After unearthing a 10-year-old bottle of maple syrup in his pantry, listener Taylor wants to know: What sorts of ancient foods do archaeologists find? Pothead and biomolecular archaeologist Julie Dunne cracks the case on ancient diets and tells us how we know what people ate thousands of years ago. Warning: the answers are NSFL (not safe for lunch). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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On our “I Did it For Love” episode, listener Jeremy told us about a 1968 AMX that he was buying to surprise his dad.
What have you done for love?
The inside scoop on kangaroo pouches, and the other TSS: Toxic Squash Syndrome.
Flora is back with some news, and a request.
Goodbye backyard BBQs, hello backyard burials.
ELT exposes the roots of tooth care.
Hint: It’s not Santa.
Squirrels bury a lot of nuts. Here’s how they find them.
Orchestra insiders tell all.
Earth life can get weird for returning astronauts.
How do names like “Butt Hole Road” happen?
Rated PG-13 for Sex and Violence
Rated PG-13 for Sex and Violence
Does it matter how you talk to your devices?
After trying (and failing) to start a dance party with her dogs, listener Heather wants to know: are there beasts that can boogie?
This week, we’re re-heating one of our ooey-gooey all-time favorite eps to re- trace the delicious and X-rated history of... cheese.
This week, we’re re-heating one of our ooey-gooey all-time favorite eps to re- trace the delicious and X-rated history of... cheese.
Plus, cicada killer wasps: WTF.
Plus, cicada killer wasps: WTF.