Lateral with Tom Scott

Jenny Draper, a sharp-witted comedian, joins creative thinker David Bennett and concept explorer Annie Rauwerda for a delightful conversation. They dive into quirky historical anecdotes, from medieval laws to the amusing mishaps at a Kuwaiti fish shop. The trio also shares laughs over identity mix-ups at the London Marathon and imaginative workplace distractions, debating the absurdities of crafting chaos amidst productivity. Their clever banter blends humor with fascinating insights, making for an entertaining exchange!

Eglė Vaškevičiūtė, known for her comedic flair, joins quirky question enthusiast Bill Sunderland and trivia contestant Dani Siller. They delve into the hilarity of aviation oddities, exploring the whimsical world of pet travel and the surprising realities behind bringing animals on flights. The trio also reflects on the curious rules of underwater swimming at the 1900 Olympics, revealing the quirky nature of early athletic competitions. Their playful banter keeps the atmosphere light while tackling bizarre topics with laughter and insight.

Join Sabrina Cruz, known for her witty humor, along with Melissa Fernandes, who offers a unique perspective, and Taha Khan, a master of quirky questions. They dive into the delightful chaos of unusual innovations like 'Mexican Robocop' and the charm of Lake Hood seaplanes. Expect hilariously absurd discussions on cola culture and Noto Sans typography. The trio keeps the vibes light, blending personal anecdotes with playful banter about bizarre naming conventions and memorable 90s ads, revealing the comedic heart of everyday quirks.

Ella Hubber, Caroline Roper, and Tom Lum bring their comedic flair as they tackle quirky questions about roundabout routes and mystical doorbells. They dive into the historic controversy of Fred Flintstone promoting cigarettes, blending humor with critical analysis of advertising ethics. The group also amusingly explores Poland's quirky kingship declaration and its symbolism. With light-hearted banter, they touch on eco-friendly solutions involving kangaroos and share insights on the cultural challenges of online gaming.

Ólafur Waage, a cartoon creator, joins comedian Evan Edinger and societal issues advocate Hannah Witton for a lively discussion. They tackle the unexpected role of fly swatters as jazz instruments and delve into the viral fame of a mundane Zoom meeting, sparking humor about online dynamics. The trio also explores quirky naming conventions in Nordic cultures and hilariously traces the origins of 'Scooby-Doo' to Frank Sinatra’s improvisation. Join them for a blend of creativity, culture, and comedic insights!

Hank Green, Ceri Riley, and Daniel Peake tackle quirky questions about pencils, pyromaniacs, and protoplasm on a comedy panel game podcast. They delve into mysterious puzzles, analyze Billy Joel's song, discuss unique pizza orders, and ponder why traffic cones scatter at a New Zealand tunnel. The conversation also touches on unconventional timekeeping, musical solutions, and the largest biological cell people see regularly.

Comedy panel game contestants Corry Will, Luke Cutforth, and Jordan Harrod discuss studio sackings, timely trademarks, and complicated campaigns. The podcast is a comedy panel game about weird questions with wonderful answers hosted by Tom Scott.

Comedy panel game contestants Jenny Draper, David Bennett, and Annie Rauwerda discuss repetitious races, thankful towns, and natural nourishment. The podcast features quirky questions and witty answers in a fun and engaging format.

Guests Robert Llewellyn, Bill Sunderland, and Dani Siller face quirky questions about mud mounds, circling canines, and valuable printers. They discuss mysterious escalator labels, historical burial practices, and decoding canine reactions to hit songs. Podcast is a comedy panel game hosted by Tom Scott.

Guest Karen Chu from 'Good Job Brain' joins in discussing Rubik's Cube speed records, manhole cover designs, NFL whistle mysteries, and the impact of food names on consumer perception. The podcast also delves into Latin species names humorously connecting knitting to a gory process.