• 216 Smart Enough to Iron Men

  Pigeon heads, The father of democracy, Dietary Iron, Voting preferences and eating Jewish food..

• 215 Smart Enough to Fire Bugs

  New Moon, Warm blood, Phoenix and Decaf Coffee.

• 214 Smart Enough to Space Time

  Space and time, Cooking pasta, Cheese making and Questions for Greg.

• 213 Smart Enough to Foam Home

  Styrofoam, Ice, Feel good songs, and Silicone rubber.

• 212 Smart Enough to Babble On

  Empathy vs Sympathy, Car Heaters, Onions, Tower of Babel, Avatar the last Air Bender, Definitive Kelvin(s)

• 211 Smart Enough to Have Read Heads

  Carbon Dioxide while you sleep, Dyson Spheres, Redheads don't feel pain, Parasocial relationships, Blood clotting with electricity.

• 210 Smart Enough to Goose Eggs

  Injection site, Hugs, Building on the moon, Golden Eggs

• 209 Smart Enough to Ground Control

  Easter Dates, The Nasal Cycle, Fainting, Anthotypes, Space Cadavers and Long Covid's name.

• 208 Smart Enough to Duck Bills

  Terraforming Mars, Robot Vacuum, Coal ash, Leap years and leap seconds, Cryptozoo: Scrooge McDuck

• 207 Smart Enough to Egg Whites

  Eggs, Red Belly Black Snake, predictions of the future from the past, fireworks in space.

• 206 Smart Enough to have Rose Glasses

  Colour blind glasses experiment, dinosaurs made mammals short lived, chimera monkeys, returning comet.

• 205.5 Wah Wonders Why - Book Club - Children of Existential Crisis

  Greg recommends a book to Dr Natasha sparking an existential crisis.

• 205 Smart Enough to Pink Balls

  Pink Lakes, making oxygen, gems and jewels, Soda makers, Can everyone learn, The centre of the solar system, Smooth Earth

• 204 Smart Enough to Anger Management

  Spinning real fast, Gold toilets, Angry goal making, Romance in the lab.

• 203.5 Wah Wonders Why - Book Club - Animals

  Dr Natasha is back to discuss books about animals

• 203 Smart Enough to Reverse Cars

  Disco Balls, Interchanges, Naming a rover, Antimatter falling down

• 202 Smart Enough to Pan Tones

  Cat allergens, Clashing Colours, Human Yolk, Popcorn

• 201 Smart Enough to Dream Wizards

  Detecting Dark Matter with Ravi Jaiswar

• 200.99804688 Logarithmic Action

  The pointier end

• 200.99609375 Action

  The pointy end.

• 200.9921875 The Deal

  A deal was made.

• 200.984375 A Kugelblitz

  Concerns

• 200.96875 The Genius Idea

  Dan's Great Idea

• 200.9375 White Noise

  We have Deborah Francis White on the podcast to talk about the role of women in professional settings

• 200.875 Texas Tea

  Greg writes a story. Dan needs a fuel source

• 200.75 Torporman

  AI poetry, Hiberation and a sketch about the Frog and the Scorpian.

• 200.5 Tortoise Head

  New Logo and other Greg does a Pimp my Time in Egypt

• 200 Smart Enough to Cube Balls

  Dark Sky, Gelatonous cubes, and a week on a planet.

• 199 Smart Enough to Taste Tests

  Skin Cancer, Deep time, Salt and Snow.

• 198 Smart Enough to Unseat Belts

  UFOs, Induction stoves, Office Loyalty, Covid Dangers, T-rex mouths.

• 197 Smart Enough to Bug Reports

  How crazy did COVID make us? Where the heart lies. A big Cicada. The end of civilization.

• 196.5 Wah Wonders Why - In a dark, dark wood

  Greg and Dan talk to Professor Peter Quinn about dark matter. From MACHOS, to WIMPS, to WISPS and even MOND (Modified Newtonian Dynamics).

• 196 Smart Enough to Storm Clouds

  Human Hair, Lightning Strikes and the ever expanding universe.

• 195.5 Wah Wonders Why - Book Club - Girls to the front

  More books reviewed with Dr Natasha this time featuring women authors.

• 195 Smart Enough to Honey Smacks

  Where mammals started, Sugar in wounds, Cryptozoo Avatar, Eating Soap

• 194 Smart Enough to Ship Shapes

  2022 Wrapup, Bruising, Bumble Bee play, Sunny Boy shape, Penis art.

• 193 Smart Enough to Number Wang

  Number of humans, phone research, number of ants, Speeding, number of T-Rex's and some walks of shame regarding Spatulas

• 192.5 Wah Wonders Why - Space Chemist

  Greg chats to Dr Jared Fernando

• 192 Smart Enough to Man Flues

  Five Monkeys and Queen, Ice blasting, Throat mics, orgasm sickness, Corona.

• 191 Smart Enough to Parrot Parrots

  Eating Animals, Painful Plants, Double Glazed Windows, The Taste of Bacon, Parrots Talking

• 190.5 Movie Punk Theatre - Sequels and Prequels

  It's a half episode where Dan talks to Carrington Vanston about movie sequels and not science.

• 190 Smart Enough to Drug Stores

  Dr Peter Duggan joins us to talk about making medication from psychedelics.

• 189.5 Wah Wonders Why - Book Club Multiverse

  Greg brings back Dr Natasha and also ropes Dan in to talk books about the multiverse.

• 189 Smart Enough to Love Hearts

  JWST, Deomodex, Asbestos, Scared Mice, Sighing

• 188 One Ate & Ate

  We interview Dr Jo Rees about our gut biota.

• 187.5 Wah Wonders Why - Plants in Space

  Greg and Dan talk to Professor Harvey Millar about space plants

• 187 Smart Enough to Second Dates

  Eggplants, Laser weeding, Mufflers, Dating and Ear drums.

• 186.5 Wah Wonders Why - Book Club Online

  All fanfic is rubbish, right? Dr Natasha brings a couple of free internet books worthwhile reading to the book club.

• 186 Smart Enough to Cool Cats

  How many people there should be, Bioluminescent Algae, Cat offspring, Blood in space, Petrol Bowsers.

• 185.5 Wah Wonders Why - Book Club Aliens

  In the first book club on the podcast, Greg talks to Dr Natasha not about space (shock) but great sci-fi novels concerning alien intelligence and how biology shapes morality.

• 185 185.0 - Smart Enough To Radio Stars

  Greg chats to Dr Natasha Hurley Walker about a mysterious astronomical entity.

• 184.5 Wah Wonders Why - Cosmic Savannah

  Greg talks to Dr Jacinta Delhaize about the Cosmic Savannah podcast

• 184 Smart Enough to Post Scarcity

  We interview Manu Saadia about the economics of Star Trek.

• 183.5 Wah Wonders Why - What the Philosophy?! - Attack of the Killer Robots!

  Greg and Dan chat to Laura Nolan about the ethics of automated weapons.

• 183 183.0 - Smart Enough to Race Rats

  The Tonga Volcano, Spicy Food, Facial Hair, Contraception, Rats Driving, Mirrors, Geometric Mean.

• 182 Smart Enough to Leap Frogs

  Millipede legs, Butter, Common cold vs Covid, The best mugging victim and Cobra venom.

• 181.5 Wah Wonders Why - Qui Custodiet Medicus

  Greg talks to Tom Salinsky about Doctor Who and Big Finish.

• 181 Smart Enough to Steam Power

  Bird Names, Teeth Brushing, Clean Rooms, Rocket Spinning, One Food, Finger Clicking.

• 180.5 Wah Wonders Why - Snapshot 4 - 18 months later

  A catchup with people from around the globe regarding Covid19

• 180 Smart Enough to Glass Bones

  The at sign, Hey Siri, Wine glasses, New bits in the body

• 179.5 Wah Wonders Why - Wah Punch Man

  Greg explores his favourite pop-culture and talks to Kawaii-Fi about anime.

• 179 Smart Enough to Drug Capsules

  Greg and Dan interview Vienna Tran all about Space Medicine

• 178.5 Wah Wonders Why - Storytime Discovery

  A few new listener stories about the humour, horror and Ursinology(?) of Discovery.

• 178 Smart Enough to Meddle Metal Medals

  Greg's Covid vaccine, Olympic Medals, Man eating plants, Metabolism slowdown, Pyramid power, Dan's rant.

• 177.5 Wah Wonders Why - Storytime

  A selection of short stories and sketches from Greg, Dan and the SE2KB listenership.

• 177 Smart Enough to Ape Men

  Nutrition, Headaches, Big Bodies and Monster Proofing.

• 176.5 Wah Wonders Why - Metapoducken

  Greg and Dan were guests on Metapod.

• 176 Smart Enough to Bear Grills

  Tiny bears, anal breathing and Superman's ice breath.

• 175.5 Wah Wonders Why - Who Owns Space

  Greg and Dan talk to a Space Lawyer about Space Law!

• 175 Smart Enough to Hoof Hearts

  X-rays, Chinese rockets, Subtitles, Why men live shorter than women, Bug Zappers and Unicorns.

• 174.5 Wah Wonders Why - Snapshots Africa

  Greg talks to Tara about how South Africa has been coping with the Year of Covid19

• 174 Smart Enough to Heidi Hi

  Heidi Allen chats about prehistoric slime and the giant stone towers it created

• 173.5 Wah Wonders Why - Snapshots 3 - One Year Later

  Greg catches up with with people around the globe.

• 173 Smart Enough to Time Tunnels

  Grass, Cryptocurrency, Dan's in trouble, Planet tunnel, Patient squid

• 172.5 Episode Wah Wonders Why - Here Comes The Sun

  Doctor Joel Gilmore returns to talk renewables and how boned are we? Dan is occasionally helpful.

• 172 Smart Enough to Count Dracula

  Mars Spaceships, Brush Turkeys, Vampire Hospital, Youth Music, Fahrenheit Conversion

• 171.5 Wah Wonders Why - Women in Science - Space Heritage

  Greg connects with Dr Alice Gorman to discuss space heritage.

• 171 Smart Enough to Grey Poupon

  Greg faints, Dan snakes, Breast feeding, Dung beetles and fantasy metal.

• 170 Smart Enough to Hoe Hose

  Cooling a fish tank, Santa's Ho Ho Ho, Stochastic Resonance, Wombles

• 169.5 Wah Wonders Why - What the Philosophy?! - Did you have a choice?

  Dan and Kevin join Greg to debate free will. A debate that has raged for thousands of years. I guess they solve it in the hour.

• 169 Smart Enough to Milk Jokes

  Milk Spoilage, Panicky crowds and Dune Spice

• 168.5 Wah Wonders Why - Snapshots 2

  After 6 months, Greg gets back in contact with people from around the world to see how they are faring in this pandemic world.

• 168 Smart Enough to Face Facts

  Dan and Greg chat to Dr. Romina Palermo about prosopagnosia (face blindness).

• 167.5 Wah Wonders Why - Give me STEAM

  Greg has Dr Sam Illingworth on to discuss science and the arts. Specifically, poetry.

• 167 Smart Enough to Climb Scales

  Mermaids, Outrunning Dinosaurs, Dissolving bodies

• 166.5 Wah Wonders Why - Death becomes her

  Greg talks to a mortuary assistant about what happens to your body after you pop your clogs.

• 166 Smart Enough to Dust Mites

  Science Week, Space Force, Henrietta Lacks, Thanos' snap, Greedy Gulls.

• 165.5 Wah Wonders Why - The Tax Man Cometh

  A breakdown of Greg's tax

• 165 Smart Enough to Touch Tones

  Dan and Greg chat to Yuma Antoine Decaux about navigating the universe with sound.

