Celia Morgan is a clinical psychopharmacologist. Try saying that that with a mouthful of tea. She chats about her work with Isy Suttie (comedian) while Steve Cross provides regular warnings. This podcast is supported by the Wellcome Trust.

The vikings were a strange bunch, chopping off heads and writing poems at the same time. Old Norse expert Chris Abram takes us into their world, while comedian Sarah Bennetto and Steve Cross snicker. This podcast is supported by the Wellcome Trust.

In this podcast we really get into books, as solid real things with histories. Prof of English Henry Woudhuysen leads the way, with comedian Sarah Bennetto following along and Steve Cross getting lost. This podcast is supported by the Wellcome Trust.

Did men have more dimensions in the twentieth century? Can maths and art combine? Philosopher Chiara Ambrosio and comedian Sarah Bennetto try and find out, while Steve Cross tried not to get slapped. This podcast is supported by the Wellcome Trust.

What did the powerful get up to in Ancient Egypt? Egyptologist John J Johnston knows, comedian Nick Doody asks, and Steve Cross looks confused. This podcast is supported by the Wellcome Trust.

The third power podcast sees political scientist Alex Braithwaite and comedian Nick Doody pick through terrorism, political violence and schools career service predictions. This podcast is supported by a People Award from the Wellcome Trust.

How powerful is your brain? And how does laughing work? Nick Doody joins neuroscientist Carolyn McGettigan to find out. Steve Cross tries to join in but mainly gets people's names wrong. This podcast is supported by the Wellcome Trust.