The It’s True - or Is it? Podcast

Pop Culture – oh, that’s where that meme comes from!

We are in the realm of the unlikely with this episode, so sorting out truth from fiction is going to be tricky. Rise to the challenge!
Your hosts, as usual, are Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff.

Literature – words, words, words!

Fiction about fiction? We are so meta.
Your hosts, as usual, are Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff.

Oceans and Seas and Things That Live in and on Them and other things that travel in and on them

It’s wet and sometimes dark. Usually salty. Our ocean related stories are more interesting than that, and two out of three are even true.
Your hosts, as usual, are Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff.

Flora and Fauna – it’s alive, I tell you!

You wouldn’t believe what we’ve found out about animals and plants. Or maybe you would …
Your hosts, as usual, are Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff.

Magic – want to see us pull a rabbit out of our hats?

Look over there at bogus stories while we distract you with unlikely but true tales. Hey presto!
Your hosts, as usual, are Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff.

Space – The Final Frontier, more or less

Space is so big it has many improbabilities, so any nonsense we dream up might sound plausible. Listen and decide.
Your hosts, as usual, are Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff.

Australia – yeah, nah

This wide brown land can make it hard to tell truth from fiction. Just ask Burke and Wills.
Your hosts, as usual, are Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff.

Medicine – kill or cure or a bit of both

Two out of three of the stories we present to each other are true. One isn’t. Only take as prescribed and always consult your doctor if in doubt.
Your hosts, as usual, are Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff.

History – the past and whatever’s in it

Tall tales and true from the past, but which is which? Bogus or believable? Fake or fact? You decide and we'll tell you!
Your hosts, as usual, are Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff.

Science – the best way of knowing things

The history of Science includes lots of stories that are implausible, so a ludicrously false anecdote might be hard to detect, right? Try and guess anyway!
Your hosts are Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff.