Guest Dan Schreiber, podcaster, author, and mad genius, talks about the weirdest, creepiest, most otherworldly theories ever devised. Topics include eccentric scientists, the friendship paradox, the Infinite Monkey Theorem, theory of mind, and the origins of 'anal retentive'.

Join James Harkin, Anna Ptaszynski, Dan Schreiber, and Andrew Hunter Murray, co-hosts of 'No Such Thing as a Fish', as they dive into a whirlwind of quirky discussions. They tackle the mystery of calorie-free avocado oil and its regulatory oddities, and share whimsical tales involving chinchillas and a flamboyant drug kingpin—imagine chinchillas as a heist distraction! The comedic banter extends to cultural quirks, home renovation challenges, and inventive convenience store promotions, ensuring a delightful ride filled with laughter and absurdity.

Join comedic minds Dan Schreiber, James Harkin, Anna Ptaszynski, and Andrew Hunter Murray as they dive into a whirlwind of quirky discussions. They hilariously dissect the absurdities of smiling during negotiations in the UK and the bizarre taxation of gingerbread men. The fun escalates with tales of dog-themed puzzles and whimsical fishing anecdotes involving sharks and even painting them to match cars. Their playful banter blends humor and strange trivia, illuminating a world where creativity and laughter collide.

Historian Kathryn Hughes and presenter Dan Schreiber recommend books including 'Flaubert's Parrot' and 'The KLF' to Harriett Gilbert. They discuss the intriguing stories behind these books and the themes they explore. Topics range from the life of Gustave Flaubert to the controversial actions of The KLF. Harriett's choice of 'Warlight' adds a mysterious post-war London setting to the mix.

Join Maddy & Anthony as they are guided by Dan Schreiber into the world of Bigfoot. Explore the 1967 home-movie that sparked the mystery. Discuss the impact of hoaxes on Bigfoot sightings and the ethical dilemmas involved. Learn about Grover Crayons, a key figure in Bigfoot research, and his unique contributions to the field.

Dan Schreiber, an intrepid academic delving into historical mysteries, joins the discussion on the notorious Cerne Abbas Giant. They unravel surprising connections to Greek mythology and reveal its Mid-Medieval roots. The conversation highlights how social media fuels academic engagement and community collaboration. They also explore cultural misunderstandings surrounding the giant, its ties to fertility rituals, and its evolving interpretations through the ages. Finally, Schreiber connects these giants to literature, inviting listeners to share their own experiences.

Dan Schreiber, polymath and author, joins Dan Snow to discuss historical mysteries and strange events. They talk about a landlady hiding a dead body while showing an apartment, the commodification of brain space, a train full of Nazi gold, lost treasures, missing historical manuscripts, fascination with relics and curses, ball lightning, and challenges of filming underground installations for archaeology.

Dan Schreiber, a podcaster, author, and professional fact checker, joins the podcast to discuss mistaken identities, cultural experiences, and the false celebrity life in the music industry. The conversation touches on AI controlling the human mind, espionage, beliefs beyond language, and humor involving genitalia intelligence. They also chat about short songs, Beatles albums, and upcoming podcast plans.

Never mind the famous battles, who was the real Napoleon and what events turned him from a young Corsican officer to one of history’s greatest figures? Greg Jenner is joined by comedian Dan Schreiber and historian Dr Laura O’Brien.Produced by Dan Morelle Script and research by Emma Nagouse Radio edit by Cornelius MendezA Muddy Knees Media production for BBC Radio 4.

Never mind the famous battles, who was the real Napoleon? Where did he come from? What events conspired to turn him from a young Corsican officer to one of history’s greatest figures? How intense was his relationship with his wife Josephine? What part of his body was recreated in plaster, and how much was somebody willing to pay for it? And just how did one man manufacture his own hype way before the days of social media? Greg Jenner is joined by comedian Dan Schreiber and historian Dr Laura O’Brien. It’s history for people who don’t like history! Produced by Dan Morelle Script and research by Emma NagouseA Muddy Knees Media production for BBC Radio 4