A Curious Exchange

This week, Lindsay unravels the complex mythology involved with the rise and fall of the Greek Titans and how the well known Olympic Gods came to rule the world. **Warning** Heavy fangirling over the Hades game by Supergiant is included.

This week, Catherine presents to us the famous allegory of Plato's Cave, where we consider what life would be like in the absence of suffering. Sprinkled in with some talk about The Matrix, Hedonism and cults!

Could our bodies being used for compost after death be the new way forward for funeral burials? Lindsay talks to us about "green" burials and later on, the discussion evolves into the meanings behind death through the eyes of different people!

Have you ever wondered how you would be able to commit a murder and get away with it? In this week's episode, Catherine starts us off with some riddles and jumps to a research study on how to commit the perfect murder.

In this recording session, we start with an acknowledgement towards recent news about Asian-American hate crimes. After, Lindsay goes on to tell us three different scary urban legends. Which one will scare you the most - a ghostly encounter on a bus ... more

In this episode, Catherine shares with us a research study looking at physical attractiveness in a relationship and how that affects dieting motivations.

In this segment, Lindsay will share the Japanese tale of Princess Kaguya and the conversation later evolves into a impassioned dialogue on the logistics of Stuart Little.

Catherine presents to us the story of the Kitchen God (Ông Táo) and why every year she honours their departure and return from her stovetop