Let's Learn Everything!

Let's Learn Everything!

By Maximum FunScience
Download on the App Store
  • Favorites

    100

    Followers

  • Typical duration

    105 min

    per episode

Based on Podcast App listening data

Let's Learn Everything! episodes

  • 26: Pain, Vampiric Animals, and Penny Dreadfuls

    How do we define pain, and what animals can feel it?  How similar are vampires to real vampiric animals?  And what are penny dreadfuls and how were they actually... good?

    Visit our NEW MERCH STORE!

    Support us with a Max Fun Membership!

    Join our Discord!

    We also learn about: pain is bad, but pain is good, what animals can feel pain, if they can feel kink pleasure from pain they can feel pain, it’s time to define pain for you guys, ella swoops in on a Tom joke, pain is like art, the international association for the study of pain, a funny example of pain, nuance baby! the 2 nail people is a great couples halloween costume, Descartes' pain theory started off so well, nociceptors, how do you test pain? injured flies, are we JigSaw? injecting bee venom into fish, ASC change fish pain laws, vampires are found in almost every culture, we need to protect the ice caps or the vampires will get out, hematophagy and sanguivores, vampire bugs and fish and birds, the fake vampire squid that eats poop, monogamous but false vampire bats, vampire bats are more beautiful and there’s a reason why, super speed super climbing and super stealth bats, blood heat vision with pit organs, biting with incisors not canines, blood is a thin gruel, vampirism is a radical dietary lifestyle, bats help each other out, barfing blood for friends, Twilight has the most scientifically accurate vampires, Ella bamboozles us, as literacy booms so does the need for cheap exciting stories, Varney came before Dracula and invented the tropes, The String of Pearls: a Romance (allegedly) and the origin of Sweeney Todd, tag yourself I’m women with daggers, 45% of victorian britain was under 20, children reading books to each other, the literature of rascaldom, half-penny dreadfullers, how many books were actually popular at their time, our horror recommendations, Junji Ito.

    Sources:

    The Nature and Science of Pain - Pain Australia
    A Biological Substrate for Somatoform Disorders
    Are We Wrong to Assume Fish Can’t Feel Pain - The Guardian
    Animals Can Feel Pain A Biologist Explains Why - Vox
    A History of Pain Research
    History of Pain: A Brief Overview of the 17th and 18th Century
    Pain Principles - Neuroscience Online
    Can Ants Feel Pain?
    Fish Do Not Feel Pain and its Implications for Understanding Phenomenal Consciousness, 2015
    Insects Can Experience Chronic Pain - Smithsonian Magazine
    Invertebrate Nociception, 2017
    Do Fish Feel Pain? A Matter of Scientific Debate (Dr Sneddon Quote)
    Farmed Fish Feel Pain, Stress and Anxiety - The Guardian
    Why Fish Do Not Feel Pain (Key, 2016)
    Anthropomorphic Denial of Fish Pain (Sneddon and Leah, 2016)

    ---

    Vampirism Lore
    Hematophagy in Insects
    Vampire Squid
    NYTimes on Vampire Bats
    Field Idenfitication Guide for Bats
    The 3 Vampire Bat Abilities & Biting Habits
    Heat Sensing in Bats
    How Vampire Bats Bite
    Comparative Study of Bat Incisors
    Vampirism as a Radical Dietary Lifestyle
    Food Sharing in Vampire Bats
    Food Sharing Reciprocation Study
    Food Sharing after Grooming Study

    ---

    Varney the Vampyre
    The String of Pearls
    Leaves from a Prison Diary
    Disseminating Impure Literature': The 'Penny Dreadful' Publishing Business Since 1860
    How Gruesome Penny Dreadfuls Got Victorian Children Reading
    British Library on Penny Dreadfuls
    Guardian on Penny Dreadfuls
    Victorian Children's Periodicals: Penny Dreadfuls

    Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joinlearn

    1 hr 49 min
  • 25: 🎂 The Timeline of Timekeeping, Origins of Speech, and the Birthday of Birthdays

    It's the show's birthday!  And we're going to celebrate with LEARNING!  How much do we really know about the history of keeping time?  When did human speech first arise, and how would we even figure that out?  And when did the concept of birthdays have its birthday?

