Today we find out why Sarah is worried about her new home thanks to a documentary about a nuclear disaster. Susie reveals why you might be doing more harm than good when you try to "save the bees." We find out why one Japanese biker catfished the world with his instagram account. Sarah is wound up about an animation she saw featuring women of color. Susie reveals why Vincent Van Gogh's sister-in-law is responsible for his success and how she changed the art world forever. We find out the tricks to spotting a liar, Susie recommends the most hilarious documentary she's ever seen, and we learn the secrets of Wikifeet. Plus, we interview Daniel Gibbs, a neurologist living with dementia, about his book A Tattoo on My Brain.

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