In this episode, we compare our experiences of different types of places we have visited and which one was the best. In a surprising turn, Sid does not come last - find out who wins! 

In this episode, we talk about 2 types of studies - prospective studies and studies where we make monkeys take cigarettes or other substances to see the effect on their lungs. 

In our Season 3 debut, we talk about potential manipulations of statistics in marketing, and how this can serve as a way to misguide viewers of an organisation's empirically based research! 

In this episode, we talk about a great part of British Museum Culture: The Natural History Museum. Siddhant urges everyone to learn more about it, and tells us why it is his favourite museum of all time, Kushul talks about the architecture of it, and Zain forgets about Dippy the diplodocus in the museum. Shaul urges us to talk about architecture and get back on track, when we start deviating. 

In this episode, we talk about the HeLa type of cells - an infinitely growing variation of cells originating from Henrietta Lacks, a cancer patient in 1959 - and how these cells were taken less than ethically, and the controversy that has ensued.

In another one of Zain's segue into criminal life, we talk about the Martingale strategy of gambling - and how its done. 

In this episode, we pay homage to the late architectural genius Zaha Hadid, who was an award-winning architect and we talk about her personality, illustrious life and countless accolades. 

Whales are magnificent creatures- but have you ever wondered why they manage to live for so many years on end? Turns out, they have certain mutations which leads them to produce more anti-cancer genes, and so despite the fact that they have more cells and so would logically be more susceptible to cancer, they are more than 20% less likely to get cancer than humans. Find out how this may be the next big leap in oncology and medicine for mankind!

In this episode, we talk about certain tax shelters, and also how tax is sometimes (legally avoided).

In this episode, we talk about the Sistine Chapel and its magnificent ceiling, and how monumental its history was.