The climax of Ross and Carrie’s conversation with Earthing leader Clint Ober. Carrie’s hand swells, Ross collects study data, and Clint begins to doubt his ability to tell if his devices are on. Plus, what recently killed one of Clint’s right-hand men?

Ross and Carrie interview earthing innovator Clint Ober. Ross devises a basic grounding test, and Carrie gets hooked up to a surefire anti-inflammation device. Plus, awkward questions, startling answers, a warehouse tour, and one voluntary injury.

Ross and Carrie further test the effects of Earthing. They check their own voltage, as well as their blood pressure, before and after. Plus, Ross examines the confidently titled, “Earthing: The Most Important Health Discovery Ever!”

Ross and Carrie explore Earthing, “the most important health discovery ever.” They try out patented Earthing mats and body bands that mimic Mother Earth’s healing electrons. Plus Carrie reviews the official Earthing documentary. Shoes are bad!

Carrie tells Ross about her journey from latchkey kid who finds Jesus at camp to unbeliever. Featuring tragic death, a terrifying exorcism, and how realizing you don’t believe in God is like being on shrooms.

Ross tells Carrie about his journey from Bible study leader who thinks evolution is bunk, to nonreligious churchgoer who sleeps with a haunted doll by his head. Featuring talking in tongues, the JFK assassination, and ripping up phone books for Jesus.

Ross and Carrie take the official Hartman Institute Color Code Personality Science assessment, which divides all of humanity into four personality “colors”: red, blue, yellow, and white. Figure out which you are, as they do the same!

Ross and Carrie pay strangers to tell them whether they are psychic, based on very little information, then try to make sense of the reports they receive as a result. Who will have more psychic abilities, and which of them should take up scrying?

Ross and Carrie talk to Claire Knowlton, who at age 38 will be receiving the first vaccine of her life. Immunity expert Dr. Paul Offit joins them to answer Claire’s remaining questions, and offer some comfort as she struggles with the unfamiliar process.

Ross and Carrie review Mystery of the Kingdom of God, a Christian animated film of unknown provenance that appeared across the United States for two weekends, then suddenly disappeared.

Welcome back to Flavor Babies, the show where we eat two things that don’t (or do?) go together and see how gross they are. This week, we try hash browns and icing, lemon Oreos and Diet Coke, mustard and yogurt, and more. It’s this show, Flavor Babies!

Ross and Carrie meet memory expert Elizabeth Loftus to discuss how bad our memories are at their jobs; why we can’t simply “believe” one person’s version of events; and why we should approach concepts like repression with skepticism.

Rhetoric professor Jenny Rice talks to Ross and Carrie about her experience many years ago in Dr. Jerry Mungadze’s care. She shares how a questionable diagnosis affected her, and how her journey out brought her to the important work she does now.

Ross and Carrie reflect on the last TEN YEARS of investigations, interviews, and friendship! They quiz one another on their own show, take audience questions and think about how far they’ve come since March 11, 2011. Happy rossiverscarrie, everyone!

Ten years on, and more than $2,000 spent, Ross and Carrie complete their exorcism training with Bob Larson. They are now prepared for the exact steps to de-demonize their clients. They pass their final tests and become certified exorcists.

Ross and Carrie continue their exorcist education. They learn how to act like a therapist without being one (and without getting sued), and study Bob’s vague distinctions between possession and various psychological diagnoses.

Ross and Carrie start level three at Bob Larson’s online exorcism school. They discern the difference between soul and spirit, learn about inner healing, and examine Bob’s theories about demonization, repressed memory, and dissociative identity disorder.

Carrie reviews Bob Larson’s “Satanism: The Seduction of America’s Youth,” and speaks to one of Bob’s former employees, then tells Ross all the strangest details.

Ross and Carrie each solicit psychic predictions for 2021. Will Ross and his wife expect a baby? Will Carrie get married, as planned? Will Donald Trump be arrested? And how does this COVID thing end?

We speak with Joe Ondrak, an investigator whose team recently unmasked a major Qanon figure. Joe is a senior researcher at Logically, an outfit combating fake news and other misinformation.