    Visit our NEW MERCH STORE!

    Support us on Maximum Fun!

    Join our Discord!

    We also learn about: Your favorite podcast on your favorite torso, the blind watchmaker, time technology is not like iphone upgrades, Ancient or Recent, France’s decimal clocks, counting knots on a ship, of course people cared about keeping time back then, escapements brought us TikTok, the not so timey wimey etymology of clock, putting clock inventions in the right order, we had sundials in the 1800s, you’re holding like 20 different iphones, redefining the second, ephemris time was a “ridiculous decision”, keeping time in space without the Earth, the importance of NTP, UTC is confusing fairly for everyone, what is speech? language vs speech, are there speech fossils? diaphragm is the only one we don’t talk about, laryngeal descent theory, teaching monkeys to talk, is this theory good science? “you guys are so smart”, speech research is so multi-disciplinary, you love a great review, deconstructing the theory, the reconstruction was so bad the mouth wouldn’t have been able to swallow, they forgot to check other animals for descended larynxes oops, speech may have developed waaay earlier, bodies ready for speech vs brains ready for speech, research beef, quoting “mic drop”, “i thought the answer would be simple and i was really really wrong”, one of the hardest problems in science, the birthday of birthdays, what do you need for a birthday? defining birthdays by caesium, Wurdi Youang, pharaoh “birthdays” being born as gods, celebrating my birthday by driving away evil spirits, celebrating the mother on birthdays, i brought you “pure intentions” for your birthday, Claudia Severa’s birthday invitation tablet, the first birthday candles, god i hope they get the short candles this year, and a fun science burrito blanket.

    Sources:

    Scientific American Chronicle of Timekeeping
    Helen Morgolis' History of Timekeeping
    History of the Hourglass
    History of 1900s Clocks
    Louis Essen's Account of Redefining the Second
    Atomic Clock History
    Modern Atomic Clocks
    NPL on Atomic Clocks
    Nasa JPL on Atomic Clocks
    History of NTP
    Google on NTP
    The Atlantic on Modern Time Phone Lines
    UTC FAQ

    ---

    The New Review of Speech Origins
    The descended Larynx is not uniquely human
    A ‘Mic Drop’ on a Theory of Language Evolution
    Human Ancestors May have Evolved Speech more than 25 Million Years Ago
    NPR on When did Human Speech Evolve

    ---

    BBC on Stargazing in Ancient Australia
    The Guardian on Wurdi Youang
    Calendars of the Past
    Roman Birthday Rituals

    Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joinlearn

    1 hr 42 min
  • 24: Self Experimentation, Amputation Archaeology, and Learning to Love PowerPoint

    What are the pros and perils of self experimentation? What archaeological clues do we have to the first human amputation?  And why should we actually learn to love PowerPoint?

    See Tom Perform PowerPoint Comedy on October 4th at Caveat NYC! (or stream it!)

    Go to Ella's Women in Science Photography Exhibition in London October 25th!

    Support us on Maximum Fun!

    Join our Discord!

