#15 - Smell Walks
The artist and designer Kate McLean leads us, nose first, on a smell walk across the world. This podcast may include the odours of cooking sausages, carbolic soap, shattered dreams and bins. Presenter...
30 Apr 201828min
#14 - Name Change
Can you change your name to your existing name? And, more importantly, why would you bother? James Michael Ward explains what happened when he tried to become James Michael Ward.Presenter: James Ward ...
23 Apr 201814min
#13 - Basalt
Is basalt really the most boring type of rock in the world? Not according to Dr Anne Jay.Presenter: James Ward Contributor: Dr Anne Jay Producer: Luke Doran
16 Apr 201814min
#12 - British Earthquakes
Rhodri Marsden is underwhelmed by British earthquakes. He thinks it's time to reassess how we report these 'tremors'. Is he right? Maybe.Presenter: James Ward Contributor: Rhodri Marsden Producer: Luk...
9 Apr 201811min
#11 - Sneezing
Since 2007 Peter Fletcher has been counting and documenting all of his sneezes. Every single one. Now he tells us why, and what he has learned along the way.Presenter: James Ward Contributor: Peter Fl...
2 Apr 201813min
#10 - Lampposts
Are you for or against lampposts? The author and design historian Dr Eleanor Herring looks at the controversial history of the lamppost, and those that have railed against them.Presenter: James Ward C...
26 Mar 201818min
#9 - Sounding Gestalts
What exactly is a 'Sounding Gestalt'? And how can you make music from a Gentleman's cravat or E. coli? The artist Laurence Jordan will explain.Presenter: James Ward Contributor: Laurence Jordan Produc...
19 Mar 201811min
#8 - Danish Public Information Films
From brick making to motorbikes, Dr Claire Thomson celebrates the golden age of Danish Public Information Films (that's 1935 to 1965, in case you were wondering).Presenter: James Ward Contributor: Cla...
12 Mar 201820min
