Improve your listening skills

Episode 260909 / 09 Sep 2026
Don't feel like exercising? Maybe it's the wrong time of day for you

Episode 260908 / 08 Sep 2026
A 98-year-old man completed a 9-minute wing walk, setting a new world record

Episode 260907 / 07 Sep 2026
Dogs that are part poodle might be naughtier than their pure-bred parents

Episode 260906 / 09 Sep 2026
How do hedgehogs communicate?

Episode 260905 / 05 Sep 2026
Hospitals are making use of artificial intelligence (AI) to help predict patient outcomes.

Episode 260904 / 04 Sep 2026
Chimpanzees hug to build social relationships

Episode 260903 / 03 Sep 2026
A new map reveals details of the landscape beneath Antarctica's ice

Episode 260902 / 02 Sep 2026
What stage is your brain in?

Episode 260901 / 01 Sep 2026
Scientists surprised at these smells!

Episode 260831 / 31 Aug 2026
Lots of people now use AI tools, but they could be making us less intelligent

Episode 260616 / 16 Jun 2026
Do you ever drink decaf coffee?

Episode 260612 / 12 Jun 2026
Long walks or short strolls?

Episode 260605 / 05 Jun 2026
What can we learn from this cave painting?

Episode 260528 / 28 May 2026
Five more species of seabirds facing risks such as those from climate change and overfishing

Episode 260526 / 26 May 2026
Do these newly discovered rocks mean there was once life on Mars?

Episode 260519 / 19 May 2026
Do collagen supplements really work?

Episode 251105 / 05 Nov 2025
Which new species are appearing in UK waters?

Episode 251104 / 04 Nov 2025
Can an AI tool fill in the gaps in our knowledge of human history?

Episode 251103 / 03 Nov 2025
Why is this delicious food going to space?

Episode 251102 / 02 Nov 2025
How is friendship important to gorilla society?

Episode 251031 / 31 Oct 2025
Why are energy drinks being banned?

Episode 251030 / 30 Oct 2025
How was this dinosaur related to the T.rex?

Episode 251029 / 29 Oct 2025
What is written on this special napkin?

Episode 251028 / 28 Oct 2025
Could immunotherapy prevent nut allergies?

Episode 251027 / 27 Oct 2025
New research could change the way think about the nature of space and time
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