• 164.5 Wah Wonders Why - Lost Women of Science - Space4Women

  Dr SpaceJunk - A/Prof Alice Gorman returns to share her bounty of knowledge

• 164 Old Enough to Know Better

  Carrington Vanston interview Greg and Dan about the podcast and how it came to be.

• 163 Smart Enough to Drill Bits

  Sex underwater, Apples, Drilling, De-orbiting satellites.

• 162.5 Wah Wonders Why - What the Philosophy? - The price on your head

  Kevin, the podcast's Philosopher-in-residence, returns to discuss with Greg how much a human life should be valued.

• 162 Smart Enough to Wear Wolves

  Toothpaste and OJ, Werewolves on the moon, Peak unhappiness, Terminal velocity of arrows.

• 161.5 Wah Wonders Why - Snapshots

  Greg takes a global snapshot talking to people around the globe about their pandemic experience. From the U.S, Grenada, New Zealand, Phillipines, Australia, Germany, France, and the U.K people from all walks of life share their thoughts about the pandemic that effects us all. 0h:1m:51s Jess and Gabby - St George's, Grenada. 0h:19m:55s Gabe - Baguio City, Philippines. 0h:30m:15s Megan and Vijay - Munich, Germany. 0h:37m:32s Steve - San Antonio, USA. 0h:45m:48s Eloise - Brisbane, Australia. 1h:02m:31s Natalie - Brisbane, Australia. 1h:15m:02s Rose - London, UK. 1h:29m:07s Kath - Wellington, New Zealand. 1h:38m:03s Elana - Perth, Australia. 1h:43m:28s Amaya - New York, USA. 2h:00m:30s Celine - Boulogne-Sur-Mer, France. 2h:08m:02s Jay - Australia. 2h:16m:36s Dan - The Smart Enough To Know Better Comedy Bunker, Australia.

• 161 Smart Enough to Bat Viruses

  We discuss the pandemic a little bit but then move onto more fun topics like busy birthdays, ideal glass, losing a moon, chromosomes.

• 160.5 Wah Wonders Why - It's Show Time!

  Betelgeuse is pulsing with Kat Ross

• 160 Smart Enough to Glaze Mugs

  Altruism testing, porcelain recycling, drainage and puddles.

• 159.5 Wah Wonders Why - Lost Women of Science

  Greg is joined by Dr Alice Gorman and Kathryn Ross to discuss the experience of women in science.

• 159 Smart Enough to Perfect Pixels

  Ultima Thule, Retro Consoles, Vampire power, Movies in the 2020s, Colder as you climb, More continents.

• 158.5 Wah Wonders Why - What the Philosophy?! - Compromise

  Greg talks to Kevin Lowe about compromise.

• 158 Smart Enough to Peck Pickles

  Prepping, Raising Children, Pickles, Angry Empathy. Also Soda Blasting, Nitrogen, Pink Noise and walks of shame about continents and dog years.

• 157.5 Wah Wonders Why - Sad Astra

  Greg and Dan really complain (possibly a bit too much) about a film by a celebrated director that frustrated both of them.

• 157 Smart Enough to Click Bait

  A conversation with Darren Hamley about dolphins and teaching.

• 156.5 Wah Wonders Why - Taste Test

  A chocolate experiment

• 156 Smart Enough to Shoot Stars

  An interview about where rocks come from with Space Rock Scientist Dr. Lucy Forman

• 155.5 Wah Wonders Why - What Price Victory - Checkin (Ada)

  Greg checks in on Ada from the 'What Price Victory' episode.

• 155 Smart Enough to Wee Ones

  Sinking the ISS. Syrup. Holding your pee. Protesting. Killing Jar Jar.

• 154.5 Wah Wonders Why - What Price Victory - Checkin (Eloise)

  Greg checks in with Eloise regarding what horrors babies inflict on bodies.

• 154 Smart Enough to Eye Tests

  An interview with Optometrist Ben. Also grass and ants, Dengue fever update and 20 minutes at the end where we just chat.

• 153.5 Wah Wonders Why - Food of the Gods

  Greg dives deep into the world of chocolate.

• 153 Smart Enough to Loot Crates

  Bombing the moon, Touch surfaces, Office temperature, the Lymphatic system.

• 152.5 Wah Wonders Why - Devil in the detail

  When the scientific method goes awry. Greg ropes Dan into this one.

• 152 Smart Enough to Star Fields

  Indigenous Astronomy with Dr. Duane Hamacher

• 151.5 Wah Wonders Why - It takes ≥ two to tango

  Polyamory with Scott and Amy

• 151 Smart Enough to Baby Brains

  Overly smart bombs, Beluga planes, Baby brains, Chips, Pokemon brains, Zombie foetus.

• 150 Smart Enough to Dub Steps

  Dub step, Pancakes, Nova, Enviro-science. With Joel Gilmore

• 149.5 Wah Wonders Why - What the Philosophy - Eugenics

  Kevin Lowe returns to discuss eugenics and genetic engineering.

• 149 Smart Enough to Pan Cakes

  An interview with Dr Wes Fraser about some very special astral bodies.

• 148.5 Wah Wonders Why - Astroquest

  Three short interviews with the creators of Astrofest. Kirsten Gottschalk, Dr Luke Davies and Lisa Evans.

• 148 Smart Enough to Bug Motels

  Mars None, Flying Fish and Boobies, Sleeping with dogs, Killing Cockroaches, DNA hacking, Cryptozoo Healing.

• 147 Smart Enough to Bare Bear Bair

  Bears, Cats, Dogs, Bluebottles, Indian/asian Mynas, Chicago and its river.

• 146.5 Wah Wonders Why - Jefferson Starfish

  Doctor Who fan made radio show by Nat Bochenski

• 146 Smart Enough to Man Flues

  Supernumery nipples. Men getting sick. Fingerprinting urine. New Zealand. The Tassie Devil.

