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Why Would You Tell Me That?

Neil Delamere Dave Moore
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Wolf Behavior
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Canine Family Dynamics
Robert Smalls
Tiramisu
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Sounds Like Misophonia
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Why Would You Tell Me That?

Award-Winning Comedians and Broadcasters Neil Delamere and Dave Moore take turns seeking out incredible things they think everyone, including their co-host, should know. In each episode, with the help of a genuine expert, one of them will answer the question, “Why Would You Tell Me That?!”

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Following on from last week's discussion about how long a rooster could last without a head, we delve deep into the world of fowl again. Dave explains just how to coax a chicken, and even a shark into a trance-like state.

Neil then attempts to eleva... more

This episode sees Dave introduce us to the man who eats everything - metal, glass, rubber, you name it, he's ingested it.

Let's call this story of Mr Mangetout, the "dessert". For starters, Neil talks us through just how long a chicken can live wit... more

In this week’s episode, Neil reveals the shocking truth behind one top Premier League footballer’s blank navel! And how you do not want to LeBron James yourself in public. Dave goes pubic with his escutcheon and fills us in on the names of the indivi... more

This week’s episode exemplifies the difference between Neil and Dave.

Neil reads the British Journal of Psychology to research his incredible facts. Dave reads the paper in which he got his fish and chips.

Nevertheless, Dave‘s fishy facts will wow ... more

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Dr. Kit Chapman
Author and historian, previously discussed the greatest heist in history on the podcast.
Episode: When Popes Go Wild
Ursula Kania
Senior Lecturer in English Language and Linguistics
University of Liverpool
Episode: Whatchamacallit?!?
Dr. Daniel Nightingale
Leads Global Enterprise and provides cutting-edge therapy and education based on over 30 years of clinical experience.
Global Enterprise
Episode: Nuns' Brains In Jars
Dr. David Snowden
Epidemiologist who initiated the Nun Study.
Episode: Nuns' Brains In Jars
Dr. Ian Miller
Author of A History of Ireland in 10 Body Parts, senior lecturer in medical history at Ulster University.
Ulster University
Episode: The Big Irish Head On You
Brett Little
People Movement Lead for Arup in the UK
Arup
Episode: The Queue-rious Science of Queuing!
David McWilliams
Economist, podcaster, and author
Author of Money: A Story of Humanity
Episode: Make It Rain, Adolf
Dr. Jill Stuart
Expert in space policy, ethics, and law
Episode: Who Owns The Moon?
Sonya Matthews
Linguist, author and TikToker with expertise in Hiberno English.
Episode: Speak Like an Irish Person

Hosts

Neil Delamere
Co-host and comedian known for his sharp wit and humorous storytelling.
Dave Moore
Co-host and broadcaster, known for his engaging humor and comedic insight.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 969 ratings
  • Two better than one

    Laurel and Hardy, Mutt and Jeff, a twosome is best for comic patter, even if a joke falls flat now and then. These two draw on an immense reservoir of arcane knowledge. They do their homework. Count on Tom and Dominic to amaze you in every episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LawrenceGreatrake
    United States2 months ago
  • Nothing else comes close!

    Cream soda pepsi is the dogs bollox! Im addicted!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lynzr
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • This is brilliant, brainy, bodacious and bonkers

    Came for Neil, stayed for Dave. This is brilliant and recommended listening for everyone who enjoys entertaining, witty, fascinating and delightfully, surprisingly, informative conversation; and especially for anyone suffering a deficit of hilarious humour, fab facts, erudite entertainment and brilliant banter - all delivered in their lovely lilting Irish accents. It’s also a great way for (older!) school kids to get interested in all kinds of stuff that they probably have study. Top, top stuff.... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AceTateModern
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Top machine despite translation error.

    Warning to all English purchasers there is a translation error from the original gealic on page 42. The instruction "Lubricate drive shaft and insert firmly in rear" should have "of machine" at the end of it, this was pointed out by the lovely Irish paramedic In between bouts of debilitating laughter whilst trying to help remove the offending shaft from the apprentice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Flammable_2k
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • 5 hours straight

    5 hours passes incredibly quickly with Neil and Dave from Perth to Albany in Western Australia. Love the silly humour by extraordinarily intelligent and talented Irishmen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MarianneLovell71
    Australia5 months ago

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The comedic style and unique topics keep audiences coming back for new episodes, reflecting a fondness for their dynamic as co-hosts.
Listeners enjoy the engaging banter between the hosts, often describing it as like chatting with friends.
The combination of humor and interesting trivia is highly praised, making it both entertaining and educational.

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When Popes Go Wild
Q: What did a pamphlet in 1524 that was knocking around Rome say about the Pope?
Pope Clement VII got two prisoners and tested poisons on them while boasting about it in a published pamphlet.
Nuns' Brains In Jars
Q: What did they discover about the nuns' essays?
The nuns' essays from their youth were linked to their cognitive health later in life, indicating that language skills could predict dementia risk.
Nuns' Brains In Jars
Q: What was the main purpose of the Nun Study?
To understand why some people age gracefully while others do not, particularly focusing on cognitive health.
Whatchamacallit?!?
Q: What do you think about the rise of placeholder words?
They provide insights into language processing and our creative use of language in daily life.
Why France Banned Sundays
Q: Can you give us a synopsis of the French Revolution?
The French Revolution began in 1789 with the storming of the Bastille, leading to a series of violent upheavals, resulting from long-standing financial mismanagement and a clash between the monarchy and revolutionaries. It was a time of great promise but eventually spiraled into violence, causing conflicts within France.

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2. Ursula Kania
3. Dr. Daniel Nightingale
4. Dr. David Snowden
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