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Why do we sneeze?11 May 202000:01:44
What is the purpose of a sneeze?

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How does anaesthetic work?23 Apr 202000:01:51
We're glad it's available, but how does anaesthetic actually do its job?

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How do we know the Earth is not flat?22 Apr 202000:02:03
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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Why do bees buzz?21 Apr 202000:01:44
It's a beautiful sound, but what does it do?

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Why does rain smell?20 Apr 202000:01:46
Click yourself smarter.

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What are freckles?17 Apr 202000:01:49
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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Why don't we remember all our dreams?16 Apr 202000:01:45
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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How do bees make honey?15 Apr 202000:01:49
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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How does soap work?14 Apr 202000:01:40
Why do we need soap well as water to wash our clothes?

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How does hay fever work?09 Apr 202000:01:39
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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Why can geckos walk upside down?06 Apr 202000:01:33
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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Why do migratory birds fly in a V-formation?03 Apr 202000:01:42
Have you ever wondered why migratory birds fly in a distinctive V-formation?

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The science of hard bread and soft cookies.01 Apr 202000:01:39
It's an odd thing, isn't it? How bread goes hard when you leave it out overnight, yet cookies go soft?

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How does stainless steel work?31 Mar 202000:01:40
Have you ever wondered why stainless steel doesn't rust?

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Why is the Earth round rather than, say, square or rectangular?30 Mar 202000:01:39
Have you ever wondered why planets are round rather than any other shape?

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What exactly are dimples?28 Mar 202000:01:38
Have you ever wondered what those symbols of cuteness actually are? The answer might surprise...

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Why does toast always land butter-side down?26 Mar 202000:01:39
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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How does yeast work?26 Mar 202000:01:35
It helps create lighter-than-air bread. But how does yeast actually work?

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Are humans the only animals that laugh?24 Mar 202000:01:45
Are we really the only animals that laugh?

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How do goldfish memories work?24 Mar 202000:01:57
Is it true that goldfish remember things for only three minutes?

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Why is glass transparent even though it's rigid?23 Mar 202000:01:39

Have you ever wondered why you can't see through wood or why glass is transparent even through it's rigid?

Bonus feature: a cameo by an orange-coloured head of state...

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Why do we have time zones?22 Mar 202000:01:36
Have you ever wondered why we have time zones?

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How does yeast work?13 Mar 202000:01:33

Yeast! How the heck does it work!

We've delved into the Science Drops! archives for this one, but we feel it bears repeating...

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Are humans the only animals that laugh?11 Mar 202000:01:45
This one will crack you up... are we the only animals that laugh?

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How do noise cancelling headphones work?06 Mar 202000:02:01
It feels like magic, but it's actually all about physics.

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What causes underarm pong?03 Mar 202000:01:46
An aromatic answer is needed for this one...

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How do flies eat?28 Feb 202000:01:37
This is a juicy one....

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Pimples: to pop or not to pop....25 Feb 202000:01:38
It's tempting, isn't it? But should we or shouldn't we?

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How does glue work?21 Feb 202000:02:13
A sticky question...

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How do woodpeckers peck without getting brain damage?18 Feb 202000:02:02
The secret behind nature's most gorgeous headbangers.

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Where do shoe sizes come from?07 Feb 202000:01:57
They're confusing and complicated, but how did we get them?

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What is bacterial resistance?04 Feb 202000:01:54
They're small, but very clever when it comes to survival...

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What is a supermoon?31 Jan 202000:01:48
It's gorgeous, but it also impacts us here on Earth.

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Why do we have times zones?28 Jan 202000:01:45
The clock is ticking....

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Why do feet smell?24 Jan 202000:01:51
A pungent query!

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How do spiders make webs?21 Jan 202000:01:49
They're incredible feats of engineering. But how are they made?

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Face friends!23 Dec 201900:02:27
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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What would happen if you never brushed your teeth?20 Dec 201900:01:29
A sticky problem...

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How do tonsils work?17 Dec 201900:01:23
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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How does snail slime work?13 Dec 201900:02:04
Snail superpowers.

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Why do we vomit?10 Dec 201900:01:58
It's awful, but it's a life-saver.

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What would happen if all the insects disappeared?06 Dec 201900:01:40
The tiny titans that keep nature ticking over.

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How does hypnosis work?29 Nov 201900:02:08
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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Morning breath - what is it?26 Nov 201900:02:31

Science Drops! is now a proud member of The Warren podcast network, the home of some of the most innovative and remarkable podcasts in Ireland.

To celebrate, we'll be asking the hosts of some of the other podcasts snuggled up in The Warren to occasionally host a Science Drops! episode.

Today it's the turn of Liam Geraghty, founding member of The Warren and host of the wonderful Meet Your Maker - a culture show about the people who make the things we love.

So, if you'd like to hear more great Irish podcasts, then hop on over to www.thewarren.ie where the kettle is always on.

Bring headphones. And carrots!

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How does saliva work?22 Nov 201900:01:38

Science Drops! is now a proud member of The Warren podcast network, the home of great Irish podcasts.

Hop on over to www.thewarren.ie to hear some of the most innovative podcasts in Ireland. if you like what you heasr, please spread the word!

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The Warren18 Nov 201900:24:45

Welcome to The Warren - the home of great Irish podcast and the brand new home of Science Drops!

On this very special episode, we're going to introduce you to the people behind some of Ireland's most remarkable and innovative podcasts.

If you like what you hear, hop on over to http://thewarren.ie to hear more great storytelling.

And if you REALLY like what you hear, tell a friend, share on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter, or give us a rating on iTunes.

 

Thank you!

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What is pus!05 Nov 201900:01:44
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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Why do we burp?01 Nov 201900:01:33
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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Why do feet smell?31 Oct 201900:01:40
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity!

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Can chocolate kill your dog?12 Jul 201900:01:49
A tiny podcast that's big on curiosity.

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