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Rutherford and Fry

Hannah's ASMR cocktail

Hannah Fry mixes a mojito - listen after our episode on ASMR.

• 4 mins

Rutherford and Fry

Rutherford and Fry on Living with AI: The Biggest Event in Human History

The science sleuths unwrap some of the biggest ideas in this year's 蜜芽传媒 Reith Lectures.

• 27 mins

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Rutherford and Fry on Living with AI: AI in Warfare

The science sleuths unwrap some of the biggest ideas in this year's 蜜芽传媒 Reith Lectures.

• 27 mins

Rutherford and Fry

Rutherford and Fry on Living with AI: AI in the Economy

The science sleuths unwrap some of the biggest ideas in this year's 蜜芽传媒 Reith Lectures.

• 27 mins

Rutherford and Fry

Rutherford and Fry on Living with AI: A Future for Humans

The science sleuths unwrap some of the biggest ideas in this year's 蜜芽传媒 Reith Lectures.

• 27 mins

Rutherford and Fry

Silly Studies: The Pre-Series Tease

We鈥檙e back! Rutherford and Fry review the silliest studies sent in by Curios

• 10 mins

Rutherford and Fry

Silly Studies: The Pre-Series Teaser

We鈥檙e almost back! As a cheeky aperitif, our sleuths review some surprising science.

• 12 mins

Series 1

The Scarlet Mark

Why are gingers ginger, and are redheads dying out?

• 13 mins

Series 1

The Phantom Jam

What makes traffic jam? Rutherford & Fry search for a solution.

• 13 mins

Series 1

The Aural Voyeur

Why do people shout on their mobile phones?

• 12 mins

Series 1

The Squeamish Swoon

Why do we faint, and does it serve any useful purpose?

• 13 mins

Series 2

The Tea Leaf Mystery

What's the optimum scientific method for making the perfect cup of tea?

• 12 mins

Series 2

The Hairy Hominid

How does leg hair know to grow back the same length? And why do we have body hair?

• 16 mins

Series 2

The Counting Horse

Can horses count? And which animal is the best at maths?

• 15 mins

Series 3

The Sinister Hand Part 1

What makes people left-handed?

• 14 mins

Series 3

The Portly Problem

What causes middle-aged spread?

• 14 mins

Series 4

The Lost Producer

Why do some people have a terrible sense of direction?

• 18 mins

Series 5

The Broken Stool

How much does the bacteria inside my body weigh?

• 17 mins

Series 5

The World That Turns

'Why does the Earth spin?' asks Joe Wills from Accra in Ghana.

• 15 mins

Series 5

A Code in Blood

Why do we have different blood types? Drs Rutherford and Fry investigate.

• 11 mins

Series 5

The Astronomical Balloon

'How far up can a helium balloon go? Could it go out to space?' asks Juliet Gok, aged 9.

• 15 mins

Series 5

The Forgetful Child

Why don't we remember the first few years of our lives?

• 16 mins

Series 6

The Cat Who Came Back

How do cats find their way back to their old home when they move house?

• 19 mins

Series 6

The Burning Question

What is fire? Is it a solid, liquid or a gas? Adam Rutherford and Hannah Fry investigate.

• 18 mins

Series 6

The Dark Star

The science sleuths investigate the question 'What's inside a black hole?'.

• 23 mins

Series 6

Itchy and Scratchy

Why do we itch and should we scratch?

• 21 mins

Series 6

Kate Bush's Sonic Weapon

Can sound kill? Inspired by a Kate Bush song, we ask whether sonic weapons could work.

• 21 mins

Series 7

The Curious Cake-Off

How to make the perfect sponge using the power of science.

• 19 mins

Series 7

The Polar Opposite

What would happen if the Earth's magnetic poles flipped?

• 19 mins

Series 7

The Sticky Song

Why do tunes get stuck in our heads? And what makes some songs stickier than others?

• 24 mins