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  • Discoveries of the Deep Sea
  • Rhetoric: How persuasive are you?
  • Britain's love affair with coffee
  • Optimists vs Pessimists
  • The world of Agatha Christie

    The globe of Agatha Christie

    Episode 220324 / 24 Mar 2022

    Hear a chat nearly the queen of murder mystery, who had her books translated into over 100 languages

  • Mars: Mysteries of the Red Planet
  • Why laughter is the best medicine
  • Is being kind good for you?

    Is being kind good for you?

    Episode 220303 / 03 Mar 2022

    Mind to what scientists are maxim about the benefits of giving others a helping hand

  • Eating bugs

    Eating bugs

    Episode 220224 / 24 February 2022

    Would you lot swallow a cricket? How about a portion of nice crunchy ants?

  • The benefits of boredom
  • Do our pets care about us?
  • Sleepy in South Korea

    Sleepy in South korea

    Episode 220203 / 03 Feb 2022

    Life in a place where people work, report longer hours and get less sleep than anywhere else

  • Preparing for the Beijing Winter Olympics
  • Are personalised diets the best way to be healthy?
  • Inventing languages
  • Welcome to the 'metaverse'
  • Do trees have memories?

    Do trees take memories?

    Episode 211230 / 30 Dec 2021

    We talk virtually the defences plants might develop after facing periods of stress.

  • Algorithms

    Algorithms

    Episode 211223 / 23 Dec 2021

    Nosotros talk about the maths formulas that are increasingly role of our lives

  • Changing the Earth's climate
  • Body language online

    Body language online

    Episode 211209 / 09 Dec 2021

    How can we brand video conferences experience more natural?

  • The Human Library: Life as an open book
  • How green is nuclear energy?
  • Why we forget the things we learn
  • Why is Super Mario so popular?
  • Should fast food sponsor sport?
  • Grime: Music from architecture
  • Where do your tips go?

    Where practise your tips go?

    Episode 211021 / 21 October 2021

    We hash out what happens to the extra money you give at restaurants

  • Angela Merkel

    Angela Merkel

    Episode 211014 / fourteen Oct 2021

    Why is the German leader Angela Merkel chosen 'Mutti'?

  • Smart tech and climate change
  • Going through the menopause
  • Bitcoin's energy cost

    Bitcoin'due south free energy cost

    Episode 210927 / 27 Sep 2021

    Bitcoin: is it an investment option for ordinary people?

  • I love my language!

    I love my linguistic communication!

    Episode 210923 / 23 Sep 2021

    Hear about a woman's try to keep her language alive

  • Why are people collecting NFTs?
  • Robot Artists

    Robot Artists

    Episode 210916 / 16 Sep 2021

    Could robots be artists?

  • Bats: Friend or foe?
  • Is the planet warming up faster?
  • Is technology harmful to youngsters?
  • Is chimp politics like ours?
  • Making sense of the census
  • The fear of numbers
  • A future without doctors?
  • Lights! Camera! Kiss! - Intimacy on screen
  • Concussion in sport

    Concussion in sport

    Episode 210812 / 12 Aug 2021

    We discuss the long-term furnishings on players who make a career taking heavy tackles

  • Inside the head of Jeff Bezos
  • The history of swimming

    The history of swimming

    Episode 210805 / 05 Aug 2021

    How a fun activeness was discouraged by organized religion and in the proper noun of school discipline

  • Do consumers care about carbon footprint?
  • Are humans a messy species?
  • The loneliest man in history

    The loneliest homo in history

    Episode 210726 / 26 Jul 2021

    How the Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins felt in 1969 almost non walking on the Moon.

  • The language of wine
  • How colour affects us
  • Flexible working

    Flexible working

    Episode 210715 / 15 Jul 2021

    Is in that location a stigma attached to not wanting to work the 9-to-5 shift?

  • Hypnotism

    Hypnotism

    Episode 210708 / 08 Jul 2021

    Can anyone be hypnotised?

  • Saving the white rhinos

    Saving the white rhinos

    Episode 210701 / 01 Jul 2021

    We talk most a breeding programme with the last individuals of the species.

  • Making old things last longer
  • Building rapport with others
  • Food superstitions

    Food superstitions

    Episode 210610 / ten Jun 2021

    Does carving scary faces into pumpkins really frighten away evil spirits?

  • The Rosetta Stone

    The Rosetta Stone

    Episode 210603 / 03 Jun 2021

    We talk nigh the famous piece of stone that was key to translating the writing organisation created in ancient Egypt.

  • Compassion fatigue

    Compassion fatigue

    Episode 210527 / 27 May 2021

    Covid-xix: Are we tired of feeling sorry for others?

  • Hermits

    Hermits

    Episode 210520 / twenty May 2021

    Why do people decide to be solitary for long periods of fourth dimension?

  • When males are not needed
  • Mermaids

    Mermaids

    Episode 210506 / 06 May 2021

    Sirens, mermaids, mami wata... we talk about different representations of these intriguing h2o creatures.

  • A quieter world

    A quieter globe

    Episode 210429 / 29 Apr 2021

    Hear about whether dissonance is bad for our health

  • US and China vs climate change
  • Naked in nature

    Naked in nature

    Episode 210415 / 15 Apr 2021

    Hear most why beingness naked in nature might be proficient for you

  • The language of biscuits

    The language of biscuits

    Episode 210408 / 08 Apr 2021

    Learn why this tasty snack became popular with the Industrial Revolution

  • Is English really English?
  • Astronauts on strike?

    Astronauts on strike?

    Episode 210325 / 25 Mar 2021

    Hear all about the Skylab astronauts' disagreement with mission control

  • Digital help for blind people
  • What's the key to happiness?
  • Looking for utopia
  • Covid: One year on

    Covid: One yr on

    Episode 210225 / 25 February 2021

    Hear most Covid-xix and how our noesis has changed

  • Singing in tune

    Singing in tune

    Episode 210218 / eighteen Feb 2021

    Hear about singing and why it'southward good to do it

  • Working for yourself

    Working for yourself

    Episode 210211 / 11 February 2021

    Hear virtually why some people are choosing to freelance

  • The woman whose cells never die
  • What makes a good story?