• 145.5 Wah Wonders Why - Whether the Weather will Wither the Wether

  Climate change. Just how doomed are we? With Dr Sarah Perkins

• 145 Smart Enough to King Parrots

  Blue Sky, Birds, Speed of Death, Pain Killers, Empty Universe, Cup of Tea.

• 144.5 Wah Wonders Why - What the Philosophy!?

  Greg talks to ethicist Kevin Lowe about the backfire effect, fear as the basis of society and whether philosophy is a real thing anyway.

• 144 Smart Enough to Catch the Breeze

  Measuring the wind, Animals that get skin cancer, Sneaky Rex. Iceland 999. Quakes Sketch: Bear Claws

• 143.5 Wah Wonders Why - Science!

  Greg Wah talks about the scientific process Short Story - Cuckoo Music - Ossuary 6 - Air. Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

• 143 Smart Enough to Ice Lands

  Greg's trip to Iceland, broken mouse, smelly toilet, clover. Song: MCPC

• 142.5 Dan's Memory

  Dan explains the Peg Memory Trick.

• 142 Smart Enough to Back Doors

  Frost, Anal Carbs, Second Brain, Roman invasion of Great Britain.

• 141.5 Wah Wonders About Time Travel

  In this episode Greg and Dan talk all things Time Travel.

• 141 Smart Enough to Scar Tissues

  Segments: Scars, Inhaling health, Front facing eyes, Plastic Bags, Kodiak Island. Sketch: Cthulhu by Gaslight.

• 140.5 Wah Wonders What Price Victory

  What would you pay to compensate for your "flaws"? Greg interviews several people about what they didn't have and whether they chose to buy it.

• 140 Smart Enough to Start a Space Bar

  We talk to Jaron Mitchell from 4 Pines Beer about their plans to launch beer into space. Also, flaws in the marshmallow test.

• 139.5 Wah Wonders Why - No Moon

  No Moon with Kate Harborne A/Prof Cassandra Perryman Gretchen McCulloch Lingthusiasm Dr Harriet Mills Dan Beeston

• 139 Smart Enough to Count Mammals

  Segments: Hangovers, Hidden mammals, Prickly Pears, Social media bubbles, Cordova 999AD. Sketch: Diamond Store.

• 138.5 Wah Wonder About Teleportation

  Greg chats to Kevin Lowe and Dr Greg Watson about the ethics of teleportation.

• 138 Smart Enough to Launch Vegemite

  Segments: FM spaceships, Cooked TV, James Gilmore and the Gilmore Space Corporation plus a freezing game show. Sketch: Solo odds

• 137 Smart Enough to Shave Furries

  Segments: Jute and thread counts, domesticating humans, centaurs and Chu.

• 136 Smart Enough to Frighten Birds

  Segments: Falcon Heavy and the Space Tesla, mammals with nighttime vision, The black death

• 135 Smart Enough to Crack Space Whips

  Segments: Dr Alice Gorman, elephant communication

• 134 Smart Enough to Juggle Balls

  Segments: 2017 was pretty great, Orange peel, Man is nicer than Monkeys, Testicle Transplants, Egypt, Cooking God.

• 133 Smart Enough to Guess Passwords

  Segments: Acid in food, Fluffy ffffing dinosaurs, Flare Stacks, Knife injuries by night, and Pimping Thailand. Sketch: Police Academy

• 132 Smart Enough to Launch Cucumbers

  We chat to Dr Michele Bannister about Interstellar 1 and its trajectory through our solar system.

• 131 Smart Enough to Stuff Dinosaurs

  Counter shading camouflage, creepy occupations, ocean hitchhikers, the young, skunks, Moldovia and Dracula.

• 130 Smart Enough to Unite States

  Dan and Greg traveled to the land of the USA. They ramble on for an hour and a frickin' half about all the sciencey stuff they found there.

• 129 Smart Enough to Know Nutty Robots

  David Bell chats about macadamia nuts and robots Also magnet fishing and who's murder bird is who?

• 128 Smart Enough to Know Pheromone Trains

  Dr Kirsti Abbott talks about Ants.

• 127 Smart Enough to Know our Medium Mean Mode

  Averages, Drinking pee, Counting Spiders, Australian Hats.

• 126 Smart Enough to Know Stone Zuul

  Dr. Caitlin Syme explains two exciting dinosaur fossils.

• 125 Smart Enough to Know Spider Diets

  Spider diets, Smurfs, Musk brain mesh, Sweat, Pimping Sicily

• 124 Getting Dogs Drunk

  Beer, Sharks, New Continent, Sad Dogs, Tonga.

• 123 Froth!

  We interview Dr. Helen Czerski about ocean bubbles and froth.

• 122 Your New Organ and You

  The blackest black. A brand new organ. Popcorn popcorn. The weight of everything. English China. Moscow 1400AD. Coke as a pesticide.

• 121 Waporised

  Interview: Cavitation bubbles with Dr Danail Obreschkow

• 120 A Fish of a Time

  Space Law, Sea Sickness, Ethiopia 500AD, Dolphin speech, Cow Burps and Methane.

• 119 Deep Sausages

  Mars, Blisters, Grip strength, Glue, Pre Incan Tech, Smiling Losers.

• 118 A lovely bowl of Bufo Marinus

  Greg and Dan chat to Michelle Franklin about the Cane Toad epidemic. Also addresses and ultrasounds.

• 117 Squeezing buttocks live at the Planting Festival

  Greg and Dan run their game show LIVE at the Planting Festival at Woodford.

• 116 A Blunt Chat with Dr. Cassandra Perryman

  Cassandra Perryman on drugs and addiction

• 115 Black Suits

  Crows and tubes, Sonic Booms, Magnetic tapes, Celebrity poop.

• 114 The Harvest

  Organ donation with Dr. Aimee Cunningham

• 113 Hair Brained

  Crows sense of self, Frizzy Hair, Sucking blood, Going Loco in Merv.

