I've Always Wondered is the podcast for the questions you have asked but never answered. Join Will and James as we learn things we have always wondered
The grass is green and the sky is blue, right? Well for most that may be the case, but for people with colour blindness distinguishing different colours can prove to be difficult. However, how does colour blindness work, and have colours always been the same. We delve into the colourful world of colour and discover that things may not have always been as they seem.
If you have anything you have always wondered you can tweet us @alwayswonderpod or send us an email alwayswonderpod@gmail.com
10 Nov 2020
Why do things that rhyme sound true?
An apple a day keeps the doctor away, birds of a feather flock together, he who smelled it dealt it. These age old rhyming sayings all feel as though they are true, but to what extent should we live our lives by them? Join us as we discuss the art of the rhyme and rhyming's role in aphorisms. Plus, James unwittingly presents Will with an opportunity to quash two common beliefs, and if there is one thing we love to do on this show it is quashing your beliefs.
If you have anything you have always wondered, feel free to tweet us @alwayswonderpod or you can send us an email alwayswonderpod@gmail.com
6 Nov 2020
Why do cats have whiskers?
A cat's whiskers are fascinating. The super long and sensitive hair growing from their face are as sensitive as our fingertips, but what do they use them for? We have always wondered this, so we set about finding out. Join us as we discover the purpose of our feline friends most prominent feature.
If there is something you have always wondered, you can always tweet us @alwayswonderpod or contact out email alwayswonderpod@gmail.com
3 Nov 2020
Why do we hiccup?
Hiccupping/hiccoughing is bizarre, and not just because of how it is spelled. They can appear at a moment's notice, and be rather embarrassing. So, why do they happen, how do they happen, and how can we stop them? This is the question someone wondered to us so we had a go at answering it, only we faced a slight hiccup, because no-one seems to know.
If you have any questions you have always wondered, you can always tweet us @alwayswonder pod. We also have an email alwayswonderpod@gmail.com
27 Oct 2020
Carnivorous plants, why so hungry?
There are few things an insect enjoys more than munching down on a tasty plant, but sometimes it's the other way round. Venus fly traps, bladderworts, and the lovely Nepenthes lowii are covered as we discus how and why carnivorous plants catch their prey.
If you have anything you have always wondered you can tweet us @alwayswonderpod, or email alwayswonderpod@gmail.com
23 Oct 2020
How dogs smell
Always wondered how dogs smell as well as they do? Well, so did we. Join Will and James for an 8 minute round on the noses of our best friends. No, not the echidna, although have you tried their latest relish...
If you have anything you have always wondered you can tweet us @alwayswonderpod, or email alwayswonderpod@gmail.com
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