Today we are talking about living forever. Is it scientifically possible? Where are we at now, with things you can do to try and live longer. Ethically does this even make sense?

What did we learn this week? 0:26

How to calm a baby 1:04

Why you can't tickle yourself 5:12

Studytime: 13:10

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Today we are talking about seasonal affective disorder - SAD, really. We'll discuss what seasonal affective disorder is, how you can mitigate it, what it does to your body, and who has it the worst.

What did we learn this week? 0:26

Your lungs and breathing 0:38

Fatherhood 4:30

Studytime: 12:16

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Today we are talking about TikTok addiction. We are going to talk about why TikTok is so addictive. Is it more addictive than video games? Are we truly living through an unprecedented time for this specific scary social media.

What did we learn this week? 3:04

Suppressing Memories 3:10

Why mosquitos like some people more than others 6:37

Studytime: 9:23

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Today we are talking about pee AKA urine. We’re going to be talking about how it works in your body and what the color of your pee actually says about you. We’ll also be learning some really cool ways pee has been used historically and scientifically.

What did we learn this week? 3:23

Comparing Urban and Nature sounds 3:44

Monkey Pox Update 8:06

Studytime: 13:05

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Today we are talking about breast milk. Is it the new superfood? Why are bodybuilders using it? And some interesting but a little concerning research that came out recently.

What did we learn this week? 3:56

Deja Vu 4:10

The Amazon is being cut down 7:54

Studytime: 12:53

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Today we are talking about carbon capture. We're going explain exactly what it is. This is basically when companies want to take carbon out of the air with technology. Is it possible? is it legitimate? We're going to get into the science behind it.

What did we learn this week 4:42

Mostly all Bonobos are Bisexual 5:00

Double Decker Buses 7:37

Studytime:18:49

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Today we are talking about cults. Who in society is the most susceptible to becoming part of a cult? If you’re obsessed with something, is that a cult? We’re going to get into the science and psychology around these very pervasive popular things.

What did we learn this week? 10:45

Cutest experiment of all time 11:26

A pill for antiaging in fly's 13:23

Studytime: 17:34

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Today we are talking and wine. We'll be talking about blind taste tests. Are sommeliers real? Does wine affect your brain? This is all because we kind of love wine

What did we learn this week? 5:39

Processed Foods 5:58

Music Could Be A Pain Killer 10:40

Studytime: 17:21

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Today we are talking about Sex. In particular why less people are having it than ever before. What is going on? Let's get to the bottom of it.

What did we learn this week? 11:51

The impact of Vegetarianism 12:35

Pufferfish Poison 17:00

Studytime:20:50

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Today we are talking about wet dreams, also known in the science community as nocturnal emissions. There’s actually quite a bit of science about what happens to our dingalings down there when we fall asleep and have an orgasm.

What did we learn this week? 7:37

New research suggests up to 40% of all Alzheimer's cases could be prevented or delayed 8:23

Genitals evolve the fastest of any body part 13:02

Studytime: 18:37

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