• 112 Planet Nein

  Greg and Dan, with the help of Dr Michele Bannister discuss the Pluto flyby results and the mysterious planet found on the outskirts of our solar system.

• 111 Valentine’s Goo

  Gravitational Waves, Freezing stuff, Chins, Elephants, Trees Breaking, Vikings.

• 110 Balloon Horror

  Greg and Dan, with the help of Dr Cassandra Perryman, Dr Greg Watson and Natalie Bochenski, get the stories of a bunch of science keenos at the Woodford Folk Festival.

• 109 Woodford 2 Frog Bonk

  Greg and Dan, with the help of Spencer Howsen, Dr Cassandra Perryman and Caitlin Syme get the stories of a bunch of science keenos at the Woodford Folk Festival.

• 108 Woodford 1 Bug Junk

  Greg and Dan, with the help of Spencer Howsen and Dr. Jen Parson get the stories of a bunch of science keenos at the Woodford Folk Festival.

• 107.5 A Very Hitler Christmas

  Segments: Peaches, Resources, Baby Hitler

• 107 Bags of Blood

  Segments: Pumpkins, Bags under the eyes, Jedis, Coins. Sketches: Neanderthal Farming, Tax, Time Travel Story.

• 106 Default Minimum Incoming

  Interview: Scott Santen talks about the idea of a default minimum income.

• 105 Hey Chicken! You Yella?

  Segments: White shirts, Ant medication, Petrol reclaimation and Pimp my Time Kentucky. Sketches: Echo Location, Mars Attacks, Broken Video Game.

• 104 Dan and Greg talk rubbish

  Interview: Kristin Metzeling about recycling

• 103 Lie in it

  Segments: Make your bed. Mt Fuji. Babies are goal oriented. Pimp Tehran 500BC

• 102 The Lost Interview

  Interview: Madeline O'Leary - Epilepsy and Fish.

• 101 Horizontal Partying

  Segments: Adrenalin, Grandmothers, Air Turbines, Rome 1. Sketches: Earthquake, Probe, Sketch Artist

• 100 A turtle poking out LIVE

  Episode 100 was recorded live at the Powerhouse Turbine Platform. We play a game show where the audience brings us science stories. Sponsored by spacificatravel.com and aquariumstogo.com.au

• 99 Adrift and Encrusted

  Segments: Vegan Diet, Barnacles, Magnetic Pole Flip, Columbus and the Pox. Sketches: Multiverse

• 98 Spaced Out

  Interview: Rebecca Allen - Pluto flyby, plasma tubes.

• 97 Floats like an Elephant

  Segments: Pluto, Questions, Getting taller, Dumbo, Greece Sketches: Slippery Slope, Prank Call, Amedeo

• 96 Climate Change Your Mind

  Interview: John Cook - Climate Change debate techniques

• 95 The Reich Stuff

  Segments: Wolves and baboons, cars and fuel gauges, Dinosaur fingers, Germany 1920 Sketches: Tech Support, Old Macdonald, Documentary

• 94 CSI: Mutoudeng Village

  Interview: Caitlin Syme and dinosaur forensics.

• 93 Rats and Cats

  Segments: Rats have empathy, Cats like boxes, can ultrasound damage your ear, Who wants to shoot Hitler, Wiltshire England 2000BC, Terminal Velocity of a plane. Sketches: Firefighteer, Apology, Different sketch.

• 92 Slippery When Wet

  Interview: Dean Narramore returns to discuss weather and transport.

• 91 Hearing Silence

  Segments: Private Schools, Infrasound, Pat your dog, Pimp my Time - Khmer Empire. Sketches: Time protest, Paranoia, Cycle of Fear.

• 90 Lumber Jacked

  Interview: Michael Green - Wooden Skyscrapers

• 89 Thunder in the Middle

  Segments: Salt water, Eyelash length, He-Man cryptozoo, Zombie spread, Pimp my Time - French Revolution. Sketches: History, Robert the Robber, Neck Pinch

• 88 Tiny James Bond

  Interview: Dr Wilko Duprez Anti-biotics

• 87 Eleven out of Ten

  Segments: Neanderthal sex location, Zambonis, Avocados, Women lie about disliking men, LSD Dinosaurs, Surviving in a fictional universe. Sketches: Transylvanian Fonts, Love Poem, Knowing Each Other.

• 86 Ince-tant Robin

  Interview: Robin Ince (from the Infinite Monkey Cage) discusses how science brings such delight and happiness.

• 85 A Bite to the Skull

  Segments: Bubbles, Infrared, Minor Planets, Zombie Supermarket, Head Lice. Sketches: Good Cop, Terrible Cop. Cat out of the Bag, Issac Newton Newtonian Weight Loss Programme.

• 84 The Future of Work

  Interview: Dr Stefan Hajkowicz and the future of work.

• 83 Sweeping the Chimney

  Segments: Chimneys in the wind, Cracker Science, Mosquito mouths, The Grim Reaper's speed, Chickens and Eggs at the same time. Sketches: The wrong religion, Eating my Bodyweight, 12 days of Xmas.

• 82 Bug Hunt

  Cryptozoo: How to cook xenomorphs with Kenji Lopez-Alt

• 81 A Relay Race of Disease.

  Segments: Bubbles, When the neandersex happened, Hand drying, Electricity and the horse race, Holograms for wifi. Sketches: T3h Raven, Meeting Dave, Courteous Aliens.

• 80 Popcorn Cows

  Interview: Daniella Martin and eating bugs

• 79 Babies under the table

  Segments: Alcohol in breast milk, attractive men, genetics of your ex-boyfriend, Onions, Tellitubbies. Sketches: Wookie, New suit, 100% of the brain.

• 78 Off the Scale

  Interview: David Steen - Snakes, tortoises and Godzilla.

