And to answer your question, no, I did not listen, but of course I know someone who did, and this week's skeptic and comedian Michael Regilio is here to tell us all that he's gleaned both through extrasensory perception and good old-fashioned reading, watching, and researching about The Telepathy Tapes.

That's right, Jordan.

The Telepathy Tapes was a smash hit podcast in which the show's producer, Kai Dickens, lays out the case that many non-verbal autistic children can communicate telepathically.

Over the course of 10 episodes, she builds the case that non-verbal autistic children are literally mind readers who utilize an extra sense.

She makes the case that these young people can receive information without any clues coming in from the five senses.

She attempts to bridge the seemingly infinite gap between circus sideshow and verifiable science.

Before we get into this episode, in which I, as a skeptic, am going to, of course, expose The Telepathy Tapes as either horribly flawed or, worst case scenario, a total con, let me just say this.

Okay, so that's either even more amazing or kind of a red flag that they're not the ones actually writing the poetry.