    We also learn about: Santorio Santorio, sitting in a chair for 30 years, two pieces of toast, 1500s diet culture, insensible perspiration, basal metabolism, the origin of sleep studies, cave dwellers and time perception, he likes caves a little too much, sleep cycle, stomach ulcers, rats in straight jackets taking ice baths like david blaine, drinking bacteria broth and winning a nobel prize, scientists will literally drink rotten milk to get a paragraph in a paper, reaching 631mph in a rocket chair, shout out to David Hunter, setting research back several decades, venereal disease, tropical hookworm, giving yourself worms for science, do not try this at home, Caroline always starts with Egypt, ancient prosthetics, Egyptian healthcare, what is a human, 1.8 million year old tooth, Georgia is a state not a country, tackling misinformation, human remain hotspot, the earliest surgery, trepanation, ancient community care, “7 days ago, that was the end of my script”, modern humans, medical knowledge is older than we realise, we’re still figuring anthropology out, Ella loves powerpoint, sweating bullets, God named powerpoint, overhead transparencies, Caroline doesn’t know what an overhead projector is, Tom and Ella are getting old, Edward Tufty is evil, Tom Lumperson is coming for Edward Tufty, everyone is a presenter, accessibility, an unfeasible culture of productivity, David Burn, Tufty vs Burn, Powerpoint Art, Powerpoint theatre, Powerpoint comedy, Tiktok is actually Powerpoint, Powerpoint as a programming language, beautiful things in the wildest places.

    Sources:

    Santorio Santorio
    Insensible persirpiation
    Weighing chair replica
    Mammoth Cave Study
    Michel Siffre Cave Experimenter
    Michel Siffre Cabinet Interview
    H. Pylori Stomach Ulcer Timeline
    Barry Marshall Discover Magazine Interview
    Infective dose of Campylobacter jejuni in milk
    John Paul Stapp
    Stewart Adams
    Pritchard and Hookworms
    Jasper Lawrence
    Jimmy Bernot Twitter
    Whipworm Clinical trials
    Hookworms for multiple sclerosis

    ---

    Limb Amputation in Ancient Egyptians (2010 Paper)
    The Guardian - Archeologists unearth 1.8 million Year Old Human Tooth
    A Short History of Surgery by K. M. Begelman
    The Oldest Amputation on a Human Skeleton in France (2007 Paper)
    Upper Palaeolithic Hand Images with Missing Phalanges (2018 Paper)
    Surgical amputation of a limb 31,000 years ago in Borneo (2022 Paper)

    ---

    Robert Gaskins on Naming PowerPoint
    NYTimes Reporting on Microsoft Buying PowerPoint
    Tufte's Article "PowerPoint is Evil"
    NYTimes Teacher Interview on PowerPoint
    David Byrne's Learning to Love PowerPoint
    David Byrne's UC Berkley Presentation
    David Byrne's Blog about the Presentation
    Vulture's "Why is PowerPoint Having a Comedy Moment?"
    Neil Cicierega's SlideShare Gems
    The Lorde and Jack Antonoff PowerPoint
    Tom Wildenhain's Paper "On the Turing Completeness of MS PowerPoint"
    Tom Wildenhain's Presentation "On the Turing Completeness of MS PowerPoint"

    Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joinlearn

    1 hr 44 min
  • 23: Plastic's Past, Imperfect Pitch, and the Dumb History of Generation Naming

    What is the history of plastic, and what could the future hold?  Why is perfect pitch, not so perfect, and do any animals have it?  And how on Earth did we end up with these meaningless names for generations?

    Support us on Maximum Fun!

    Join our Discord!

    Catch Sidney Gish on Tour!

    We also learn about: what is plastic? plastics are an invasive species, natural plastics, explosions are at the root of a lot of science, guncotton, oops we made it explosive, should have bought those 666 horses, patent drama, ella slumdog millionaires celloid tennis balls, flammable films, pronouncing bakelite, carrier bags vs plastic bags, the great pacific garbage patch, plastic quiz, all plastics made still exist, the future of plastics, testing our perfect pitch, Tom interviews Sidney Gish, being able to tell home depot paint swatches doesn’t make you a master architect, my brain is wet wet mud, the 1 in 10,000 number is bogus, guessing sine waves vs pianos, the Levitan Effect, more people have pitch memory than perfect pitch, perfect pitch in animals, dolphin octave mirroring, mosquitos matching pitch to mate, let’s bone doooooown, playing happy birthday for rats, describing happy birthday like an alien, perfect pitch RAMPANT among birds, birds understand spectal vocoder music, what is a generation? the origins of generation names, Strauss-Howe generational theory, retrofitting a logical system from a random idea, backfilling generations to arthurian times, THEY WERE PLAYWRIGHTS, there should never just be One center for research, a london doctor once said…, generational character archetypes, social theory shouldn’t sound like a D&D campaign, millennial and their avocado toast, why don’t millennials like Blue’s Clues anymore? people have always been complaining about “lewd wicked children”, scientists vs the pew research center.

