Who Invented the Internet and Email?
In this episode of The Brain Food Show, we start by looking at a the absolutely bizarre way bedbugs mate. Next up, we jump into the main part of the show on who invented the Internet and how it works...
15 Jun 1h 36min
What Happens If Parents Don’t Give Their Baby a Name? If You Donate Your Body to Science? & More
In today's compilation, we're looking at a series of "What Happens When" topics including What Happens If Parents Don’t Give Their Baby a Name? What Happens to the Bodies if a Cryogenic Company Goes B...
12 Jun 2h 16min
The Real Story of Jack the Ripper
He is one of the most famous serial killers of all time, but who actually was Jack the Ripper and what actually happened during his reign of terror. Just before 4 am on August 31, 1888, on London’s s...
11 Jun 15min
What Actually Were "Foo Fighters"?
Everlong. Learn to Fly. Best of You. All My Life. The Pretender. These are but a few of the top-charting songs by American rock band The Foo Fighters, founded in 1994 by legendary former Nirvana drumm...
10 Jun 49min
The Mysterious Disappearance of One of the Most Successful Recording Artists of All Time
Glenn Miller was on the top of his game in 1944. He led the most popular recording group in the world. His only rival for king of Big Band music was the great Benny Goodman. During World War II, 40-ye...
9 Jun 17min
Why is the Keyboard Layout What It Is and Is There a Better Version?
In this episode of The Brain Food Show, we start by looking at a quick fact surrounding what Elton John, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Genesis had to do with Monty Python and the Holy Grail. After th...
8 Jun 1h 20min
Why Doesn't the U.S. Use the Metric System, Why Fingernails on Chalkboards Make Us Cringe & More
In today's compilation episode, we're covering a myriad of Whys, from Why the United States doesn't use the metric system, why fingernails on chalkboards make us cringe, why we have moles on our bodie...
5 Jun 1h 51min
The Forbidden Ancient Roman Scrolls That Shaped History
When we think of the most influential books in history, we often think of books that have a wide readership. Something that if not most literate people read, surely, many of the elite did. But it turn...
4 Jun 13min
