Wendy Zuckerman, host of Science Vs, leads the hilarious quest for the funniest joke in the world. She chats with comedy legends like Tig Notaro and Adam Conover, diving into the subjective nature of humor and the challenges of connecting with audiences. The podcast explores laughter's evolutionary roots and its role in fostering social bonds. From a Hindi joke to a global competition, listeners discover the shared threads of comedy across cultures while uncovering the science behind what makes us laugh.

Wendy Zuckerman, the witty host of Science Vs., dives into the surreal world of lucid dreaming. She discusses the quirks of dreaming and tests scientifically backed methods to control dreams. The conversation reveals how psychologists and neuroscientists are exploring lucid dreaming for healing and understanding consciousness. Insights from experts shed light on its therapeutic potential and surprising experiments, including using eye movement signals. Tune in for a blend of humor, science, and the bizarre workings of our subconscious!

In a riveting discussion, Wendy Zuckerman, the host of Science Vs, dives deep into the complexities of the weight-loss medication Ozempic. She explores the unexpected dangers, including muscle loss and serious side effects, while comparing them to other weight loss methods. The conversation touches on alarming discussions about suicidal thoughts linked to the drug, contrasting it with its initial perception of safety. With humor and anecdotes, Wendy also unveils the quirky world of bezoars, shedding light on the often-overshadowed gastrointestinal impacts of these medications.

Join the conversation as they debunk online health misinformation, explore the mystery of the G-spot, discuss vaping addiction, and uncover the truth about alcohol's impact on heart health. Dive into the complexities of female pleasure, nicotine addiction, and the science behind hangovers.

Wendy Zukerman, host of Science Vs, dives into the scientifically fascinating yet often misunderstood phenomenon of squirting. She explores what happens biologically during this occurrence and the controversy surrounding it. Wendy discusses key research, including studies on bladder behavior and fluid composition, shedding light on common misconceptions. She emphasizes the importance of removing societal stigma and fostering understanding about female ejaculation, presenting insights that blend science with personal experience.