Some important information on allergies, I don't think they get taken seriously enough

Trying a new way of exploring the podcast platform, this episode is a little more free-form but centrals around some rather strange childhood fears I had and the actuality of whether those fears would have or will ever be an issue.

Hemp, it's legal and that's pretty neat. But why should we care?

How reliable is your gut? Turns out, you should probably trust your gut and the rest of your instincts more often

DO fish drink water? Well, sort of

Why are we obsessed with making colors gendered? And where did the fad for dressing girls in pink and boys in blue come from?

Our obsession with deadly food #humansarenotaspeciesdesignedtolast

Toothpicks are really convenient, where did they come from and who had the idea?

Inspired by a Tumblr post which accuses Ben of Ben&Jerry's ice cream of dog murder. What is the truth behind our lack of grape ice cream?

I learned snails can be kept as pets and that's very important to me

A listener liked the harvest festival episode and wanted me to explore winter festivals, so explore I did

Bugs, they're generally weird and don't live very long, or do they? An episode topic suggested by a listener

I know how America celebrates fall, (Thanksgiving/turkey), how do some other parts of the world get their fall appreciation on?

Birds and literature, they seem to go hand in hand. Why?

Did you know that Cheetah's suffer from anxiety? What's freaking out these big felines and what are people doing about it?

What is up? This is my first episode and in it I discuss why it seems like bananas go bad within hours of getting ripe