Comedian and writer Josie Long joins in on the excitement of the UK's election race. They tackle topics like gay animals 'attacking' children, coded messages, subliminal fashion tips, political satire, and autocorrect controversies. The hilarious banter covers everything from government performance to using ancient artifacts as weapons in modern conflicts.

Join Dr. Stephen Kershaw and comedian Josie Long in uncovering the mysteries of the ancient Minoan civilization. From debunking myths like the Minotaur to exploring gender ambiguity in frescoes and bull-leaping rituals, dive into the unique lifestyle and beliefs of this Bronze Age society.

The podcast discusses AI warehouse Wonka's story, despots buying crazy gifts, billionaire weddings, weirdos getting elected, and appropriate logos for businesses. Plus, explore historical events with humor, controversial figures in British politics, extravagant celebrity weddings in unique venues, chaotic Glasgow attractions, bizarre world leader gifts, and humorous discussions on billionaires' net worth and hypothetical killings.

Greg Jenner and his guests look at a range of scientific discoveries spanning 1000 years of history, widely known as the medieval period. How were knowledge and scientific findings shared across a world with its countless languages and regions before the internet?Greg is joined by Dr Seb Falk and comedian Josie Long to look at some of the weird and wonderful advancements of the period which we still use today.For the full-length version of this episode, please look further back in the feed.Research by Rosanna Evans Script by Emma Nagouse, Rosanna Evans and Greg Jenner Project manager: Siefe Miyo Edit producer: Cornelius Mendez

Join Dr. Stephen Kershaw, an Oxford lecturer and author, alongside comedian Josie Long, as they unravel the mysteries of the Minoan civilization. They dive into the legendary tale of Theseus and the Minotaur while revealing the truths behind life in Bronze Age Crete. Explore fascinating aspects like bull leaping rituals, intricate Minoan fashion, and their complex economy driven by trade and maritime skills. The discussions highlight how archaeology sheds light on their rich culture and intertwined myths.