
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 | 425 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||

Cloning is getting more useful and more unsettling, tropical trees may be better at cooperation than we are, and smart underwear is now tracking human flatulence in extraordinary detail. This week, Will and Rod move from organ-growing biotech to fore... more
A parrot in New Zealand makes conservation work wildly uncomfortable, scientists cloned mice until the whole thing started breaking down, and someone has now successfully trucked anti matter across Europe. This week, we bounce between endangered parr... more
Breaking Bad looks a little more plausible than you would hope, the chainsaw has a deeply unsettling medical origin story, and people are now asking whether AI can guide them through a psychedelic trip. This week, we bounce between crime, childbirth,... more
Brain-eating amoebas, climate change, economists, and Leonardo da Vinci’s robot lion all collide in this week’s episode. We dig into how warming freshwater is helping dangerous amoebas spread into new places, why these rare but terrifying organisms a... 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 blend science, history, and culture with playful banter and accessible explanations, covering a wide range from cognitive science and genetics to bizarre animal biology and space-age topics. Episodes often pair meta-analyses, classic experiments, and real-world implications with humor, guest experts, and quirky tangents, yielding a brisk, entertaining learning experience that still leaves room for thoughtful takeaways on how science shapes everyday life. A notable strength is the approachable delivery of complex ideas, the willingness to tackle controversial or unusual subjects, and the way guests and data anchors are used to frame broader conversations about science communication.
What stands out: a consistent focus on making sc... more
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