Eric Dittelman News Today

In this episode of The Internet Says it's True, we talk about the case of Dina Sanichar and multiple other cases of "feral children" who were raised by animals in the wild. Then we bring on Mindreader, Eric Dittelman to play the quiz game!

In this episode of The Internet Says it's True: John Fugelsang, Eric Dittelman (and his mother), Shannon and Scott from the Song Salad Podcast, Alison Kent, Nan Rothschild and Hal Sparks!

In Ancient Greece, the incredible athlete known as Theagenes of Thasos was so successful, his legend of being unbeaten followed him into the afterlife. But is it true that even his depiction in a bronze statue fought his battles?

Penn Jillette of the duo Penn and Teller described The Amazing Johnathan as "a beautiful nut" following the beloved comedy magicians death at the age of 63.

We've all heard of "Flat Earth Theory." But in the early 1800s, a man named John Cleves Symmes, Jr. spread his ideas far and wide, to anyone that would listen: That the Earth was hollow inside and habitable within. Did this theory actually get the support of U.S. President John Quincy Adams? In this episode, we'll find out and then we'll chat with podcast regular, mindreader Eric Dittelman!

In 1808, a lover's quarrel in Paris led to one of the most interesting duels ever fought. Monsieur LePique and Monsieur de Grandpré both fell in love with…

In 1808, a lover's quarrel in Paris led to one of the most interesting duels ever fought. Monsieur LePique and Monsieur de Grandpré both fell in love with