• 77 Pale Beige Dot

  Segments: Microwaving the speed of light, Midges, The colour of the universe, The Rice Experiment, Sitting by yourself, Cryptozoo Thomas the Tank Engine. Sketches: Crocodile Pop, A Woven Blanket, Yoda Training. Song: The Rebuttal of Schrödinger's Cat

• 76 The Vaccination Bug

  Segment: Who first proved the speed of light? Interview: Prof. John Aaskov - Vaccinations

• 75 The Best of Smart Enough to Know Better 2

  Segments: Ball Lightning, Silver, The water cycle Songs: My Boddy, Under the C. Cryptozoos: Werewolves, Zombies. Sketches: Apocalypse Brunch, Stormtroopers

• 74 The Best of Smart Enough to Know Better 1

  Segments: Pyramids, Left-handedness. Songs: Monster Wife, Heliorap. Cryptozoos: Reindeer, Pokemon, Gremlins. Sketches: Henge Problem,

• 73 The Dark Suck

  Interview - Greg Wah and Dan Beeston are interviewed by Allen Chang and Alistair Kearney about fictional energy.

• 72 Web of Truths

  Segments: St. John's Wort is dangerous. Interview: Dr. Rob Raven - Spiders

• 71 Animals, Minerals and Vegetables... and Fungi

  Segments: Warp drives, Credit card chips, Brand new rocks, Tumeric, Mario. Sketches: Autobots, Noah's daughter, Performance Review.

• 70 A Sky Full of Cake

  Interview: Brendan Griffen - Dark Energy

• 69 Tiny Lady Pipes

  Segments: Thyroid, Dog butts, Gluten, Scientists don't like looking at lady parts, 5 second rule, Baby's blood. Sketches: You're off the case, Home run, Drop zone.

• 68.5 Rob Who?

  Interview: Rob Lloyd and the Science of Doctor Who.

• 68 This episode sucks

  Interview: Dean Narramore - Tornados.

• 67 Hammer Time

  Segments: Sedna's sister and the Nature Podcast. Twins and their genetics, The first Knight Spatula. Civilization Falls, Cryptozoo Thor's Hammer. Sketches: Under the Colon, More Phone sex, Maths Sketch Sketch.

• 66 How's it Hanging?

  Interview: Dr. Jen Parsons - Bats

• 65 Everything white with the world.

  Segments: White skin, Eyeglasses, Cost of not travlling to space, Name the moon. Sketches: Apocalypse brunch, Meanwhile in Easterous, Alt Therapy. Song: The Heliorap.

• 64 The Plastic Brain of Greg Downey

  Interview: Prof Greg Downey

• 63 The Paperwork

  Segments: The Paperwork, Oil Pulling, Magnets, Stephen Hawking adds to our knowledge of black holes. Sketches: Asylum Seekers, Esperanto, Chickens.

• 62 Ned's Dead

  Interview: Dr. Craig Cormick - The Science of Ned Kelly Segment: Tempering Metal

• 61 Magnet Dog

  Segments: Dogs detect magnetic fields, The common Cold, Neaderthal relations. Sketches: Keeping Cool, Condiments, The Horns of Jericho

• 60 CSI: Chad

  Interview: Michele Bannister and how the solar system came to be where it's at right now.

• 59 The Magic of Christman

  Segments: Dan's Dental Adventure, Pee follow up, Fancy Dinosaurs, Smart Drinkers, Unifying Christ's powers. Sketches: Zombie Speed, Train Sex, A very special Christmas.

• 58 Faith Heeler

  Interview: Peter Boghossian - Author of "A manual for creating atheists"

• 57 Round the back, chocolate's made.

  Segments: Gas, Wee, Dogs, Farts, Poo. (This is what happens when you don't compare notes) Sketches: Pascal's wager, Helium Balloons, Van der Waals

• 56 Viral Delivery to the Head

  Interview: Dave Hawkes. Viruses as a delivery service.

• 55 Pokemon WHY?!!

  Segments: Pikachu, Color blind, Dinosaur theme park, Heavy photons, Saving people with vaccines. Sketches: Diamond Thieves, Viking Economics, Bikie War.

• 54 Sticky Meat

  Interview: Dr Joel Gilmore and Molecular Gastronomy Segment: Paleo Diet

• 53 Tarnation

  Segments: Tarnish, Fat Universe, Godless ethics, Cryptozoo the Flash. Sketches: Swearing, The server, 111 Up.

• 52 Solar Panel Beaters

  Segments: Element 115, Nuclear hoax. Interview: Anthony Prior from Team Arrow

• 51 Absorbant and Yellow and Porous

  Segments: Survey, Chad-watch, Plastimake, More Jurassic Park errors, Eating people, Aquaman, Knights Sketches: Amityville, The Vampire, The Menu.

• 50 Citizens? Science!

  Segments: David Attenborough. Interview: Rob Hollow, Citizen Science

• 49 Quit Bugging Me

  Segments: Komodo Dragons, Flailing Baby Limbs, Countdown, Mosquitos in the Rain, Geckos, Feas, Bedbugs, Bias and Bats. Sketches: The Lone Ranger, Graduation, Burns

• 48 Entangled

  Segment: Man of Steel Interview: David Galiel from Elbowfish Games talks about the board game 'Antimatter Matters'.

• 47 Year Four ▶

  Segments: Bondage makes you well adjusted, Car windscreens, silver and gold, Green lantern Sketches: Genie, The Arch, Eye Exam

• 46 Bannister to the Stars

  Interview: Michele Bannister - The Outer Planets

• 45 Limericles!!

  Segments: Limericks, The Flu, How to be Happy, Polar Molecules, Riddle South-East-North, Mass Diet

• 44 The Claw!!

  Interview: The secret interview, Tal Waterhouse, Dr Carol Oliver and Dr Joel Gilmore.

• 43 Walkie Talkies for Guns

  Segments: Jurassic Park 4, Eating or the lack there-of, Mossies, Lizards, Putting things into rats, Babies are Jerks, Cicadas. Sketches: Driving Test, Operating System, P-Bleep-A

• 42 How is Babby Blood Made?