    What makes a good story?

    Episode 210121 / 21 January 2021

    Hear nigh storytelling and how it helps united states to connect and communicate

  • For the love of foreign languages
  • Comfort Food

    Condolement Nutrient

    Episode 210107 / 07 January 2021

    Hear nearly comfort nutrient and why nosotros eat it

  • What is fat-shaming?
  • Coronavirus vs other pandemics
  • Are trees intelligent?
  •  Can jellyfish help us solve our problems?
  • Why do we choose to text instead of talk?
  • Loneliness

    Loneliness

    Episode 201126 / 26 Nov 2020

    Hear nearly how loneliness tin can bear upon everyone

  • Is punctuality important?
  • Could you be a victim of online fraud?
  • Melting ice sheet: Is it too late?
  • Walkman: the music player revolution
  • Could humans live in underwater cities?
  • Hacking help for US elections
  • Do chimps have the same emotions as us?
  • Coronavirus: Dealing with mass unemployment
  • Grandma therapy in Zimbabwe
  • Is there a future without bees?
  • How to talk about conspiracy theories
  • What's the point of blood types?
  • Will Covid-19 change cities?
  • Is this the era of distrust?
  • No more bosses

    No more bosses

    Episode 200806 / 06 Aug 2020

    Tin can companies operate improve without managers?

  • The medicine of coronavirus

    The medicine of coronavirus

    Episode 200730 / 17 Jul 2020

    Neil and Georgina talk about the origins of Covid-xix and teach y'all related vocabulary.

  • Food made in space

    Nutrient made in infinite

    Episode 200723 / 23 Jul 2020

    Could plant growth studies in the ISS help feed people on Globe in the future?

  • Sport against poverty

    Sport confronting poverty

    Episode 200716 / 16 Jul 2020

    Surf in South Africa, skateboarding in Afghanistan – are making poor children more than assertive.

  • Covid-19: The office after lockdown
  • Should we wear a face mask?
  • Millennials and business

    Millennials and business concern

    Episode 200625 / 25 Jun 2020

    Why are millennials so attracted to starting their own businesses?

  • Is being thrifty a virtue?

    Is being thrifty a virtue?

    Episode 200618 / eighteen Jun 2020

    Nosotros talk about beingness a saver in a consumer civilisation and talk over the meaning of 'thrift' through history.

  • The food delivery revolution
  • What difference has #MeToo made?
  • Is the recycling system broken?
  • The soothing power of books
  • Shocking facts about electricity
  • The importance of handwashing
  • Tips for parents coping with kids at home
  • The power of crying
  • Are bucket lists always a good thing?
  • Is the pasty really Cornish?
  • Touring bands and climate change
  • Training artificial intelligence
  • Meditation and the brain
  • Will humans become extinct?
  • The circular economy
  • Eating pond scum

    Eating pond scum

    Episode 200227 / 27 Feb 2020

    Pond scum - the new superfood which could benefit your wellness and the planet

  • Could you give up fast fashion?
  • How resilient are you?

    How resilient are y'all?

    Episode 200213 / 13 February 2020

    Are nosotros built-in with the ability to cope well with difficult situations? Can we larn it?

  • Is it good to disagree?
  • The benefits of low emission zones

    The benefits of low emission zones

    Episode 200130 / 30 Jan 2020

    What are depression emission zones and why are more than cities adopting these cleaner-air initiatives? Clean up your English past listening to this word

  • Women in politics

    Women in politics

    Episode 200123 / 23 Jan 2020

    What's inspiring women to become involved in politics?

  •  Could you give up booze for a month?
  • The decline of the apostrophe
  • Why does seeing someone yawn make you yawn?
  • Fake or real: What's the best tree  to have at Christmas?
  • The calming power of nature
  • Chatting to new people

    Chatting to new people

    Episode 191212 / 12 December 2019

    Anxious about talking to people you don't know? Listen to what a social psychologist has to say about it.

  • Why take a gap year?

    Why have a gap year?

    Episode 191205 / 05 Dec 2019

    Does delaying university to travel assistance you get a job in the future?

  • The joy of free diving
  • Can robots care for us?
  • Mental health in the workplace
  • Why do people like sad music?
  • Why's it called 'mother tongue'?
  • Is it a good idea to have a tattoo?
  • Working for free

    Working for free

    Episode 191017 / 17 Oct 2019

    Internships: exploitation or valuable piece of work experience?

  • Can you tell when someone is lying?
  • Are you good at complaining?
  • Does your name start with the wrong letter?
  • Faking it: Computers that spot a real smile
  • Is tourism harmful?

    Is tourism harmful?

    Episode 190912 / 12 Sep 2019

    Anybody loves a holiday, simply what harm can tourists do? Sam and Rob find out.

  • The future of food
  • How can I help the environment?
  • Does your age affect your political views?
  • Cryptocurrencies

    Cryptocurrencies

    Episode 190815 / fifteen Aug 2019

    Libra, Bitcoin... would you invest in digital money?

  • The art of tipping
  • Coffee cups: Do you use your own?
  • Are you at risk from online fraud?
  • Is shame always bad?
  • Do you care if you're poor when you're old?
  • Women's football
  • The business of eSports
  • Can death metal bring you joy?
  • Is talking on the phone embarrassing?
  • Women and motorbikes
  • Vampire shoppers

    Vampire shoppers

    Episode 190530 / thirty May 2019

    Shopping online in the center of the nighttime is becoming popular but, is it always a good idea?

  • What to do when you can't sleep
  • Being slim: Is it in our genes?

    Being slim: Is it in our genes?

    Episode 190516 / 16 May 2019

    Studies have shown that about 40% of the variation in a person'southward weight is influenced by genes.