    Sources:

    The Science Museum: The Age of Plastic

    Essentials of Polymer Science and Engineering

    UN: From Birth to Ban: A History of the Plastic Shopping Bag

    Nat Geo: Great Pacific Garbage Patch

    The Ocean Clean Up: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch

    Plastic Bag Statistics

    Earth Day: Fact Sheet- Single Use Plastics

    Climate Foresight: The Future of Plastics is Uncertain

    University of Birmingham: The Fate and Sustainable Future of Plastic

    ---

    Carden & Cline's Excellent Review of the Myth's of Perfect Pitch

    Marisa Hoeschele's Amazing Review of Animal Pitch Perception

    Guessing Sine Waves vs Piano Notes Experiment

    Pitch Memory TV Theme Experiment

    The Levitin Effect

    Mating Mosquitos Hamonize

    Singing Happy Birthday to Rats

    Songbird Hearing Anatomy

    Starling Spectral Shape Experiment

    ---

    Pew Research: The Whys and Hows of Generations Research

    Millennial Means Nothing

    Open Letter to the Pew Research Center on Generation Labels

    The Avocado Toast Article

    BBC History on Complaining about the Youths

    Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joinlearn

    1 hr 47 min
  • A Big Announcement...!

    A very special announcement!

    Episodes we recommend for new listeners:

    1: Time Illusions, Electric Bees, and Fakespeares

    5: The History of Pregnancy Tests, The Middlest Size, and FanFiction

    19: The Science of Gay, How Many Songs Fit in DNA, and Niche Sports

    Support us on Maximum Fun!

    Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joinlearn

    7 min
  • 22: Magnetic Mysteries, The Real Trolley Problem, and Hitchbot

    How do animals sense magnetic fields? Why was the first Trolley Problem written? And who was Hitchbot?

    Images we talk about:

    - Hitchbot with Santa

    Support us with a Max Fun Membership!

    Join our Discord!

    We also learn about: the first compasses, captain McDonalds, “epistemologically unacceptable”, magnetic bacteria, magnetic dip, pooping north, the table of good boys, let’s do a study, it’s more intersting that dogs Sometimes poop north, alignment during excretion, I’d rather study dogs than leopards, we don’t know how animals sense magnetism, the beaks of birds the brains of seaturtles the tummies of honeybes and the nasal passages of rainbowtrouts, four years from landing on the moon and we haven’t put a magnet on a bird yet, quantumn eyeballs, the European Robin is famously racist, Phillipa Foot, putting hypotheticals to the test, mice actors, hypotheticals don’t predict real behavior, Foot’s paper was about abortion, you know the hippocratic oath is pretty cool actually, do no harm is not in the oath, the self driving trolley problem, dogs vs cats, ethics boards on hypotheticals, the real car trolley problem is more nuanced, a robot with a thumb, Ella beats Tom to the joke, can robots trust humans, hitchbot meets santa, hitchbot loves Ten Bundy, have you seen this robot? how do we feel when a robot dies, so thoughtful of review corner to be at the end, and… some exciting news???

