In the late 19th century, London had the beginnings of homeless shelters. They weren’t always comfortable (try sleeping in a four-penny coffin), but it was better than being left drunk and alone out in the cold. Share this…TwitterPinterestFacebookLinkedinReddit
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84: FDC Willard, Physicist
Trend setting science from 1975. We can’t tell you anything else, it would spoil the surprise! Share this…TwitterPinterestFacebookLinkedinReddit
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83: Two Truths and a Lie (Animal Facts Edition)
Trace and Amy try to stump each other with the wildest, weirdest, most outrageous animal facts they could find. There’s chemical warfare snails, bird arsonists, toads with babies bursting out of their backs and MORE. Listen in and play along.…
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Before they even hatch, Yellow Legged Gull chicks seem to be communication to their nest mates. Amy dives into the how and why. Trace here: I couldn’t find a sound file of the gull alarm call that we could license…
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81: Victorian Pineapple Rental
Would you pay eight-thousand dollars to impress your friends? No? Well, the Victorians did. Show Notes: Share this…TwitterPinterestFacebookLinkedinReddit
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80: Weather, Whether You Like it or Not
What do those rain percentages they give you on the news really mean? Why does the snow in Europe sometimes turn orange? Have you ever heard of a firenado? So many things you never knew you wanted to know about…
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