Two British voiceover artists chat about random facts. New episodes every Thursday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
106 episodes transcribedEven if we never engage with the Police personally, we see their exploits and results in the news and all over TV in fiction. And we inevitably hear t...
Bathtubs aren't something that most of us spend a lot of time thinking about. Unless you're remodelling a home, you probably don't even think about th...
Camels are the most amazing creatures. Designed for their habitat, they store water in their blood, fat in their hump (so they don't sweat much), and...
We almost made it to 30 minutes, but it's a fascinating subject and worth the extra six minutes! Secrets have been around forever, and we barely scrat...
Being a pirate seems so romantic. Someone who refuses to follow the well-beaten shipping lanes and goes their own way. And that's kind of true. Except...
The telegraph revolutionised communication for peace, war and finance, not to mention birthdays and weddings. Simon's feeling poorly this time, so our...
We all make mistakes. Sometimes they make things better, sometimes, they make things worse, and sometimes they end up creating whole new industries an...
Poison is popular in crime fiction and around everywhere in, usually, in safe quantities, unless you live in Australia!This time, we go deep into veno...
Trivia is, by its nature, a rabbit hole. This time, we've decided to take a look at the animals that make the holes. Rabbits. Hosted on Acast. See aca...
This time, we're running away to join the circus. From the Circus Maximus to the painting of clown faces on eggshells, this episode contains all the f...
Fishing, or rather, angling, is still the UK's most popular pastime. We'll look at fishing techniques - including the weird world of Catfishing (no, n...
Dentistry. Science? Craft? Artform? Torture? Or all of these? In this episode, we look at the history of dentistry, what dentists have invented, and l...
East Anglia is hard to get to from London, which is probably why it's been allowed to keep so much of its unique character! And Norfolk is even furthe...