  • Can we trust a smart speaker?
  • Evolution and anxiety
  • The rise in popularity of the comfy shoe
  • Rabbits: cuddly friends or cunning tricksters?
  • The decluttering trend
  • Why do we feel awkward?
  • Side hustles

    Side hustles

    Episode 190328 / 28 Mar 2019

    Do you have a second job?

  • How your eyes predict your personality
  • Debating veganism: How to change someone's opinion
  • What's on your to-do list?
  • Unicorns

    Unicorns

    Episode 190228 / 28 Feb 2019

    Why are these magical creatures back in fashion?

  • Are food allergies more common now?
  • Dating apps

    Dating apps

    Episode 190214 / 14 Feb 2019

    How effective are dating apps when you're looking for a romantic partner?

  • High heels

    High heels

    Episode 190207 / 07 Feb 2019

    What's and then special about these uncomfortable shoes?

  • Improving your memory
  • Concepts of happiness
  • Is music getting faster?

    Is music getting faster?

    Episode 190117 / 17 Jan 2019

    New technology might be putting an stop to instrumental introductions to pop songs

  • The benefits of schadenfreude
  • Could you be flexitarian?
  • Michelle Obama on empowerment
  • Why we push buttons
  • The teenage brain
  • Why does 'x' mean 'kiss'?
  • Photo-friendly food
  • The smell of coffee
  • What chickens can teach us about hierarchies
  • Loneliness

    Loneliness

    Episode 181108 / 08 Nov 2018

    Can people feel lonely in a crowded identify?

  • Objectification

    Objectification

    Episode 181101 / 01 November 2018

    Neil and Sam hash out objectification. What is it and is there really a 'perfect body'?

  • How creative should we be?
  • What is scumbro?
  • Curbing our plastic addiction

    Curbing our plastic addiction

    Episode 181011 / 11 Oct 2018

    Could we live without plastic? We discuss the problems and the progress that's being made.

  • Describing Generation Z
  • High-vis fashion
  • Snowflakes and taking offence

    Snowflakes and taking offence

    Episode 180920 / 20 Sep 2018

    The word snowflake has taken on a new meaning. We hash out this new term without causing offence!

  • Dating apps: How our brains react
  • Beating a sedentary lifestyle
  • Street food: Why is it becoming so popular?
  • Are smartphones killing cameras?
  • Fathers

    Fathers

    Episode 180816 / 16 Aug 2018

    Why do men desire to be fathers?

  • A tall story

    A tall story

    Episode 180809 / 09 Aug 2018

    Does being taller mean you lot earn more at piece of work?

  • How intelligent is the octopus?
  • Not going out

    Not going out

    Episode 180726 / 26 Jul 2018

    Why are countryside walks no longer then pop?

  • Is technology always the solution?
  • Smartphone addiction
  • Surf and turf

    Surf and turf

    Episode 180705 / 05 Jul 2018

    Surf and turf shopping

  • Broken hearts
  • Is gaming a sport?
  • Are you excited about the World Cup?
  • Talking to machines
  • Taking risks
  • Women in space
  • Football songs: Why are crowds so quiet these days?
  • Hangry: are you angry when you're hungry?
  • Perfume: what your smell says about you
  • Is the internet good or bad?
  • Lying to children
  • Are you a foodie?

    Are you a foodie?

    Episode 180412 / 12 April 2018

    How much practice you know nigh the food you eat?

  • The future of marriage
  • Who needs a manbag?
  • Microadventures!
  • How do you learn to speak  a language?
  • Robot therapist

    Robot therapist

    Episode 180308 / 08 Mar 2018

    Would you tell a robot your deepest secrets?

  • Hello, hello

    Hello, hello

    Episode 180301 / 01 Mar 2018

    The history of the humble 'hello'

  • Swimming like a mermaid
  • The rise of drones
  • Transport of the future
  • What's in a name?
  • Rise of the machines

    Rising of the machines

    Episode 180125 / 25 January 2018

    Are robots and artificial intelligence taking over from humans? Dan and Neil discuss the ascent of the machines

  • A dry January?

    A dry January?

    Episode 180118 / eighteen Jan 2018

    Are you trying to surrender drinking this calendar month? Catherine and Rob discuss abstaining and the benefits of a dry Jan

  • Ethical coffee

    Ethical coffee

    Episode 180111 / xi Jan 2018

    Would you pay more for coffee if you knew it was doing some good? Dan and Catherine discuss the pros and cons of ethically produced java.

  • Bitcoin: digital crypto-currency

    Bitcoin: digital crypto-currency

    Episode 180104 / 04 Jan 2018

    Bitcoin is here and information technology's generating interest. Is that a good or bad thing? Dan and Neil talk over the pros and cons of this digital currency.

  • Is 'man flu' real?

    Is 'human being flu' real?

    Episode 171228 / 28 Dec 2017

    Can science prove the being of 'man influenza' or are men only big babies? Dan and Neil talk over all this and give you six useful items of vocabulary.

  • The perfect Santa

    The perfect Santa

    Episode 171221 / 21 Dec 2017

    A popular task at this time of yr is playing the part of Santa. But what does information technology take to be the perfect Begetter Christmas? Neil and Dan discuss whether it's a part that would suit Dan.

  • Should schoolchildren have jobs?

    Should schoolchildren have jobs?

    Episode 171214 / 14 Dec 2017

    The number of schoolchildren doing part-fourth dimension jobs in the Uk has fallen. Is that a proficient thing? Neil and Dan discuss the pros and cons of working while you lot're nonetheless at schoolhouse.

  • What do you buy when you're sad?
  • Do you need to upgrade your phone?
  • Why more of us are getting fitter together
  • How do you like your coffee?
  • Pedestrianisation - is it good for cities and towns?
  • Too much sugar

    Besides much sugar

    Episode 171026 / 26 Oct 2017

    Are yous enlightened of how much of the sweet stuff you consume?

  • What's wetiquette?

