Fact or Fiction

Fact or Fiction Podcast

Welcome to Fact or Fiction by English Plus, your go-to podcast for unraveling the truth behind the world’s most common beliefs, misconceptions, and myths. Join your host, Ben, on a curiosity-driven journey through topics as diverse as history, science, animal behavior, and inventions.

Are goldfish memories really as short as three seconds? Did Thomas Edison invent the light bulb, or is there more to the story? Can lightning strike the same place twice, or is it a one-time event? Is the Great Wall of China visible from space, or is that just a tall tale? And are bats truly blind, or is that just a nocturnal myth?

In each engaging and informative episode, we dissect these claims, diving deep into their origins, the facts that support or refute them, and the scientific or historical context that surrounds them.

Fact or Fiction isn’t just a podcast—it’s an exploration of the world around us, pushing us to challenge what we think we know. So tune in, keep an open mind, and let’s discover together: Is it fact, or is it fiction? Don’t forget to subscribe to stay up-to-date with our latest myth-busting adventures.

Take It with a Pinch of Salt

Take It with a Pinch of Salt

In this episode, we explore the timeless advice “take it with a pinch of salt.” We delve into what it means to be skeptical, why a little doubt can be healthy, and how this expression invites us to balance trust with critical thinking in everyday life.

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Fractured Focus: ADHD, Conformity, and the Cost of Compliance

Fractured Focus: ADHD, Conformity, and the Cost of Compliance

In this special episode of the English Plus Podcast, we explore the story of Leo, a bright, imaginative child whose creativity is slowly muted by the pressures of conformity and an ADHD diagnosis. Through the narrative Fractured Focus, we question whether quick fixes like medication and rigid schooling truly support children—or stifle their unique potential. Stay tuned for a thought-provoking discussion and an insightful interview with psychiatrist Dr. Michael Adams.

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