    Sources:                

    Myths in Magnetosensation

    Magnetic Bacteria

    Aviation Skybrary on Magnetic Dip

    Dogs Poop North

    Leopards Poop North

    The Arctic Tern's Migration

    Magnetoreception remains a Mystery

    Finding the Magnetoreception Organ

    Quantumn Eyeballs

    ---

    The First Trolley Problem

    Britannica on the Trolley Problem

    Of Mice, Men, and Trolleys: Hypothetical Judgment Versus Real-Life Behavior in Trolley-Style Moral Dilemmas

    Medical Ethics and the Trolley Problem

    Self-driving Car Trolley Problem

    MIT's Moral Machine Experiment

    ---

    Web Archive of hitchBOT's Website

    The Vessel on hitchBOT

    Servo Mag on hitchBOT

    Innovation Heroes Podcast: The Hitchhiking Robot’s Guide to the Universe

    DW The hitchhiking robot's guide to Germany

    McMaster University hitchBOT in the Netherlands

    International Journal of Social Robotics

    Smith and Zeller the death and lives of hitchBOT

    Fraser et al How do we feel when a robot dies?hitchBOT’s destruction

    Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joinlearn

    1 hr 42 min
  • 21: Paleontologist Evelyn Vollmer, Figuring out the Age of the Earth, and What Defines a Dinosaur

    How old did Aristotle think the Earth was? What makes a dinosaur a dinosaur? And how did our guest get into paleontology?           

    Support us with a Max Fun Membership!

    Join our Discord!           

    We also learn about: getting started in paleontology, shooting lasers at fossils, artistotle thought the earth was infinitely old, getting the 6,000 number from bible family tree math, it’s infinitely old because because, melting rocks is science, Lord Kevlin’s real name was William Thompson??? every big name in science wanted to answer this question, Darwin was embaressed and deleted his tweet about the age of the Earth, “there’s so much we don’t know, it’s hilarious”, the rock cycle, Patteron fought for lead safety, thousands millions and billions, it took 4 billion years for a species to know the age of the Earth, what is a dinosaur? “cladistics is confusing as hell”, we were naming dinosaursas as we were discovering them, rebranding dinosaurs, aquatic and flying reptiles aren’t dinosaurs, Taphonomy, who hasn’t fused their vertebra during a mating ritual, coprolite, this poop is going to inspire the shit out of someone, being okay with not using absolutes on tiktok, the new jurassic parks are trash.            

    Sources:                

    ---

    Aristotle's Age of the Earth

    Kevlin's Age of the Earth

    Clair Patterson And The Age Of The Earth

    How to Calculate the Age of the Earth

    ---

    Evelyn's TikTok Recommendations

    Ariel

    Myria Perez

    Holly Simon

    Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joinlearn

    1 hr 13 min
  • Test Ep 2: Bugs on Drugs, How Much Pi do we Need, and the Blackest Black

    What happens when you gives bugs drugs? How many digits of pi do we actually need? And what is the drama behind the blackest black?

    Images we talk about:

    - Spider Webs on Various Drugs

    - Graph of Pi Approximations Across History

    - The Redemption of Vanity, MIT's Blackest Black

    Support us with a Max Fun Membership!

    Join our Discord!

    We also learn about: how do you give a bee cocaine? cocaine is a natural insecticide, the waggle dance, actually im not going to dance it’s embaressing, “I want to be a bee so badly”, bees get withdrawl, some caterpillars are insensitive to cocaine, weaponizing caterpillars, giving spiders drugs because you’re lazy, charlotte’s web blood spider drug tests, caffeine isn’t really that bad for us, “morals will not stop humans from doing stupid things”, maybe giving elephants 3,000x LSD is bad science, cheap date flies, some animals want to get high, my favorite drug is math, what is pi? ancient pi estimates, 62.8 trillion digits of pi, how many digits of pi do nasa use? we could work at nasa as a package deal, by the 1400s we had enough pi to get us to space, and by the 1600s enough for the universe, selfish of pi to have so many numbers, why do we keep counting, tom gets an existential crisis, we all get an existential crisis, the bean, vantablack, how can you have a color?, the pinkest pink, paying someone to flip them off, the new blackest black, 99.995% light absorption, the power of productive spite, um thaaanks.            