    What's wetiquette?

    Episode 171019 / xix Oct 2017

    When yous have to be polite and courteous ... even when you swim!

  • Why pay for bottled water?

    Why pay for bottled water?

    Episode 171012 / 12 Oct 2017

    Tin can you tell the difference between the sense of taste of bottled water and tap water?

  • Do adults exercise enough?

    Do adults practise enough?

    Episode 171005 / 05 Oct 2017

    Neil and Rob talk virtually vigorous exercise – and whether adults take plenty of it!

  • What can't computers do?
  • The wonders of hair

    The wonders of hair

    Episode 170921 / 21 Sep 2017

    Did you know that when the unabridged torso is aging hair tin can grow stronger?

  • Having a row or asking for directions?
  • Uniforms

    Uniforms

    Episode 170907 / 07 Sep 2017

    A policeman, a airplane pilot, a chef - what's our fascination with uniforms?

  • Laughing could kill you

    Laughing could kill you lot

    Episode 170831 / 31 Aug 2017

    Tim and Neil laugh their caput off every bit they teach you useful vocabulary

  • Would the world stop without clocks?
  • What makes a video go viral?
  • Fancy dress funerals

    Fancy dress funerals

    Episode 170810 / 10 Aug 2017

    Have you lot always thought nearly what sort of funeral you would similar to have?

  • It's good to talk

    It'due south good to talk

    Episode 170803 / 03 Aug 2017

    The treatments that help people stay mentally good for you

  • How honest are we?

    How honest are we?

    Episode 170727 / 27 Jul 2017

    Have yous ever cheated an honesty box? Is honesty really the best policy?

  • You think you're invisible?
  • How do pets navigate?
  • Self-help

    Cocky-assistance

    Episode 170706 / 06 Jul 2017

    Want to improve your life?

  • Faces and first impressions
  • Built to fail?

    Built to neglect?

    Episode 170622 / 22 Jun 2017

    Why do we throw away then much technology?

  • Mindfulness

    Mindfulness

    Episode 170615 / 15 Jun 2017

    Relax, slow downward and breathe. Neil and Catherine explore mindfulness - what information technology is and what benefits information technology offers

  • Is happiness genetic?
  • Water Burial

    Water Burial

    Episode 170601 / 01 Jun 2017

    A new way to balance in peace

  • Could you go vegan?
  • Goldfish, brains and phones
  • How much food do you waste?
  • The super rich

    The super rich

    Episode 170504 / 04 May 2017

    The rich are getting richer

  • Miraculous survival

    Miraculous survival

    Episode 170427 / 27 Apr 2017

    How did a man fall from a 47 storey skyscraper and survive?

  • Sighing

    Sighing

    Episode 170420 / twenty April 2017

    Why do we sigh?

  • Multiple Careers

    Multiple Careers

    Episode 170413 / thirteen Apr 2017

    What's behind the tendency for having more one career?

  • Food and mood

    Food and mood

    Episode 170406 / 06 Apr 2017

    How does your nutrient affect your mood?

  • Dog detectors

    Canis familiaris detectors

    Episode 170330 / 30 Mar 2017

    Tin can dogs be used to detect cancer?

  • The rise of the emoji

    The rise of the emoji

    Episode 170323 / 23 Mar 2017

    Are you an emoji person? We explore how uncomplicated smiley faces accept go powerful communication tools.

  • What your lunch says about you

    What your lunch says near y'all

    Episode 170316 / xvi Mar 2017

    What practise yous eat for lunch? Sandwiches are the most popular lunchtime meal in the UK, but why?

  • Mermaids – Fact or fiction?
  • Life expectancy

    Life expectancy

    Episode 170302 / 02 Mar 2017

    Can humanity really breach the 90 year limit?

  • Gun control without guns

    Gun control without guns

    Episode 170223 / 23 February 2017

    Gun control with no guns? How is that possible? Join Dan and Neil to detect out.

  • How romance ruined love
  • Can you trust your own eyes?

    Tin you lot trust your ain optics?

    Episode 170209 / 09 Feb 2017

    Catherine and Neil discuss why the law and the legal system are concerned about eyewitness testimony

  • Why do cities make us rude?

    Why do cities make us rude?

    Episode 170202 / 02 February 2017

    Catherine and Neil discuss how the pressures of modernistic living are making us hostile to each other

  • Family history

    Family history

    Episode 170126 / 26 January 2017

    Why are so many people obsessed with learning about their family history? Neil and Catherine talk virtually genealogy

  • Life on the edge

    Life on the border

    Episode 170119 / 19 January 2017

    The increased report of extremophile microbes has revealed a lot nigh what is and is not needed to sustain life on Earth

  • What's your superpower?

    What'southward your superpower?

    Episode 170112 / 12 Jan 2017

    Why are nosotros so fascinated with the superheroes that populate our cinema screens and comic books?

  • Driving

    Driving

    Episode 170105 / 05 Jan 2017

    Alice and Neil discuss whether nosotros would miss driving as driverless cars are tested in cities effectually the world

  • Introvert... and proud!

    Introvert... and proud!

    Episode 161229 / 29 December 2016

    What'southward your personality blazon? If you lot are an introvert you're in skilful visitor; Barack Obama, JK Rowling are introverts...

  • Why do crazes take off?

    Why practise crazes take off?

    Episode 161222 / 22 Dec 2016

    Why is information technology that some games, hobbies and activities go crazes while others don't? Alice and Neil talk about their preferences

  • When do you feel sleepy?

    When do y'all feel sleepy?

