Dan is joined by Stephanie Davies of Laughology; what is the science behind our giggle fits? Plus, can you imagine a boiling hot river that’s completely nature-made? We thought not! 

Dan is joined by friend-of-the-show Professor Lucy Rogers to separate fact from fiction when it comes to Covid-19. Plus, lying deep in the ocean is a ‘living fossil’ that looks like it came from outer space …
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Dan is joined by Dr. Stephen Peake to hear all about the future of energy over the coming years and decades; why is our current model not fit for purpose? Plus, take a walk in the dangerous Madidi National Park (if you dare!)

Dan is joined by Alison Teal; she’s made a name for herself exploring untouched corners of the world (most of the time on her sustainably-built, pink surfboard!) Plus, he meets a ginormous underwater dinosaur you’ve probably never heard of …

Would you believe us if we said woodland has increased in Britain? Or how about how our geography changes every single day? Rob Andrews of Ordnance Survey joins Dan to look at how the face of Britain has changed. Plus (don’t get too close) – what’…

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Dan is joined by Dr. Law, the UK’s leading robot expert – where does he think the robot industry is going? Plus, he comes face-to-face with a gigantoraptor – will it live up to its name?

Dan is joined by Isabel Thomas, author of ‘This Book Will (Help) Cool The Climate’; learn how to make sustainable change in your own life and even influence others around you to do the same. Plus, a blue angel sea slug slimes its way into the…

Dan is joined by Camilla Nichol to learn about the first sighting of Antarctica. Plus, how deadly is dark matter?

Dan is joined by world adventurer Ben Fogle who’s celebrating children who create zero emissions on their way to school. Plus, here’s why you need to watch out for the oleander plant …