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Richard Saunders

Richard Saunders

Australian journalist

Sep 17, 2026

15:30
had a CD player?
15:31
Yes, in my computer.
15:32
Of course he does.
15:34
Yes, yes.
15:35
I still burn stuff, yes.
15:36
Do you? I do, yes.
15:38
And on it was all the lost videos.
16:56
And what is the difference between skepticism and not churlishness, skepticism and cynicism? Well,
19:36
And it's quite a good example of where things can go wrong.
19:40
Well, it's a great example of a wild goose chase.
19:45
So the children died in, um, January 1966.
19:50
Well, when I say died, they disappeared.
19:53
Honestly, nobody knows what happened, but in all probability, they, they probably met a, a, a sad end.
20:01
And during the course of the year, of course, Adelaide was turned upside down.
20:05
This was huge news and a terrible thing.

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31:46
How many cases of people helping detectives through psychic powers do the skeptics get each year, and, and what's the process of investigating?
EvanHOST
8:27
So for someone hearing about the World Wagyu Council for the very first time, what is it and why was it created, Richard?
8:36
Yeah, sure.
8:37
So World Wagyu Council, it started as a bit of an embryo of an idea in 2015 at the Australian Wagyu, uh, Association Conference.
8:46
And a few countries got together.
8:48
That was, uh, USA, uh, Germany, um, UK, uh, South Africa, and Australia.
8:55
Those were the five founding members.
8:57
And it was an idea, "Well, look, let's, let's share information.

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EvanHOST
26:03
Mm-hmm
AngelaGUEST
20:53
But as I say,
20:54
this is from the company who have been selling magic sugar pills for years and getting away with it, you know.
20:59
In fact, I mean, 20, over 20 years ago, 2004, we had a convention here in Sydney and I went out and I bought to the chemist and I bought a big packet of sleeping tablets from this company.
21:11
And it's the classic thing where you open up the whole packet and eat the lot.

10 MINS LATER

30:55
the
30:55
details.
30:56
All right.
30:57
Around 2008, a company decided to basically swindle people by... claiming that a plastic wristband with a little hologram in it, like the credit card holograms, if you wore it, it would increase your balance, your strength, your flexibility, your blood pressure, you know, just vague sort of things.

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