    Episode 161215 / 15 Dec 2016

    Alice and Neil discuss circadian rhythms – the and so-called torso clock that influences an organism's daily cycle of changes

  • Cleopatra

    Cleopatra

    Episode 161208 / 08 Dec 2016

    Sophie and Neil hash out why the terminal pharaoh of Arab republic of egypt still fascinates people today

  • Animal phobias

    Fauna phobias

    Episode 161201 / 01 Dec 2016

    Why practise we fear animals that pose no threat to us? Sophie and Neil hash out the reason why fear of spiders is so common

  • Women's right to vote

    Women's right to vote

    Episode 161124 / 24 Nov 2016

    Neil and Alice talk well-nigh the defiant women who fought for their correct to choose their representatives

  • Why we love trainers

    Why we honey trainers

    Episode 161117 / 17 Nov 2016

    Telephone call them what you want – trainers, sneakers, tennis shoes – only why does everybody love them and so much?

  • On your bike

    On your wheel

    Episode 161110 / ten Nov 2016

    Sophie and Neil discuss the bike's mass appeal, from helping to widen the gene pool to blazing a trail for the women's movement

  • Hi, meet my online persona!

    Hello, meet my online persona!

    Episode 161103 / 03 November 2016

    Sophie and Neil discuss social networks and why nosotros oftentimes use unlike identities for different social media

  • How do you read your news?

    How do you lot read your news?

    Episode 161027 / 27 October 2016

    Gratis, digital news is threatening traditional newspapers. Sophie and Neil hash out the pros and cons of news in impress

  • Do opposites attract?

    Practise opposites concenter?

    Episode 161020 / 20 October 2016

    Why are we attracted to some people and not to others? Sophie and Neil discuss dearest at first sight

  • Is loneliness in our genes?

    Is loneliness in our genes?

    Episode 161013 / 13 Oct 2016

    What is loneliness and why practise we feel information technology? Sophie and Neil hash out how feeling lonely can help us to survive

  • Who do you think you are?

    Who do you think you lot are?

    Episode 161006 / 06 Oct 2016

    How practice you lot see yourself and how do others encounter yous? Alice and Neil discuss identity and how appearances can exist deceptive

  • Does punctuation matter?

    Does punctuation thing?

    Episode 160929 / 29 Sep 2016

    Why is punctuation important? Neil and Alice discuss rhetoric, commas and total stops.

  • Penicillin: breaking the mould

    Penicillin: breaking the mould

    Episode 160922 / 22 Sep 2016

    Alice and Neil discuss penicillin, the so-called wonder drug discovered in 1928 by Alexander Fleming

  • Global warming

    Global warming

    Episode 160915 / xv Sep 2016

    What might the world look like if temperatures keep rising? Neil and Alice talk over the need to adapt to the changes ahead

  • Old tech

    Old tech

    Episode 160908 / 08 Sep 2016

    Did you ever own a Walkman or a record player? Alice and Neil discuss quondam tech and why the United states of america Pentagon still uses floppy disks

  • Slang

    Slang

    Episode 160901 / 01 Sep 2016

    Neil and Alice discuss the differences between slang, jargon, and swearing, while educational activity you some Cockney Rhyming Slang

  • Domestic chores

    Domestic chores

    Episode 160825 / 25 Aug 2016

    Do women clean the firm more oftentimes than men? Alice and Neil discuss the topic and teach you lot a tidy amount of vocabulary

  • Have you walked off your pizza?

    Take you walked off your pizza?

    Episode 160818 / eighteen Aug 2016

    Is food labelling clear enough to assist us brand healthy choices? Alice and Neil discuss chocolate chip muffins along with another tasty vocabulary

  • How to cure writer's block

    How to cure writer'southward block

    Episode 160811 / eleven Aug 2016

    Who were the Muses and how did they help the creative process? Neil and Alice talk over how to be more creative

  • Is English changing?

    Is English changing?

    Episode 160804 / 04 Aug 2016

    Will we still exist speaking in an English we recognise in a thousand years' time? Alice and Neil brand some educated guesses!

  • Heritage sites

    Heritage sites

    Episode 160728 / 28 Jul 2016

    Neil and Alice talk over the threat to The Great Barrier Reef, the Thousand Canyon, and the Inca metropolis of Machu Picchu in Republic of peru

  • Are we there yet?

    Are we at that place withal?

    Episode 160721 / 21 Jul 2016

    Why do some weeks just fly by but sometimes minutes tin seem like hours? Neil and Alice hash out our perception of fourth dimension

  • Cities of the future

    Cities of the hereafter

    Episode 160714 / 14 Jul 2016

    What will the cities of the future look like, and will we enjoy living in them? Alice and Neil talk over Neil'due south endeavor at town planning

  • Diabetes

    Diabetes

    Episode 160707 / 07 Jul 2016

    Why is the disease diabetes on the rise? Alice and Neil talk about the role that diet has to play in this global health problem

  • Get on with it!

    Get on with information technology!

    Episode 160630 / xxx Jun 2016

    Why do nosotros procrastinate? Rob and Alice discuss why it can exist difficult to get on with tasks

  • Who would you imitate?

    Who would you imitate?

    Episode 160623 / 23 Jun 2016

    Why do we like to impersonate people? Neil tries out his best impression of Elvis while instruction you some related vocabulary

  • How to prepare for an exam

    How to fix for an exam

    Episode 160616 / xvi Jun 2016

    Alice and Rob consider which report techniques are expert and which aren't. Does sleeping with a book under your pillow help?

  • Young and in business

    Young and in business

    Episode 160609 / 09 Jun 2016

    Immature entrepreneurs are appearing everywhere. Alice and Rob talk over whether grey hair is best

  • Do as I say, not as I do

    Practice equally I say, not equally I practice

    Episode 160602 / 02 Jun 2016

    Why do people often say one affair and do some other? Alice and Rob ask how far hypocrisy is actually office of who we are

  • Could you be an astronaut?

    Could y'all be an astronaut?

    Episode 160526 / 26 May 2016

    Do you lot have what it takes to become to space? Alice and Rob talk over the challenges of a job thousands of people are keen on

  • Conspiracy theories

    Conspiracy theories

    Episode 160519 / 19 May 2016

    Practice you believe men walked on the Moon? Alice and Rob hash out why some people are suspicious about everything

  • Have you got too much stuff?

