All aboard the hype train! This week, Katya and Josh unpack The Last of Us, and step into the world of fungi, its uses, the zombie-kind, and Pedro Pascal.  ..read more

Josh and Katya chat about the monetisation of nature, how it's beneficial and how it is NOT ..read more

"You have to stay positive, or else no one is going to listen to you". A wonderfully insightful chat with debut author, Dana Rodney, as she sits down with us to chat about her new novel, "The Last Polar Bear".  ..read more

Right handed? Left pawed? Ambidextrous fins? Exploring the hemispheres of the brain in animals and what it means for their dominant appendage.  ..read more

To feed or to eat? It has been argued that our relationship with food is one of the most intimate relationships we will ever have. All organisms need to eat to survive, but how does our relationship with food separate us from other sentient beings?  The processes of digestion, the social and hierarchal relationship with food, and why taming fire and cooking is the main argument for what distinguishes us from animals.  ..read more

we're back baby!!  ..read more

DIGESTION SESSION!  Excretion in all its forms and identities and its uses in the natural world, from marking territory to gossip!  (Give us your cleverest poop pun here).  ..read more

This week Josh and Katya look at survival mechanisms - the weird and the wonderful - and why we have them.  ..read more

Zzzzz ...  ..read more

Josh and Katya tie up loose ends from 2021 ... and 2020 ... and leave the episode with more questions than answers. Katya mispronounces "heron", and we discuss the worst snacks to eat while podcasting. It was fun ..read more