Oh No, Ross and Carrie!

•          Who are you guys?

We’re a team of curious investigators who love asking questions about spirituality, fringe science, religion and the paranormal. Learn more about us here.

•          Why do you get up in people’s bidnass?

We believe that everyone wants to know the truth, and that it’s a sign of respect to ask people to provide evidence for their claims. We’re always happy to learn new things and change our perspective, provided there’s good evidence.

•          When did Oh No, Ross and Carrie! start?

Our first episode launched on March 10^th, 2011.

•          I want you to investigate something. How can I tell you?

E-mail us at info@ohnopodcast.com or use our contact form.

•          I know the answer to this show’s clue. How do I send it in?

E-mail us at clue@ohnopodcast.com. Be sure to include your name and home address.

•          What was this show’s clue?

Sorry, that’s cheating. You’ll have to listen to this week’s show.

•          Where can I listen to past episodes?

Check out our archive.

• ·         I’ve heard you guys mention Mr. Deity. What’s that?

Mr. Deity is a web series written by and starring Brian Keith Dalton, our theme music composer. It’s the hilarious story of a god (Brian) who’s terrible at his job, and our own Carrie Poppy plays Ms. Psyche, Mr. Deity's therapist. You can see Mr. Deity here.

•          I’ve heard you guys mention the Center for Inquiry. What’s that?

The Center for Inquiry is an educational non-profit organization whose primary mission is to encourage evidence-based inquiry into paranormal claims, religion, fringe science, and secular ethics. Most episodes of Oh No, Ross and Carrie! are recorded at the Center for Inquiry, Los Angeles.

•          Are you officially endorsed by the Center for Inquiry?

No. The opinions we express on our show are ours alone, though we share CFI’s values and vision.

•          I think it’s mean to challenge other people’s beliefs.

We don’t. Most of those involved in this show were once die-hard believers ourselves (Carrie and Ross were evangelical Christians and Brian was a Mormon missionary). We are infinitely thankful for the writers, thinkers, and doubters who went before us and helped us question our beliefs, and we hope that through honest inquiry, sympathy and a touch of humor, we can pay that gift forward.

•          Is my donation tax deductible?

One day, my friend. One day. Until then, your donation is out of the goodness of your heart, and not validated by any higher power (like the IRS). But don’t let that stop you! Donate a dollar or two or seventy in good conscience.

•          Where can I get your RSS feed?

Here.

•          Where can I find your show on iTunes?

Here.