  Interview: Dr. Greg Watson and performance enhancing drugs.

• 41 Hue's on First

  Segments: The infinite bar riddle, Rebooting the universe, Our new sponsors*, Color Evolution, Theories and Hypothesies. Sketches: The Church of Nobody Know, Death Star IT, Whale research

• 40 Display it Again Sam

  Interview: Sam Clifford discusses stats and pollution.

• 39 Silver Tongues, Brass Holes.

  Segments: Neon Squids, Silver, Werewolves, Holding Kitties. Sketches: Stonehenge, Sports Car, Rhyming.

• 38 Vanstone Cold Crazy

  Segments: Cloning Neanderthals, pets, Carrington Vanston talks about film tech.

• 37 Leuco Dye Hard

  Segments: Angel Genitals, Eating Dinosaurs, Vampire Farming, What a hand is for, Religious Brains. Sketches: Q, Quantum Tunnels, Movie review

• 36 Bananarmageddon

  Interview: Dr. Stefan Hajkowicz, Megatrends and the end of the world.

• 35 Babies are dumb

  Segments: Outrunning Dinosaurs, The trouble with siblings, Dumb Babies, Smart Babies. Sketches: A breakup, Wookie chess, He-man.

• 34 Sumner Camp

  Interview: Kelly Sumner's Cult Experience Segments: The Bloop (revisited), Jurassic Park couldn't happen.

• 33 I Have No Sun!

  Segments: Eclipse, Light Switch Riddle, Viruses R Us, Core the Earth, Driving License, City of Gold, Wisdom of Crowds. Sketches: Cannibals, Forest Moon, Total Eclipse of the Heart

• 32 Our Future World

  Interview: Brisbane Writer's Festival with Paul Gilding, Stefan Hajkowicz and John de Graaf

• 31 Don't know Squat

  Segments: Probe slowdown, Gender Bias, Toilet Sitting, Sleeping In. Sketches: Gomorah Angels, The Joker, Dragon Slayer.

• 30 A Logical Knot

  Interview: Logic with Kevin Lowe. Segments: Alkaline diets, Telescope array, Doctor Chiropractor.

• 29 Moon Spiders

  Segments: Jupiter impact, Riddle - Gold Coins, Animals in Space, Broken Heart, Telescopes. Sketches: Trek, Mary, Footy Show.

• 28 The droids we're looking for

  Interview: Emily Lakdawalla Segments: Cryptozoo animal splicing, Potential energy, The battle of Autobot City.

• 27 Can it!

  Segments: Tesla, Moon Dust, Curiosity, Rainbows, Tinned Food, Exploding Termites, The Dragon Riddle, Fear of Crowds, Nasa and we know it. Sketches: Moon landing, Most Dangerous Game, Town Ain't Big Enough.

• 26 A Dinosaur Point

  Interview: Paul Willis. Segments: Dog's licking, Vampires and mirrors, Ramadan. Sketches: Blofeld's cat, The pope, Turing Test

• 25.5 Scratching an Ichth

  Segments: Mars 1, Fish Stocks, Smart Traffic

• 25 Page Boys

  Interview: Carol Gauld. Segments: Zombie Animals, Insects. Sketches: Judas, The 7 Commandments, Carpooling.

• 24.5 Not a Drop to Drink

  Segments: All the water, The weight of E and sighing.

• 24 Melting Down Hearts

  Interview: Bob Apthorp. Segments: Smart Enough Expo, Hulk Mortality. Sketches: Arborium, Horoscopes, The Thing.

• 23.5 Vision to Mars

  Vision problems for space travellers, Mobile Phone pips, jumping into the void. Song: This Lab.

• 23 A Nice Bowl of Hot Stu

  Interview: Stuart Layt. Segments: Feathered T-rex, Cryptozoo telekinesis. Sketches: Perspective News, Pet Store and Favourite Film.

• 22.5 Adelicious

  How music works, How Adele works and a song by Dan about bioluminescence.

• 22 Boson Walks the Planck

  Interview: David Harris. Segments: Warp Drive deceleration, re-enactment of the Copenhangen interpretation. Sketches: Higgs Poem, StormTroopers, Great Apes.

• 21.5 Getting the pips

  Segments: Mobile Phone pips, Speaking backwards, Hypnosis, lifting heavy stuff. Story: The Cat.

• 21 Pulled Out of Our Hats

  Interview: Peter Booth. Segments: Earth Weight, Dan's son, How many dead people, Miscarriages. Sketches: History Shaft, Letter Reading.

• 20.5 Left Right Handed

  Dan and Greg bring Janet the Librarian on to discuss The greatest show on earth, They natter about right handed cavemen and they resolve the National Anthem competition.

• 20 The Finger Prince

  Interview: Matt Thompson. Segments: Stephen Hawking, The Moon, Leap Seconds. Sketch: Officer Robot.

• 19.5 A Load of Old Ring Toss

  Brain Dunning discusses zombie powder, ring worlds, testing psychics and bringing back the mammoths.

• 19 Nose what evil

  Interview: Brian Dunning. Segments: Flying Reindeer, Naming Elements. Sketches: Super Villains, Be Bad

• 18.5 Expinktion Level Event

  Interview: Steve Nerlich. Segments: Extinction, Pink is not Magenta

• 18 Daze of Astronomy

  Interview: Steve Nerlich. Segments: Anthem, Tithing. Sketches: Bucks night, Interesting game, Meteorologist.

• 17.5 7 Billion Problems

  Interview: Geo. Segments: over-population, strokes. Sketch: blackmail

• 17 Hrabbiting on

  Interview: George Hrab. Segments: Looking at the sun, Cryptozoo Nightmare on Elm st, National Anthem, WOS: Gold Medals, Impossible Island. Sketches: Food Taster, Prof Wordsworth, At the Races.