    Have you lot got too much stuff?

    Episode 160512 / 12 May 2016

    You've decluttered and tidied but could you lot live life free of stuff? Alice and Rob discuss why we give objects emotional value

  • How bad is booze?

    How bad is booze?

    Episode 160505 / 05 May 2016

    Are you a teetotaler or a drinker? Rob and Alice discuss what risk to your wellness regular drinking may accept

  • Is chivalry dead?

    Is knightly dead?

    Episode 160428 / 28 April 2016

    What does it take to impress the ladies in the 21st century? Neil and Alice discuss knights in shining armour

  • Never too old

    Never as well erstwhile

    Episode 160421 / 21 Apr 2016

    Is retirement the end of everything or just a door for new opportunities? Alice and Rob talk about crumbling

  • Do you think for yourself?

    Practice you call up for yourself?

    Episode 160414 / 14 Apr 2016

    Do y'all e'er concord with what most people in your group say? Neil and Sophie discuss staff meetings.

  • Brain training

    Encephalon preparation

    Episode 160407 / 07 April 2016

    Neil and Sophie discuss the health benefits of being able to speak two languages fluently. And Neil... speaks Japanese!

  • Is social media a distraction?

    Is social media a distraction?

    Episode 160331 / 31 Mar 2016

    How often practice you lot check your phone? Neil and Sophie discuss how social media is irresolute the fashion nosotros interact.

  • Gardening

    Gardening

    Episode 160324 / 24 Mar 2016

    Sophie and Neil discover that soil has some surprising qualities and discuss how growing food tin can exist therapeutic too

  • What's in a fairy tale?

    What's in a fairy tale?

    Episode 160317 / 17 Mar 2016

    Sophie and Neil talk most traditional fairy tales for the adult market place and teach you some magical vocabulary

  • Corporate team building

    Corporate squad building

    Episode 160310 / 10 Mar 2016

    Neil and Sophie discuss the growing industry of squad building – from zombie bootcamps to horse grooming for executives.

  • Life on Mars

    Life on Mars

    Episode 160303 / 03 Mar 2016

    Neil and Sophie talk over Mars, the fourth stone from the Sun

  • It's all in the genes

    It's all in the genes

    Episode 160225 / 25 February 2016

    Neil and Sophie talk about gene editing, designer babies and how many errors Neil might have in his genetic code.

  • Giving away your fortune

    Giving abroad your fortune

    Episode 160218 / eighteen Feb 2016

    How generous are you? Neil and Sophie talk over Mark Zuckerberg and what information technology takes to be a modern-mean solar day philanthropist.

  • How would you like to pay?

    How would you similar to pay?

    Episode 160211 / 11 Feb 2016

    Are the days of paying by cash for a latte or a newspaper nearly gone? Alice and Neil talk over Neil'due south fondness for loose change...

  • How do you like your tea?

    How do yous like your tea?

    Episode 160204 / 04 Feb 2016

    Tea comes in different forms – milky, sweet or spicy. Alice and Neil talk over how this Asian leaf conquered the world.

  • The commute

    The commute

    Episode 160128 / 28 January 2016

    Train, auto, bicycle ... Hundreds of millions of united states make the same journeying day in day out. Accept a hike with Alice and Neil and larn new vocabulary.

  • Are we afraid of food?

    Are we afraid of food?

    Episode 160121 / 21 Jan 2016

    Are food allergies on the increase and if and then, why? Neil and Alice talk about the growing fear of nutrient and teach new words.

  • Is modern life making us tired?

    Is modern life making us tired?

    Episode 160114 / 14 Jan 2016

    Are artificial lights and late night TV ruining our slumber? Neil and Alice discuss the issue and teach yous related vocabulary.

  • Asking the right questions

    Asking the right questions

    Episode 160107 / 07 Jan 2016

    What does it take to exist a expert interviewer? Neil and Alice discuss TV chat bear witness hosts and teach you lot some related vocabulary.

  • The way we look

    The manner nosotros look

    Episode 151231 / 31 Dec 2015

    How much does appearance really matter? Neil and Alice discuss fitness and New Year's resolutions

  • Christmas kindness

    Christmas kindness

    Episode 151224 / 24 Dec 2015

    Some families struggle to buy even food and can't beget presents. Neil and Alice discuss how some charities are helping those in need.

  • Why do we take risks?

    Why do we have risks?

    Episode 151217 / 17 Dec 2015

    Alice and Finn talk about the passion some people have for danger and the unseen threats nosotros face every day

  • Is student life all good?

    Is educatee life all practiced?

    Episode 151210 / x December 2015

    Alice and Neil discuss the psychological pressures of going to university. They also teach some related vocabulary.

  • Robin Hood

    Robin Hood

    Episode 151203 / 03 December 2015

    Neil and Alice hash out the long-lasting appeal of this man with a bow and how he has inverse over the centuries

  • How much is your spouse worth?

    How much is your spouse worth?

    Episode 151126 / 26 Nov 2015

    Practise you know how much your partner earns? Is he or she in debt? Would this make yous dear them less?

  • 100 Women

    100 Women

    Episode 151119 / 19 Nov 2015

    The BBC broadcasts a season of programmes discussing women's issues around the world

  • What makes us laugh?

    What makes us express joy?

    Episode 151112 / 12 Nov 2015

    Are you lot practiced at telling jokes? What makes a good comedian?

  • The impact of plastic

    The impact of plastic

    Episode 151105 / 05 Nov 2015

    Should we all pay for supermarket plastic bags? Neil and Alice take a wait at the environmental impact of plastic and teach you some related words.

  • Shakespeare in plain English
  • New transport on two wheels

    New transport on two wheels

    Episode 151022 / 22 Oct 2015

    The bicycle is the most pop form of ii-wheeled transport in the world, but could nosotros all presently be using hoverboards? Listen to Neil and Finn'due south conversation and learn some new words.

  • Will robots take our jobs?

    Will robots take our jobs?

