We talk talk clouds, wandering clouds, daffodils, art and okta. Queen also gets a mention of course.

With the World increasing in temperature through man-made global warming, what are the best ways of keeping yourself cool? We talk about how animals do it, and how we might need to focus more on passive cooling methods.

After the World cycling championships in Glasgow we talk about bikes and what is the best way to reduce head injuries in cyclists.

I cycle on the Helix Around Town Tour (mostly!) and link in some science and history and information en route. I’m hoping I can link it to school to engage pupils with local history and science. https://www.visitfalkirk.com/plan-your-visit/itineraries/cycle-in-the-hartt-of-scotland/

https://falkirklocalhistory.club/

We talk about faster Tour de France cycling times and the Festina affair, and the Titan submarine catastrophic failure. Last one for season 2. See you again in season 3.

We talk about why science should be taught in schools, and why science is really about rebellion and rock’n’roll. 🤘The image used for this podcast is of Carl Sagan, legendary scientist and communicator.

We talk songs in science and what effect they have on us. Part of the STE(A)M series linking art and science.

We talk inflammation, leeches and maggots. We are not medically trained, do not use our chat as any kind of endorsement of any medical best practise.

Is it healthy to be cold?

We link King Charles’ coronation with conservation work, de-extinction, reintroduction and biodiversity. Have you ever had an Elk burger?