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Oh No, Ross and Carrie Maximum Fun
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4.7 • 4.9K Ratings
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Welcome to Oh No, Ross and Carrie, the show where we don’t just report on fringe science, spirituality, and claims of the paranormal, but take part ourselves. Follow us as we join religions, undergo alternative treatments, seek out the paranormal, and always find the humor in life's biggest mysteries. We show up - so you don’t have to.
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Ross and Carrie Test the Perimeter Fences: Responses to Criticism Edition
Ross shares his talk from SkeptiCamp LA, looking at how practitioners of non-science wall themselves off from criticism. See why an individual or organization might ignore its critics, attack, cut ties, or elect to positively engage.
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Ross and Carrie Hear Out Corey Goode: Devastating Deposition Edition
Ross and Carrie examine the claims of Corey Goode, a Gaia TV talking head who claims to have survived the "Secret Space Program". With Corey suing Gaia and others over his "intellectual property", does that mean it's not... real?
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Ross and Carrie Download Caroline Cory: Extraterrestrial Telepathy Edition
Carrie tells Ross about UFO speaker Caroline Cory, who claims to bring “as much science as possible” to the study of paranormal topics like aliens, telepathy, information downloads, and mental health. Plus, Drew takes a videography class from "Mr. M."
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Ross and Carrie Close MaxFunDrive 2024: Religious Goofball Edition
As MaxFunDrive 2024 comes to a close, join Ross and Carrie as they announce a new show goal, a live show happening TONIGHT, and preview a segment from Jordan, Jessie, Go! in which Carrie and Blaire Erskine flex their skills as religious goofballs.
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Ross and Carrie Litigate Disclosure: Daniel Sheehan Edition
Ross tells Carrie about Daniel Sheehan, a DC-based attorney who specializes in Constitutional law and UFO disclosure. He reviews UFO history in America since 1945, and shares his role in bringing ET contact out of the shadows and into the light.
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Ross and Carrie Don’t Mutilate Cattle: Strange Harvest Edition
Ross and Carrie review Linda Moulton Howe’s “Strange Harvest”, the documentary that put the ufologist / journalist on the map. Linda investigates cattle mutilation in and around Colorado.
Customer Reviews
Appreciation from the choir
Here is why I appreciate Ross and Carrie 1. Sometimes you just want to take a break and listen to people who think like you do. It may be a little mean, but every once in a while, I get to laugh at people can believe ridiculous things. 2. That being said, they aren’t all that mean. Most of the time they are really empathetic to the people they investigate. 3. They remind me to question my own beliefs and to consider if they are falsifiable. I still attend church and enjoy being a mildly faithful person, but my ideas about faith change all the time and I am not warming up any pokers for those who disagree with me. Ross and Carrie remind me to think about what it would take to change my mind. 4. It’s fun to hear about Ross’s work. Good reminder that working for Disney does not make you a magic elf And to those who are leaving reviews about Carrie being shrill, consider your implicit sexism of being accustomed to male voices over the radio.
Adventures in weirdness
With a wide range of esoteric topics, Ross and Carrie are just skeptical enough, cynical enough, kind enough, honest enough, funny enough and intelligent enough to keep me tuning in each week.
Wonderfully entertaining
Carrie and Ross have kept me entertained endless hours and offer wonderful insights into belief systems and spirituality.
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