    Episode 151015 / 15 October 2015

    If you are sitting at a desk or answering the phone, stop for a moment and ask: could a robot or car do this chore improve? Neil and Finn discuss the future of our jobs.

  • Do we read to show off?

    Practise nosotros read to testify off?

    Episode 151008 / 08 Oct 2015

    Neil and Alice discuss what kind of book people like to be seen reading. Do you like to impress people with a classic book in your hands?

  • Summer-born kids

    Summer-born kids

    Episode 151001 / 01 Oct 2015

    Does existence born in the summer reduce your take chances of going to university?

  • The Earth's core

    The World's cadre

    Episode 150924 / 24 Sep 2015

    Take a trip with Rob and Alice to find out nigh the World'due south core. They'll discuss how hot it is – and whether there are any dinosaurs living there!

  • The meaning of clothes

    The meaning of clothes

    Episode 150917 / 17 Sep 2015

    Do you clothes formally or casually? Do y'all choose trendy items or sometime comfortable ones? Rob and Will talk about the meaning of apparel.

  • The Proms

    The Proms

    Episode 150910 / x Sep 2015

    It's been described every bit the world's largest and most democratic classical music festival. Neil and Finn guide yous through the BBC Proms

  • Is knuckle cracking good for you?

    Is knuckle cracking good for you?

    Episode 150903 / 03 Sep 2015

    What an awful sound - not bad your knuckles! Mind in to Rob and Neil to find out if it'south a useful skill or merely an annoying habit

  • Evolution before Darwin

    Evolution before Darwin

    Episode 150827 / 27 Aug 2015

    Was Charles Darwin the only man with ideas virtually development? Rob and Neil talk most someone else who discovered information technology commencement.

  • Lifts

    Lifts

    Episode 150820 / 20 Aug 2015

    What are the modern day dilemmas in using a lift? Rob and Neil discuss the awkwardness and irritation of being in one

  • Compulsory voting

    Compulsory voting

    Episode 150813 / xiii Aug 2015

    Should young people be made to vote in elections or should nosotros choose? We discuss the ideas behind compulsory voting

  • Chins

    Chins

    Episode 150806 / 08 Aug 2015

    What do we need our chins for? Rob and Neil discuss how nosotros got them and what our chins say well-nigh us

  • Why do gibbons sing duets?

    Why do gibbons sing duets?

    Episode 150730 / 30 Jul 2015

    Why exercise gibbons sing duets and what has this got to practice with the evolution of the human linguistic communication?

  • Are models too skinny?

    Are models too skinny?

    Episode 150723 / 23 Jul 2015

    Skinny models: What does the constabulary say about walking the catwalk?

  • Is a game just a game?

    Is a game merely a game?

    Episode 150716 / 16 Jul 2015

    The dangers of computer games. How good are they for our health?

  • The wonder of blood

    The wonder of claret

    Episode 150709 / 09 Jul 2015

    Information technology'south amazing! What part of our torso take scientists discovered can heal and help united states?

  • Why did Singapore ban gum?

    Why did Singapore ban mucilage?

    Episode 150702 / 02 Jul 2015

    Do you chew glue and what do you do with it when you lot've finished? Heed to Rob and Finn discussing the history and chemical properties of gum and why it'due south messing up our streets whilst explaining some related vocabulary

  • Food banks

    Food banks

    Episode 150625 / 25 Jun 2015

    Food banks provide food to people in the Britain who can't beget to buy their own. Rob and Finn hash out this how they work and how they help many of the country's poorest

  • The teenage brain

    The teenage brain

    Episode 150618 / 18 Jun 2015

    Listen to Neil and Rob discussing mood swings, risk taking, and why people make fun of teenagers, while they also explore some related vocabulary.

  • The Outernet

    The Outernet

    Episode 150611 / xi Jun 2015

    How can remote parts of the world get access to the internet? Neil and Catherine hash out a new idea for spreading noesis

  • Is aggression useful?

    Is assailment useful?

    Episode 150604 / 04 Jun 2015

    What makes us angry and why is aggression useful? Neil and Catherine discuss human behaviour.

  • Are beards back to stay?

    Are beards back to stay?

    Episode 150528 / 28 May 2015

    Big bushy beards have become and then fashionable that there'due south at present an art exhibition defended to them

  • Is a door just a door?

    Is a door just a door?

    Episode 150521 / 21 May 2015

    A London apartment block has front and dorsum entrances for private and social housing - or so-chosen rich and poor doors. Does it make sense to you? Listen to a discussion whilst learning some housing-related vocabulary

  • The first space walk

    The first space walk

    Episode 150514 / fourteen May 2015

    Fifty years ago, on 18 March 1965, Soviet astronaut Alexei Leonov took the first space walk. Listen to Rob and Neil describing the struggles of that ground-breaking space mission whilst explaining some related vocabulary.

  • Wireless furniture for phones

    Wireless furniture for phones

    Episode 150507 / 07 May 2015

    Piece of furniture with congenital-in wireless charging technology - like a coffee tabular array is now existence sold. 'Built-in' means the engineering science is included every bit function of the table. So y'all merely popular your telephone on the tabular array, and applied science does the rest!

  • Saving China's elephants

    Saving Mainland china's elephants

    Episode 150430 / xxx April 2015

    Many animals face extinction. Merely people are realising that they must human activity now to stop farther losses. A scheme to salvage the Asian elephant in People's republic of china could provide an respond.

  • Life without music

    Life without music

    Episode 150423 / 23 April 2015

    How does music make you feel? Research shows that information technology actually influences us more than than we realise - whether we're at the movies, the supermarket, or down the pub

  • The story behind coffee

    The story behind coffee

    Episode 150416 / 16 Apr 2015

    Java is now the most popular potable in the world. Merely what about the economics and politics of coffee production? It'due south every bit complicated every bit getting the correct flavour in your cup

  • The sun

    The lord's day

    Episode 150409 / 09 April 2015

    Rob and Neil put on their sunglasses to find out more about this special star and teach some related vocabulary. Nosotros promise you won't exist blinded with science!

