Christmas in August with Tek Diff's 12 days countdown the conclusion!

Are canines counting your cheese? The research is in. Get ready for an episode that will have you looking at your furry friends in a whole new light. In this episode of of our Odd News series we're diving into the curious world of canine intelligence. Get ready to find out that there's more to your pup than just fetching and belly rubs. Prepare for laughs and a few "aha!" moments! The Paws That Refreshes In this edition of Odd News, we uncover fascinating research into just how much our dogs understand. Forget tricks and obedience classes – we’re talking about surprising mental abilities that might make you question who's really the genius in the house. You won't believe what science has to say about the inner workings of a dog's mind, all delivered with the comedy4cast twist you love.  

H. G. Wells takes a wrong turn on his time-travelling bicycle, and finds that he and Orwell have both lost their bets. Continuing the adventures of George Orwell and H. G. Wells, Wells' inaugural time-travel journey takes him a bit further into the future than he intended: instead of one week, he travels nearly forty years. What he finds matches neither his own predictions nor Orwell's – but is surprising, horrifying, and completely untrue. Starring Robin Johnson as George Orwell and the telescreen voice, Patrick Spragg as H. G. Wells, Joanna Lawrie as Mrs Watchett, Tara Court as Julia, and Liselle Nic Giollobhain as Captain Rutherford. Sound effects were sourced from freesound.org.

It's Fall! Make yours a funny one as host Clinton brings in the gags with Untrue Stories 2: The Wheels of Chance, comedy4cast: Banking Brainiacs, and Tek Diff #236- 12 Days of Xmas 3/3!

Christmas in August with Tek Diff's 12 days countdown the conclusion!

Are canines counting your cheese? The research is in. Get ready for an episode that will have you looking at your furry friends in a whole new light. In this episode of of our Odd News series we're diving into the curious world of canine intelligence. Get ready to find out that there's more to your pup than just fetching and belly rubs. Prepare for laughs and a few "aha!" moments! The Paws That Refreshes In this edition of Odd News, we uncover fascinating research into just how much our dogs understand. Forget tricks and obedience classes – we’re talking about surprising mental abilities that might make you question who's really the genius in the house. You won't believe what science has to say about the inner workings of a dog's mind, all delivered with the comedy4cast twist you love.  

H. G. Wells takes a wrong turn on his time-travelling bicycle, and finds that he and Orwell have both lost their bets. Continuing the adventures of George Orwell and H. G. Wells, Wells' inaugural time-travel journey takes him a bit further into the future than he intended: instead of one week, he travels nearly forty years. What he finds matches neither his own predictions nor Orwell's – but is surprising, horrifying, and completely untrue. Starring Robin Johnson as George Orwell and the telescreen voice, Patrick Spragg as H. G. Wells, Joanna Lawrie as Mrs Watchett, Tara Court as Julia, and Liselle Nic Giollobhain as Captain Rutherford. Sound effects were sourced from freesound.org.

What a week! Kick back and relax with host John and Untrue Stories 2: The Wheels of Chance, comedy4cast: Barking Brainiacs, and Tek Diff #236- 12 Days of Christmas Supercut 3/3!

Christmas in August with Tek Diff's 12 days countdown!

Digging into history. And a few eggshells. As we continue our 31 days of Odd News stories, we the podcast travel to Spain. Well, not actually, but we'll talk about people who did. And that's what really matters. Because they find some nested treasure. We'll also bring you a classic clip that may be more relevant now than it was in 2015. Let's dive into things a bit deeper, shall we? First up, we'll have a look at researchers in Spain who have gone to great lengths, and heights, to do some archaeological research. But these investigators aren't chipping away at rocks or digging into sand while some guy wearing a fedora just looks on. No. Too bad, because that would be odd, too. These researchers are taking advantage of the traits of some winged creatures and their habits. You’ll have to tune in to hear exactly what these feathered hoarders managed to get their beaks on!