No Such Thing As A Fish

Podcast discusses clippers, snippers, naval eunuchs, and wasserkochers. Topics include Yves Saint Laurent's gardening technique, historical cactus use in gramophones, Chinese Treasure Fleet ships, Viking woolen sails, innovative energy concepts, DJs in football stadiums, and the history of scissors.

Discussion on electric guitars, hidden railway tunnels, kimchi's cultural importance in South Korea, and quirky anecdotes about historical figures and musicians. Plus, insights into firefighting oddities and innovations, with a touch of humor.

The podcast discusses pink clothes, orange cats, ballot boxes, and Buddhist blast offs. Learn about the significance of pink, exploring monastic space programs, and unraveling the mysteries of cat colors.

The podcast covers topics like snooker on cruise ships, wine promotions, Cold War metal squashing battles, history of metal pressing machines, Victorian monster destruction engine, evolution of handwriting styles, mysteries of the Sun's activity, and concluding remarks on numbers and contact information.

In this podcast, they chat about crocodiles coughing up hairballs, AI mastering chess with unique strategies, a chinchilla's dream of flying, Darth Vader's voice shift to AI, and Belgium's expertise in roller coasters and beer recipes. They also cover bizarre animals, English people's historical belief in tails, and the intricate world of toilet paper testing involving fake poo and NASA collaboration.

Marine biologist Helen Scales and the hosts discuss intelligent octopuses, male emperor penguins balancing eggs, hermit crabs using bottle caps as shells, and the impact of human hair coats. They also touch on architectural designs, environmental issues, and strategies for island ownership.

Topics include cinema parodies, Hanks family nepotism, Britain's gigantic manhole cover, London's super sewer project, evolution of the spaceman term, and unique animal behaviors in East Africa.

The hosts discuss Key West's eccentric fire chief, D-Day tomahawk exchange, Swiss wrestling, and an unconventional geneticist conducting self-experiments.

The hosts discuss speeding pennies, presidents, peanuts, and parasites. From bizarre autopsy cases to rare coin discoveries, the episode covers a range of fascinating topics. Dive into the world of parasitic plants, including unique species like the Australian Christmas tree and the strategies they employ for survival and reproduction.

The podcast discusses speeding swallows, Swedish statues, staining glass, and selling time. They explore birds' travel tales, railway construction challenges, and unique societies based on time as currency. The conversation delves into quantum dots, nano shells, and fascinating love stories of transformation and escape.