Richard Saunders
Host / Producer

Life Member Australian Skeptics Committee for Skeptical Inquiry (CSI) Fellow, Podcaster, Documentary Maker and TV Skeptic as seen on 'THE ONE'. Richard is also an origami expert and author of 30 books for children. He travels often to the USA to speak at conventions and meetings.

Adrienne Hill
Reporter / You Can Count on Adrienne!

Adrienne is a retired high school math teacher from Calgary, Alberta, Canada who discovered there was a world of skepticism from her adult children who would buy her skeptical books and challenge her reasoning by identifying logical fallacies. Discovering the Guerrilla Skepticism on Wikipedia group run by Susan Gerbic and being trained as a Wikipedia editor has opened a new world to her. She has spoken at two Skepticamps, (New York and Monterey Bay) and is a founding member of the Rocky Mountain Atheists of Calgary’s Western Canadian Reason (WeCanReason) Conference and webinars. She has been a regular volunteer on Richard Saunders’ Great Australian Prediction Project and wrote her first skeptical article called Not For Prophet about the teams’ efforts for The Skeptic magazine.

With all the events on Zoom because of the pandemic, she has learned she has more in common with Australians vs the Americans just south of Canada who always forget the 'u' in so many words and the run to an election takes 2 years.

http://www.simplemath.ca

https://www.zonegiggler.ca

Maynard
Reporter / Maynard's Spooky Action

Maynard, formerly known as Maynard F# Crabbes, is an Australian entertainer, television presenter and radio announcer. He was a key figure in bringing the ABC's youth-oriented radio station Triple J to national prominence. He appeared as himself in the Australian film The Castanet Club.

Since 2009, Maynard has branched out into providing podcasts, where he has become increasingly involved in the field of skepticism.

Kat McLeod
Reporter / For Cryin' Out Loud!

Exposing the risks of alt "medicine" - 'Kitty CornerSkeptic' on TikTok and Instagram

When not at her day job, Kat mentors pharmacy and medical students regarding the dangers and potential pitfalls of herbal remedies. Coping with the consequences of taking herbal supplements has given her a unique perspective that she shares with the next generation of healthcare professionals. Her experience transformed her into an advocate for informed choices and a catalyst for change.

Kate Thomas
Reporter / Woo Watch!

Kate has over 25 years pharmacy experience in NSW Public Hospitals. She has spent the past 10 years as Chief Pharmacist where she was responsible for the Medication Management System and Medical Governance for the hospital. She has successfully chaired the Medication Safety Standard through three accreditation cycles and been on various clinical committees such as the Drug and Medication Safety Committee.

Tim Mendham
Reporter / The Book Of Tim

Former EO of Australian Skeptics Inc. - Former Editor of 'The Skeptic' Magazine. A journalist by profession, Tim was editor of Australian Skeptics' Magazine for over a decade.

Susan Gerbic
Reporter / I Think We Need To Think

Affectionately called the Wikipediatrician, Susan Gerbic is the founder of Guerrilla Skepticism on Wikipedia (GSoW). A Skeptical Inquirer contributor, Gerbic is a fellow of CSI and winner of the James Randi Foundation award for 2017. In 2018, Susan founded and manages About Time a non-profit organization focusing on scientific skepticism and activism. While her particular focus has been "Grief Vampires" (psychics), her activism encompasses all areas of skepticism.

Michelle Bijkersma
Reporter / Logical Fallacies

Michelle is a Japanese Language Teacher in a government school in North Eastern Melbourne. Her interest in all things educational ultimately led her to seek a community that debunks pseudoscience and other misinformation. She joined the Australian Skeptics Victorian Branch Inc. (Vic Skeptics) in 2015 where she has been a general committee member and is former Secretary.

Maud & Hen
Quality Control

These two skilled professionals pay close attention to the content of the podcast to make sure it meets their very high standards. That is when they can bother to wake up.