• 16.5 Week in Geek

  Greg and Dan briefly tell you where to get the 'Week in Geek' podcast.

• 16 Meating Celebrities

  Segments, cyclones, Making Meat, competitions, Too much gold, vaccinations. Sketches: Bruce Wayne School for teens, Fair Trade, FM Radio

• 15.5 Whoa! No Way!

  Liars, babies in the matrix, orbiting

• 15 Episode Number Twos

  Interview: Dr Watson returns with bowel info. Segments: Dan's back from France. What you can't do in a space suit. Lemon Batteries. Sketches: 3D Glasses, Kept Man, Tourette's.

• 14.5 Wah? What is it good for?

  Greg has a rant about space funding. Dan cowers.

• 14 Land Before Time

  Interview: Jeremy from Walking with Dinosaurs. Segments: Stitcher, Volcano Ash, Ice Bullets in space, Tattoos, Pelicans. Sketches: Buying Milk, Brass Razoos, Monkeys can Rollerskate.

• 13.5 Let the right vampire in

  Star Trek communicators, Sigh/Kick, Vampire Ethics, Death threats, Tears Tears.

• 13 Social Mediocrity

  Interview: John Birmingham. Segments: Photons and Black Holes, peeing in the cold, Theft of ideas. Sketches: Learning French, Rapture, Chain Letter.

• 12.5 Two Cows worth of meat

  Scraps from David Harris, Merkins, Photons and dairy cows.

• 12 David Harassment

  Interview: David Harris. Segments: Accents, the final challenge - black holes. walk of shame. Sketches: The Frog and the Scorpion, Papa Cicada.

• 11.5 Triangle of Controversy

  The Pioneer Discrepancy, The moon's Gravity effects, Quakes, Pyroles. Song - Taeniarhynchus saginata, Sketch - 100 word review.

• 11 Captain Australia Day

  Interview: Capt. Australia. Segments: Cryptozoo - Zombies, Challenge - Diodes, Song - History of Knowledge. Sketches - Troy's Horse, Superman 2020, This Day in History.

• 10.5 Conmanship

  Philip Escoffey talks about Quantum Physics, Pyroluria and other cons, placebos, then we discuss sky burials, and we celebrate pi and pie.

• 10 Why don't you think about it?

  Interview: Skeptical Mentalist Phillip Escoffey. Segments: The Richter Scale, Supermoon, Einstein's Theory, Computer composed music. Sketches: Rocket Fuel, Buzz Kill.

• 9.5 The Dance

  Witches gets licenses, God kills everyone, Dan gets a massage. Cryptozoo 3 - Stop the Flood.

• 9 Nazis on the Moon

  An interview with Jarmo Puskala, the writer of 'IRON SKY'. Condensation, Blood, Hypothetically Speaking and Greenpeace. Sketches. Last Rites, Standot Comedy, and This day in History.

• 8.5 Blood blood blood blood

  Offcuts from the John Birmingham interview, a chat about blood and the debut of the song 'Harrison' by Dan.

• 8 The Birmingham Special (not a sex position)

  Australian accents, John Birmingham, Sound and Light Challenge, Transparent Aluminium. Sketches: New Years Resolution, Who's on first, History.

• 7.5 The Little Fulcrum Theory

  Porn, Dr Joel: Biophysicist, Why Gold?, SE2KB

• 7.1 Emergency Power Band

  A quick emergency podcast to discuss the Power Band Press Release. Also, Emergency Power Band is an awesome name for a rock quartet.

• 7 Green Christmas

  Christmas, Climate change with Joel Gilmore, Double rainbows. Sketches: Nativity, Centipede, History 25th Dec, Jesus Addiction. Thanks to @girlclumsy, Lily and Jack for their voices

• 6.5 Walking. On air

  Scraps from the cutting room floor. The greatest American Hero, Vegetarianism. Ma of Wah. Sketch: Video that's not quite right. (with Stuart Layt)

• 6 Hot Asian Girls

  Dengue Fever vaccine, the Bernoulli effect, happiness. Sketches: Heisenberg, Last Meal, This day in history.

• 5.5 Stopped in Space

  The Pioneer Discrepancy, Ma of Wah and the song 'Super Hero'.

• 5 Both Acid and Base Humour

  Terror Birds, Acid, Pre-scripted water cycle, Signs. Sketches: The Sun Dial, Mandelbrot, Blue Sky Meeting.

• 4 A Mysterious Package

  New cards, Calendars, The breakdown of Physics, Immortal Jelly Fish, How to find a planet, Creationist Minute. Sketches - Einstein Diet, Joke that doesn't work on the radio, This day in history, Grace and Inception.

• 3.7 Keeping abreast of the situation.

  In this half episode our regular pair of tits interview Renee about the ins and outs of mammaries.

• 3.3 Smart Enough to Know Politics

  Greg and Dan were asked to write some sketches for 612 Brisbane radio in the lead up to the election. This is the compilation.

• 3 The ends of the Earth

  Hydrostatic equilibrium, Big sun Eta Carinae, Stuart Layt tells three ways the world will end, This day in History. Sketches: Exile, Abraham

• 2.5 Choice offcuts from the Doctor

  The Rosetta spacecraft, Mystery sounds, Gremlins, and Offcuts from the Doctor. Sketches - Comedy dissection, A visit with animals.

• 2 Keep the doctor away!

  Giant Attack Whale, Miracle Diet Berries, Neanderthals, Male lactation, Nuclear reactors. Sketches: Mime Artist, Number songs, This day is history.

• 1.5 The game with the round ball

  Dan and Greg rope Spencer Howson in to discuss soccer, football and then a little Doctor who. Ma of Wah Soccer story. Sketchs - Foo'Baw' , Pan pipes.

• 1 Zero Point (and other nerdy surfing locations)

  Guatemalan Sink Hole, Tornados, Zero point energy, Life on Titan, Holographs. Sketches - Big Tony, King Richard, This day in History, The Rug Store.