No Idea... Yet

An update for season 2

This week we delve into the topic of Euthanasia, what it is, different policies surrounding it and some stories with real people.

In today's episode we dive into the dark and dodgy world of BLACK MARKETS2 trillion dollars in the US alone? Does furniture have a dark secret? Stolen sand? All this and more is uncovered as we take a peek into the unknown economy that goes on beneath our feet.

BEES! This week we're talking about bees, who doesn't love them!? We talk about loads! Honey bees, bumble bees, eating honey, eating bees, veganism, even ants and wasps appeared to sneak their way in. So if you like bees or even if you don't give us a listen, we guarantee you'll learn something new.

Hi everyone, welcome to this week’s episode where we discuss pregnancy. Unsurprisingly there was rather a lot to learn for all of us on this one so strap yourselves in to find out everything that we probably still don’t and never will understand. Warning for any particularly squeamish listeners that listener discretion may be advised.

This week we look at one of the worlds most useful apps: Google maps. What happens with disputed borders? Who had the first mapping software? Where can you find an army of pigeons? All to come and more in this all encompassing episode of No Idea... Yet

Come with us now on a journey to discover the widely used international places we know as Airports. We've got some interviews from the very (high up) people that helped build them, as well as a few personal stories about our own experiences, we hope you enjoy and guarantee you will have learnt something new by the end of it.

This week we look at the good the bad and the ugly of the olympics, but more leaning towards the ugly and often very illegal. **please note some topics we discuss this week may be upsetting to some listeners, discretion is advised**

Character building or public exploitation? Mandatory conscription is a reality for citizens in many countries in and out of war; but does it actually improve a nations chances in conflict or reduce community opinion of their government? This week we review the act of non-voluntary, military service around the world.The paper I mentioned was by Ronald R. Krebs: A School for the Nation? How Military Service Does Not Build Nations, and How It Might (2004) www.jstor.org/stable/4137450