Let's Learn Everything!
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Tom Lum, Caroline Roper, and Ella Hubber
Latest episodes
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What does it mean to perform magic with only sound, and can Ella perform it LIVE at the Bedford Pub in London? And... wait has Tom not prepared a topic?
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It's our first ever LIVE SHOW!!! We return to the threequel of eyevolution to look at... eyelids? How interesting could that be? And Caroline teaches us about the competition, the science, and the adorable bears of fat…
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How many bones are in the La Brea tar pits? And what can that teach us about life, death, and oil? And what's the point of growing giant vegetables? Well, the pure whimsy of it all, as well as some fascinating…
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Wait, how are we rediscovering organs in 2026?? Or... are we? Well let's learn about the history and fads of the insides of our bodies! And what is bird watching, why do we all love it, and how casual and competitive…
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What happens to life inside exclusion zones like Chernobyl? Is it good? Bad? Or something much more interesting? And what happens when you try to codify every single character from human language? Well, it definitely…
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Due to some house woes, we're recasting Ella's excellent appearance on That's Absurd, Please Elaborate, where they actually solve a meme and invent Pee Day.
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What does an astronaut actually learn in training? And what surprises them about having to live in space? Well, fortunately astronaut Cady Coleman is here to answer these and many more of our questions!!
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What even is horsepower? Is it a silly unit of measurement, or actually an underrated marvel?? And how old is makeup? Why do we do it? And what historic looks can you steal for your next night out?
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What are the flaws in scientific publishing, who's responsible, and how can we fix it?
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We all thought quicksand would be a bigger deal than it is, but what is the science behind them and all the other worries I had as a kid? And how does pinball reflect the changing cultures of our time, and could now be…
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Publisher details
- Owner
- Tom Lum
- Oldest episode in feed
- 10/2021 · over 5 years
- Typical length
- 1 hr 31 min
- Format
- Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone
- Keywords
- science, learning, education, comedy, tiktok, friends
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