    Sources:                

    ---

    Bees on Cocaine

    Caterpillar Cocaine

    Weaponizing Caterpillars

    The Spider Web Drug Study

    Giving an Elephant Too Much LSD

    ---

    How Much PI Nasa Uses

    Approximations of Pi over Time

    How Much PI Nasa Uses

    Record Number of Pi Digits

    NPR on Record Pi Count

    ---

    Vantablack's Copyright Controversy

    The Pinkest Pink

    Anish Kapoor's Middle Finger

    The NEW Blackest Black from MIT

    Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joinlearn

    1 hr 11 min
  • 20: The Math of Conspiracy Theories, Why is Pluto not a Planet, and Animal Art

    If all these conspiracy theories were real, what are the statistical odds they'd be kept secret? Why did Pluto get demoted from planethood? And can animals make art?

    Images we talk about:

    - Pierre’s Brassau’s Art

    - Erased Dekooning Drawing

    - Sean Thomas’ “Case Study”

    - Monkey Selfie

    Support us with a Max Fun Membership!

    Join our Discord!

    We also learn about: planes fly over Ella’s house? coincidence??, the conspiracy leak formula, gish gallop, the Tom & Caroline Show conspiracy, moon landing photos, the real conspiracy of climate change is with Exxon and Shell, pluto didn’t change - the definition of a planet changed, pluto is half the width of the US, what is a planet???, planets need a cleared orbit, the IAU assembly, it’s neptune’s fault! Ella quietly having an existential crisis, Mike Brown - the man who killed Pluto, why aren’t we talking about Eris?, what if we had 12 planets?, Ceres was also demoted like Pluto 200 years ago, the 8 planets are what aliens would want to visit, the kuiper belt isn’t packed with objects like you might imagine, Mike Brown’s humbleness of giving up Eris’ planethood, dwarf planet pokerap, what is animal art? what is art? Ella and Caroline write this topic apparently, Pierre Brassau, Erased DeKooning Drawing, enrichment, Naruto vs. Slater vs. Wikipedia, Lynda Barry and Howard Ikemoto on children’s art, everything is art!            

    Sources:                

    ---

    On the Viability of conspiratorial beliefs

    Conspiracy Theories: Causes and Cures

    The PRISM Conspiracy

    The Tuskegee Syphilis Study

    The FBI Foresnic Scandal

    Study on Disbelief of Moon Landing Photos

    Climate Change

    Shell and Exxon Climate Change Conspiracy

    HBomberGuy's Vaccine Video

    ---

    Library of Congress: Why is Pluto No Longer a Planet?

    BBC: Why is Pluto No Longer a Planet?

    Washington Post: Ever wondered why Pluto is no longer a planet?-

    NASA: Pluto Overview

    IAU 2006 General Assembly

    Mike Brown, Pluto Killer

    Metzger’s Thoughts on Pluto and what makes a Planet

    ---

    Pierre Brassau's Art

    Jackson Pollock

    Erased de Kooning Drawing

    Animal Enrichment

    Do Elephants Enjoy Painting?

    Ars Technica on the Monkey Selfie

    NYT On Monkey Selfie

    US Copyright Office Compendium of Practices

    Lynda Barry's Making Comics

    Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joinlearn

    1 hr 47 min
  • 19: The Science of Gay, How Many Songs Fit in DNA, and Niche Sports

    What is the nuanced science behind homosexuality in animals and humans? Is there a single gay gene? No. No absolutely not. But how many songs could you fit into a gram of DNA, and why would you want to? And what are some of the most niche sports and why are they still so great?           

    Support us with a Max Fun Membership!

    Join our Discord!

