In this episode we talk about one of the most interesting and controversial parts of any TV medical drama - What is a DNR? What types of DNR are there? Why is there sometimes controversy surrounding them? Join our hosts as they discuss this topic.

In this episode, we discuss the financial stockbroker Jordan Belfort, who was also the subject of the titular movie - and we discuss boiler room schemes. 

In this episode, we talk about the magical world of Disney, and some of the greatest feats of architecture portrayed in films and tv by them.

In this episode we talk about nuclear medicine and how certain issues relating to this innovative and potentially dangerous field of medicine can be controversial when weighing up diagnostic techniques.

In this episode, we debate whether it would be beneficial for the UK to implement a one child policy, much like China did. We also look at information and data from China's attempt to control population growth, and what would happen in the UK.

Did you know that the Eiffel Tower was supposed to be temporary? It has also been subject to controversy due to the number of deaths it indirectly caused. Join our hosts as they discuss why it used to have such a bad reputation.

In this episode, we talk about the new COVID variants in India, and how their transmission seems to be happening at a rapid rate. Remember to stay safe everyone!

In this episode, we talk about a statistical model which helped in determining the progression of the coronavirus.

In this episode, we talk about the "Walkie Talkie" building at 20 Fenchurch Street in London, and how it is quite controversial due to the fact that its unique shape focuses high temperature sun rays on to specific places and managed to once melt a Jaguar! Not only this, but its concave shape gave rise to monstrous winds, and once earned the nickname "Scorchie Talkie".

In this episode, we talk about the effect of different drugs and everyday substances on driving. It is very important in this day and age to drive safely and responsibly and obeying all laws. Therefore, we describe the effect of alcohol, lack of sleep and caffeine (as well as others) on the human body during driving.