Craig and Dave's Sci-Piece

Craig and Dave's Sci-Piece

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Are you intrigued by history & science that have contested explanations? Have you thought to yourself that you're smarter than your friends but dumber than the experts? If the answer is yes, join us here at Craig & Dave's Sci-Piece, as we talk like normal(ish) people about those unexplained things and the people who try to explain them. Spawned from side chats during their regular comedy show, Needless to Say, They like to talk about historical structures, scientific anomalies and everything in between, all while having fun, having a few (more) drinks and providing their own explanations

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Craig and Dave's Sci-Piece

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Latest episode

Nov 4, 2026

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Episodes

Machu Picchu | Ep #11 09.02.2026

This week, the Guys talk about Machu Picchu, an Inca citadel located in the Eastern Cordillera of southern Peru on a mountain ridge at 7,970 ft.

Richat Structure | Ep #10 04.02.2026

This week, Craig and Dave talk about the Richat Structure. Its concentric rings are roughly 30 miles in diameter, so big that they can be seen from Space. So you know what that means, Aliens!!! But science says it's natural, so we guess it is, ugh!

Ancient Sailors Ep#9 28.01.2026

This week, Craig and Dave talk about Ancient sailors and how they were able sail around the world and keep the boats afloat while hauling their giant cahonies!!

Kailasa Temple Ep#8 21.01.2026

This week we talk about the amazing Kailasa Temple in Maharashtra, India. We'll talk about it, but don't ask us to pronounce it!

The Kalambo Falls structure Ep #7 12.01.2026

This week, Craig and Dave Talk About The Kalambo Falls structure. A 476,000-year-old wooden Structure found in Zambia.

Pyramids around the world. Ep#6 07.01.2026

Pyramids, every civilization built them, why, and how?https://youtu.be/ztqbt27ych4

Christmas, Who's Holiday is it really? Ep #5 22.12.2025

This week, Craig and Dave talk about Christmas. How it started, who started it, and why they started it, and what it means to them.

The Bridgewater Triangle, Episode #4 15.12.2025

In this episode, we discuss the Bridgwater triangle . This topic was sent to us by someone who wanted to remain anonymous (listener X), whose email address contains his full name. The Bridgewater Triangle refers to a roughly 200-square-mile area in southeastern Massachusetts known for a high concentration of unexplained phenomena , including: Ghost sightings and reports of apparitions UFO sighting...

Oak Island, Bobbydazler Ep#3 08.12.2025

In this episode the guys talk about Oak Island, or should we say Utter Island, because that place is being milked harder than a heifer on a dairy farm.

Gobekli Tepe ( Nothing to see here) Ep#2 06.11.2025

“ On this episode, Craig & Dave talk about Gobekli Tepe.  They discuss conventional archeological explanations, current challenges to those explanations and, of course, provide their own colorful insights into this ancient site.   Who knew artistic beads would be the key that unlocks the mysteries of the world's oldest known city?!”

Craig and Dave's Sci-Piece Introduction Episode#1 06.11.2025

“Welcome to the first episode of Craig and Dave's Sci-Piece.  The guys talk about the idea for the show, what interests them about lost & misunderstood history and what to expect in future episodes.  Oh, they also talk about their completely platonic love for Josh Gates.”

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