
From tales of historical idiocracy and scientific genius to weird and wacky cultural phenomena, Dr Rod Lamberts and Dr Will Grant are here to take you on a wild conversational journey, deep diving into the crevices of science, history and culture that you never knew existed.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 449 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||

This week’s episode is a reminder that science is basically a grab bag of “that’s amazing” and “please don’t make me think about that”. We’ve got flight attendants quietly racking up cosmic radiation exposure, lasers that can “smell” disease, NASA fl... more
This week’s episode is a reminder that science can make you feel tiny and powerful in the same breath. One minute we’re scanning the sky for signs of alien engineering, the next we’re looking at something that behaves like a star and a black hole at ... more
This week’s episode is a reminder that humans will try to make money from anything, and nature will always be stranger than we expect. We jump from dinosaur bones as luxury investments, to an AI school that claims it can speed up learning, to a snake... more
This week’s episode is what happens when science stops asking “should we?” and gets very focused on “could we?”. Cockroaches are being upgraded into tiny rescue workers, a Silicon Valley crew pitching brain tech you might one day take through your no... more
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I listen to one episode to learn something, but realised you don’t know anything about you did talk about. All you did was making stupid jokes about certain people. If you don’t agree with some since and technology and to not bother researching the facts about it, it’s better to say nothing than the rubbish that comes out of your mouth. I tried to finish the episode but it was hard to do it.
Love these guys - this is my go to podcast to listen to while cooking and I have to say they are crackup. Perfect combo of comedy, science and distraction. Love it.
Hubby and I love this podcast, I of few things we do agree on!
Well done fellas
Hilarious podcast breaking down some of the weirder moments in science history. A household favourite.
Ron toilet and William are fantastic. Listen to this if you want to listen to a good kid-friendly pod.
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Two hosts—Rod Lamberts and Will Grant—deliver a breezy, humor‑infused tour through science, history, and culture, pairing curious case studies with accessible explanations. Recent episodes span ancient archaeology, AI‑designed viruses, unusual biology, and quirky science history, all delivered with banter, anecdotes, and a shared skepticism about sensational claims. The pair often tie together disparate topics to reveal larger themes about research methods, ethics, and how science fits into everyday life. A standout element is the dynamic, chemistry‑driven on‑air rapport between two long‑time science communicators, making complex ideas approachable and entertaining for a broad audience.
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