    We also learn about: Tom is an ally, 1500 observed gay animals from shrimps to apes, the adelie penguin story hidden for 100 years, dynamic region translation, dolphins are messed up, it’d be weird NOT to talk about gay animals, how is gay behavior evolutionarily beneficial? nuanced questions and bad actors, the myth of the gay gene, genes are complicated and so is being gay, the rage inducing paper that inspired this topic, Caroline’s brain is loading big numbers, what would you put write into dna?, making 70 billion copies of your own book, what’s a floppy drive?, the first iPod, the cost of DNA storage, the double but, different types of memory, storing data for longer than ipods will be remembered, we’re not allowed to take the piss out of these sports, roller derby, is throwing a goat any weirder than a sheep’s bladder or pig skin?, reaching your peak in your 40s, the sport popes have played, tickles that jiggly knowledge thing in my skull.            

    Sources:                

    ---

    Homosexual Behaviour in Animals: An Evolutionary Perspective

    An Alternative Hypothesis For the Evolution of Same-Sex Sexual Behaviour in Animals

    A Genetic Study of Male Sexual Orientation

    The Gay Gene?

    The Proof Against the Gay Gene

    Genetics of Sexual Behavior

    The Bad Article that Inspired this Topic

    Pink News Analysis of The Bad Article that Inspired this Topic               

    ---

    DNA Data Review

    The First DNA Data, Microvenus

    The First Book in DNA

    Additional Review of DNA Data

    200MB of DNA Storage with OK GO

    The OK GO Music Video Stored in DNA

    NYTimes on the First iPod

    Testing the Stability of DNA Data

    DNA Data Storage for 2 Million Years

    The Time it Takes to Write DNA Data

    Computerphile Explaining Reed-Solomon Compression

    ---

    Home Game on Netflix

    Roller Derby

    Roller Derby Rules

    Buzkashi

    More Buzkashi

    Calcio Fiorentino/Storico

    Calcio Fiorentino Nat Geo Interview

    Help support this show and unlock bonus content! Become a member at https://maximumfun.org/joinlearn

    1 hr 58 min

About Let's Learn Everything!

From the publisher's feed

Science communicators Ella Hubber, Tom Lum, and Caroline Roper learn about anything and everything interesting! Each episode they teach each other about a science topic, and learn about a…

Best of Let's Learn Everything!

Ranked by our users in the last 21 days

More shows like Let's Learn Everything!

Shmanners by Travis and Teresa McElroy

Shmanners

2,010 Listeners

My Brother, My Brother And Me by The McElroys

My Brother, My Brother And Me

30,068 Listeners

Sawbones: A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine by Justin McElroy, Dr. Sydnee McElroy

Sawbones: A Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine

14,812 Listeners

The Adventure Zone by The McElroys

The Adventure Zone

35,614 Listeners

Dear Hank & John by Complexly

Dear Hank & John

7,774 Listeners

Wonderful! by Rachel and Griffin McElroy

Wonderful!

5,812 Listeners

Lingthusiasm - A podcast that's enthusiastic about linguistics by Gretchen McCulloch and Lauren Gawne

Lingthusiasm - A podcast that's enthusiastic about linguistics

656 Listeners

Escape This Podcast by Escape This Podcast

Escape This Podcast

336 Listeners

SciShow Tangents by Complexly

SciShow Tangents

1,504 Listeners

Just the Zoo of Us by Ellen & Christian Weatherford

Just the Zoo of Us

514 Listeners

Solve This Murder by solvethismurder

Solve This Murder

296 Listeners

A Problem Squared by Matt Parker, Bec Hill

A Problem Squared

231 Listeners

Secretly Incredibly Fascinating by Alex Schmidt

Secretly Incredibly Fascinating

740 Listeners

Lateral with Tom Scott by Tom Scott and David Bodycombe

Lateral with Tom Scott

487 Listeners

Worlds Beyond Number by Worlds Beyond Number

Worlds Beyond Number

3,249 Listeners