  • The three-parent baby

    The three-parent baby

    Episode 150402 / 02 Apr 2015

    The Britain has become the kickoff state to approve legislation allowing the creation of babies with genetic material from three people. Listen to Neil and Harry's conversation and acquire some related vocabulary.

  • A threat to London's artwork?

    A threat to London's artwork?

    Episode 150326 / 26 Mar 2015

    What are some fine art galleries banning to protect their paintings? Discover out with Neil and Harry

  • Human microchips

    Human microchips

    Episode 150319 / 19 Mar 2015

    An electronic device under your pare?! Workers in Sweden take part in experiment which allows them to make it and out of their function without a key, ID or password. Listen to Neil and Harry'southward chat and learn some related vocabulary.

  • The two sides of Churchill

    The 2 sides of Churchill

    Episode 150312 / 12 Mar 2015

    This year marks the 50th anniversary of Winston Churchill'southward death. He is known throughout the world for his part in defeating Nazi Germany just he too fabricated mistakes. Listen to Neil and Mike's discussion, and learn new vocabulary.

  • Poverty in a rich world

    Poverty in a rich world

    Episode 150305 / 05 Mar 2015

    Nosotros live in a richer earth. But the gap between rich and poor is still very wide in individual countries. How to change this? Mind to Rob and Harry'due south discussion, and acquire some related vocabulary.

  • The cost of life-saving vaccines

    The cost of life-saving vaccines

    Episode 150226 / 26 Feb 2015

    The price of vaccines has escalated and some poor countries are struggling to prevent children from communicable certain life-threatening diseases, says Medecins Sans Frontieres. Listen to Rob and Neil's discussion, and acquire some related vocabulary.

  • Do you fear Artificial Intelligence?
  • Should tourists go to Antarctica?

    Should tourists go to Antarctica?

    Episode 150212 / 12 Feb 2015

    Virtually 37,000 tourists are expected to visit Antarctica this season. Only should they be going to a region with such a sensitive surround? Heed to Rob and Neil's conversation and learn some new vocabulary.

  • Does your CV shine?

    Does your CV shine?

    Episode 150205 / 05 February 2015

    At a time when more people compete for fewer jobs, are you sure yous present your skills and abilities well to a potential employer? Listen to Rob and Neil'south conversation and acquire some related vocabulary.

  • Are you big on small talk?

    Are you big on small talk?

    Episode 150129 / 29 January 2015

    Going to a political party where you don't know anyone? Listen to Rob and Neil'southward communication and acquire some related vocabulary

  • Are computers making us dumb?

    Are computers making usa impaired?

    Episode 150122 / 22 Jan 2015

    We use computers for everything nowadays. Are we forgetting our own abilities - and losing our talent? Listen to Rob and Neil'south word, and learn some related vocabulary

  • Smokers to face one more ban

    Smokers to face one more ban

    Episode 150115 / 15 January 2015

    Smoking in cars with children might exist banned in England. Listen to Neil and Rob'southward conversation and larn some related vocabulary

  • Bullying or normal competition?

    Bullying or normal competition?

    Episode 150108 / 08 Jan 2015

    Is bullying just an attempt to requite a bad proper name to what is function of human nature? Heed to Rob and Neil's chat and learn some related vocabulary.

  • Time capsules

    Fourth dimension capsules

    Episode 150101 / 01 Jan 2015

    What would you put in your time capsule? Listen to Rob and Neil'due south chat and larn new vocabulary

  • The Christmas Truce

    The Christmas Truce

    Episode 141225 / 25 December 2014

    When enemy soldiers sang together in WW1. Listen to Rob and Finn's conversation and learn some related vocabulary.

  • 42 languages

    42 languages

    Episode 141218 / xviii December 2014

    The London schoolhouse where students speak 42 different languages

  • Laughter is bad for you
  • Cloud of suspicion

    Deject of suspicion

    Episode 141204 / 04 Dec 2014

    Are your pictures, documents and videos safe online? Heed to Rob and Finn'southward chat and learn new vocabulary

  • Sharing economy

    Sharing economy

    Episode 141127 / 27 Nov 2014

    Nowhere to park? How the sharing economic system is irresolute the manner we use our space

  • Can science fiction save the world?

    Tin can science fiction save the earth?

    Episode 141120 / 20 Nov 2014

    How can science fiction help the world? Rob and Finn talk over a project which aims to inspire through stories of a vivid futurity

  • Is eating meat killing our planet?
  • What makes a superhero?

    What makes a superhero?

    Episode 141106 / 06 Nov 2014

    Practice real-life superheroes be or are they just drawing characters?

  • Cigarettes v e-cigarettes

    Cigarettes 5 e-cigarettes

    Episode 141030 / xxx Oct 2014

    Rob and Finn discuss the Earth Wellness Organisation's recommendations on eastward-cigarettes

  • The bitter taste of sugar

    The bitter taste of sugar

    Episode 141023 / 23 October 2014

    Should nosotros eat less saccharide? Listen to Rob and Neil and learn new vocabulary

  • How quickly can you learn English?
  • Food waste

    Nutrient waste

    Episode 141009 / 09 October 2014

    Why do nosotros buy so much food and not consume it all? Learn more about nutrient waste matter

  • Sleeping on the job

    Sleeping on the task

    Episode 141002 / 02 Oct 2014

    Is information technology right to sleep at work? Rob and Finn discuss the benefits of sleeping on the job.

  • The fame game

    The fame game

    Episode 140929 / 29 Sep 2014

    Is the way we meet famous people a new affair? Learn well-nigh the starting time 'modernistic celebrity'.

  • Dealing with boredom

    Dealing with boredom

    Episode 140821 / 21 Aug 2014

    Bored? You're non alone. Rob and Finn discuss how to deal with boredom and teach some related vocabulary. We hope y'all won't be bored!

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