33: Controversial Generational Differences, Bizarre Volcano Ecology, and Quickfire Submissions
Today we're back for more science in the news, we discuss some controversial generational disagreements, Bach tests Arthur's science knowledge, and we go through some quick-fire submission questions.....
21 Nov 20241h 20min
32: Busting Science Myths, The Origins of Famous Idioms, and He's The Type Of Guy
Today we play Whose Famous Birthday Is It?, look at the origin of common idioms, talk about the type of guys we are, bust science myths with a game of Fact or Fiction, and finish off with some time tr...
14 Nov 20241h 14min
31: Ash Dykes on Surviving the Suriname Jungle, Summiting Mountains, and Setting More World Records
Fresh out of the Suriname jungle, world-record holding adventurer Ash Dykes discusses his recent world record attempt to source the Coppename River, where he ate pirhanas, witnessed iguana suicide, su...
7 Nov 20242h
30: Halloween Around the World, the Psychology of Fear, Myth Battles and Spooky Submissions
In this Halloween special we look at Halloween celebrations around the world, dive into the psychology of fear, battle mythologyical creatures, and read out some of your spooky submissions...Get invol...
31 Okt 20241h 7min
29: Rome, Spider-Man Inception, and the inevitable World Tour
Today we discuss the chaos of our Rome takeover, science headlines from Spider-Man to Inception, and our future plans following our first ever live show...Get involved:• Submissions box https://for...
24 Okt 20241h 9min
28: Insect Brain Secrets, Reversing Ageing, and Chase with D. Ennis The Menace
Today we welcome Darragh Ennis, the Chase’s most viral chaser, to discuss the secrets of the show, his Oxford University research on insect brains, and his takes as a biological sciences professional ...
17 Okt 20241h 25min
27: Harry Potter and the Cheesy Chinese Mummy
In honour of the late Dame Maggie Smith, today we discover our Hogwarts Houses and discuss whether Harry Potter himself is morally good or evil, before moving on to bizarre science headlines including...
3 Okt 202450min
26: Bach lost a thumb, domestic robots have arrived, and AI is religious
Today, Bach explains how he lost the end of his thumb and we discuss the imminent arrival of domestic robots, how AI is taking all of our jobs, and how it's even forming its own type of religion... G...
26 Sep 20241h 13min
