In this edition, learn why condoms make the perfect firelighters; find out how you can use a condom as part of a classic French cooking technique; and discover just how many condoms it takes to make a working bungee rope.

In this edition, learn why we’re still a loooong way from getting a meal-replacement pill; find out why body fat might not be an issue one day; and discover how far science has got with making a pill that replaces your daily workout.

In this edition, find out how far mind-reading technology has progressed; why we’ll all be able to read each others’ minds in the future; and why the idea that humans used to be telepathic is total nonsense.

In this edition, discover which surprising color was missing from the ancient world; find out why bees see the world under a blacklight; and learn about the mysterious “reddish green” and “yellowish blue” colors created in an unlikely science experiment.

In this edition, find out why staring into a fire can be good for your health; discover the (slightly embarrassing) reason we get so excited by fire and fireworks; and learn why pyromania and arson are two completely different things.

In this edition, discover what chicken behavior has to do with copulating dinosaurs; find out why the T-Rex was actually a sensitive lover; and learn about the strange world of dinosaur erotica.

In this edition, discover the jerk of a brain chemical that’s responsible for making you want both booze and junk food; find out what’s really making you throw up the next morning; and learn what people in other countries stuff their faces with when they’re hammered (another slice of pig’s head, anyone?)

In this edition, learn why we associate insects with everything bad in life; find out why empathy (or lack of it) plays such a big part in our fear of bugs; and discover why a cockroach might decide to crawl into your ear while you’re asleep.

In this edition, find out why humans never evolved the ability to hibernate; discover why the future of space exploration depends on successfully gassed mice; and hear about the man who saved his own life by accidentally hibernating for 24 days.

In this edition, discover why new taxes had everyone in England bricking up their windows; find out what the Roman Emperor Vespasian was doing with the contents of Rome’s toilets; and learn why Russia’s Peter the Great instituted a tax that would bankrupt modern day hipsters.