Ever since we invented the wheel, humans have been seeking a better way to get around. But what about all the worse ways to get around? In this episode we look at some of the more bizarre attempts at transportation that never quite got...

Have you ever wanted to achieve immortality by uploading your brain to a computer when you die? Or perhaps you want to travel to Mars as a space tourist? We rate the technologies that are just around the corner and promise to transform...

Advertising is a tricky business. You need ideas that stand out - but in the right way. We look at genius marketing ideas as well as some absolute catastrophes.

Torture is one of the oldest professions in the world. But methods of torture go in and out of fashion, according to the times. On this episode, we look at the weirdest torture methods ever conceived.

History's weirdest dieting fads – are they cat's pyjamas or cat's piss? Warning: Customers are not guaranteed to survive every diet

The Renaissance is known to have produced some of the best art, the best music and the best architecture the world has ever seen. But did you know this classical period of “rebirth" also produced some of the most comical deaths of all...

Most crimes are pretty mundane. Murders are usually a crime of passion by a close relative or friend. Fraud is usually committed by a business partner. But sometimes, crime cartels are run by forward-thinking entrepreneurs. On this episode...

Maggot-ridden cheese, eyeball juice and Vegemite. Are these dishes really disgusting enough to feature in the Museum of Disgusting Food?

Most crimes are pretty mundane. Murders are usually a crime of passion by a close relative or friend. Fraud is usually committed by a business partner. But sometimes, crime cartels are run by forward-thinking entrepreneurs. On this episode...

You'd hope that countries only go to war as a last resort, for important reasons. Unfortunately, sometimes that is not the case. This episode we look and the pettiest causes of real life wars.

When the first nuclear bomb was exploded, scientists present believed that there was a non-zero chance they were about to blow up the entire Earth. Today we look at some of the crazier aspects of this awesome life-ending technology.

Everyone knows Tennis, Footy and Cricket. But what about all the obscure sports that nobody plays anymore? Are any of them worth reviving?

Everyone knows that King George III went mad, but did you know that King Charles XI of France was also bat-sh*t crazy? The panel passes judgment on the lesser known mad royals.

We usually think of Ancient Greece as the birthplace of democracy, which is pretty cool, but there were lots of other things they did that were, well, less cool.

Do you ever feel frobly-nobly? Are you a lanspresado? The panel goes through a whole lot of obscure words that have fallen into disuse, and asks which ones should be revived?

Everyone knows Tennis, Footy and Cricket. But what about all the obscure sports that nobody plays anymore? Are any of them worth reviving?

We've all heard of Hitler, Stalin and Mao. But what about Enver Hoxha or Ramfis Trujillo? Today we look at the pissiest dictators of the 20th Century.

Have you ever gotten into a dispute with your government, and thought - "I know, I'll secede and set up a micro-nation"? Neither have we, but these people have.

For years showmen such as PT Barnum traded on the public's gruesome interest in circus freaks. Today we look at the very weirdest of them all.

What belief would make you haul thousands of tons of stones into a big pile. In this episode we pass judgement on the beliefs of ancient Egyptians.

Henry the VIII often ate lobster, porpoise and custard for lunch - and that was on the days he was fasting. Known for his love of wives, he also loved food. Lots of food.

Donald Trump has broken with long-standing tradition by not keeping a pet at the White House. We look at the unsurprisingly storied history of Presidential pets.

What's it like to live in North Korea? We look at daily life in the totalitarian dictatorship.

The CIA tried to assassinate Cuba's president Fidel Castro many, many times and never succeeded. It's James Bond meets Inspector Clouseau.