek talks with Daniel Jenkins. Daniel Jenkins has more than a decade of experience as an Elvis Tribute Artist.

In this episode of the podcast, Banachek chats with Wild West performer Chris McDaniel.  Chris has performed in the Will Rogers Follies and has taught roping and bullwhip artistry to many performers and celebrities.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain we chat with about Squash, covid, and the virtual show.  Banachek recorded this episode remotely from Branson.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain we chat with AnnRose and to a much lesser degree Nick.  This episode was recorded last-minute outside of our regular studio, so we apologize for the audio quality.

On this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we celebrate the debut of Banachek’s very first virtual show.  This has been a long time in the making and we are proud to have created the best produced virtual magic show in the industry.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we talk about mass hysteria.  Everything from dancing mania, biting Nuns and speaking in tongues.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we continue our talk with Matthew Baxter.  He is a paranormal investigator, lecturer, and magician. We go pretty deep in talking about cryptozoology, ghosts, and the long lost DEMON PANDA.

On this episode of Banachek’s Brain, we talk with Matthew Baxter.  He is a paranormal investigator, lecturer, and magician. We go pretty deep in talking about cryptozoology, ghosts, and the long lost DEMON PANDA.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain we talk about strange facts that, frankly, I have a hard time believing.  Tyas also embarrasses himself while getting laser hair removal.

On this, the 100th episode of the podcast, do we celebrate?  No.  We don’t even acknowledge the milestone.  What we do, do (I said dodo) is talk about all the pets we’ve had through the years and the stories that come along with them.

On this episode of the podcast Tyas get’s himself into trouble, Banachek tried to figure out how long dogs are pregnant in their perceived time, and we get the pleaser to chat with Russell Matkin.  Russell is a supporter of Banachek’s Patreon and tells...

In this episode of the podcast we chat with Karen Stollznow. Karen is an Australian-American writer, linguist, and skeptic. Her books include The Language of Discrimination, God Bless America: Strange and Unusual Religious Beliefs, and many more.

In this episode of the podcast we chat with Karen Stollznow. Karen is an Australian-American writer, linguist, and skeptic. Her books include The Language of Discrimination, God Bless America: Strange and Unusual Religious Beliefs, and many more.

In this episode of Banachek’s Brain we continue our discussion with Steven Novella.  Steven is an American clinical neurologist and assistant professor at Yale University School of Medicine. Novella is best known for his involvement in the skeptical mo...