Just in time for Halloween, George takes us on a cave-dive on one of nature's most misunderstood creatures: bats! Find out what myths get debunked, why bats are integral to our survival as a species and what UK legislation has to say about bats...

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Danny and George work through a list of video games that have been delayed the longest and discuss their reception, successes and (mostly) failures upon release!

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After 21 years, Apple has finally discontinued its revolutionary music player. This week, Danny and George discuss the beginnings of the iPod, get nostalgic about lesser known MP3 players, and muse on forced U2 album ownership.

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This week we are discussing Co-Op games; have they had their time, are they completely irrelevant, or have they morphed into something else entirely? We also talk about Nobody Saves The World, Twelve Minutes, and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

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Episode 10 - The History of Surgery - Part 2The revolting deep dive into the hidden world of medicine continues as George finishes his tale of dissections, vivisections, self-harm and experimentation all in the name of Science! Look out Dr Doolittle.

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Episode 9 - Driving In The UK - This week (or month), Danny takes us through the winding roads that is the origin of UK motoring. From the early days of steam powered personal locomotives, to the completely new to us technology of pedestrian airbags. So buckle up Buckaroos, it's going to be a hell of a ride.

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Episode 8 - The History of Surgery - Join us for our first ever two-parter as George takes us on a deep dive into the origins of surgery, and the many (horrendous) mistakes along the way.

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This week on Thirty For Knowledge, Danny takes us through the relatively brief history of the World Wide Web. From its initial invention in 1989, through the uncertain early 2000's, to the dubious position it finds itself in today.

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This week on Thirty For Knowledge, we discuss the little known and rarely talked about Westward Maroons; the former enslaved people of Jamaica, their struggles, and their legendary leader - Queen Nanny.

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What does an ancient sage, Satanism and Nebraska have to do with sandwiches? Listen now as George fills us in on the incredible history behind one of our most versatile food items.

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