Ross and Carrie attend the 18th annual Conscious Life Expo, featuring the best and brightest in the world of new age and mystical claims. UFOs, chakras, healing patches, CBD tinctures, holy water, weird hats, unusual baseball habits, and so much more!

Ross and Carrie sit down with original Source Family member Isis Aquarian to talk about the fringe, new-age religious group of the 60s and 70s. Was The Source Family a utopian ideal, a damaging cult, or something in between?

Live from SketchFest 2020, Ross and Carrie share their visit to the Santa Cruz Mystery Spot, a legendary tourist attraction where gravity has no power over (wo)man and water runs uphill. Plus, a chromotherapy experiment with Rebecca Watson and guests!

Ross and Carrie sit down with Nick Little, Vice President and General Counsel for the Center for Inquiry, to talk about the organization’s legal campaigns, including their lawsuit against retail giants CVS and Walmart for selling homeopathy as medicine.

Ross and Carrie attend Café Gratitude’s one-night dinner inspired by the hippie-spiritual commune, the Source Family, and their famous Los Angeles restaurant. Plus, original members of the group speak, and Landmark Forum makes a cameo.

Ross and Carrie get new years predictions and hot tea from the very dapper and mysterious Richard-Lael Lillard, also known as “The Gentleman Psychic,” at his lavish Victorian estate.

At the beginning of 2019, Ross and Carrie visited a store-front psychic to get her work, love, family, and health predictions for the upcoming year. Now, they check her predictions against the facts. And then… Carrie gives Sister Rocky a call.

Several hours after arriving on the scene, Ross and Carrie finally down holy water and join the seemingly endless queue of devotees waiting to have their lives changed in the blink of an eye. It’s time to be hugged by Amma.

After years of anticipation, Ross and Carrie line up to see the enigmatic spiritual leader Amma, a guru from India who is said to have embraced as many as 38 million people, and await her life-changing hugs.

Ross and Carrie interview Terry Virts, brilliant astronaut or NASA shill, depending on who you ask. Virts is joined by cutting-edge cinematographer Jannicke Mikkelsen to talk about their new film, “One More Orbit.”

Ross and Carrie pay pennies a day for a “Frequency of Love Healing Set,” starring a reiki-infused, monk-blessed tuning fork that vibrates love (which we all know is 528 Hz). Now, they’re ready to woo their partners, who are definitely not deeply annoyed.

Ross sits down at CSICon 2019 with scientist, professor and author Nathan H. Lents to talk about his latest book Human Errors. Find out why we no longer make our own Vitamin C, can’t absorb our own B12, and what’s up with sinuses, childbirth and junk DNA.

Ross and Carrie attend a séance with Jill Marie Morris, a “comedium” who specializes in late celebrity readings. What do Divine, Vincent Price, and Natalie Wood have to say? Who will disrupt Carrie and Drew’s wedding? And WHAT is Lon Chaney’s nickname?!

Ross sits down at CSICon 2019 with David Mikkelson, the creator of Snopes.com, to talk about fact checking, Disney urban legends, waging internet debates and finding reliable information in the post-truth age of fake news and alternative facts.

Ross and Carrie try out a family of apps that claim to treat dozens of physical and psychological complaints, using nothing but a pair of earphones and a specially selected “brain wave therapy” sound.

Ross and Carrie sleep away their toxins and collect their germy juices in a disgusting stew on the soles of their feet, with the help of detox foot pads. They examine the ingredients, patent, relevant studies, and history of these mysterious devices.

Ross and Carrie go to a local spa for a miraculous cure heretofore unknown to science: the detoxification of the entire body through the soles of the feet! Will medicine be changed forever?! Probably. Plus, Carrie’s getting married, but whatever.

Ross and Carrie are joined by activists Susan Gerbic and Mark Edward, who share a long history of exposing allegedly fake psychics and their methods. They talk faux mediums, psychic stings, ethics, and Susan’s team’s recent coverage in The New York Times.

Armed with psychic medium bingo cards, the top 75 American names, and a very special surprise guest, Ross and Carrie revisit “evidential medium” Cindy Kaza to see if she uses the same names and details to prove that she is conversing with the dead.

Cindy Kaza calls herself an evidential medium. That’s someone who can PROVE they’re talking to your dead loved ones — relatives, friends, pets — with solid evidence. Can Cindy convince Ross and Carrie that she’s in communication with the great beyond?