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In our first episode we get to grips with the healing power of sugar, the origins of stress and why playing the didgeridoo could actually help your partner to sleep.No guest this month but a lot of laughs as we chat about some of the amazing facts we've found and introduce ourselves.
Dr Rachel Gillibrand joins us via the magic of the internet to lend her fact to our monthly meet up.This month we talk about dancing plagues, the focusing illusion and women's mental health in the late 18th Century.
This month Ben and Jeni are 'Frederick No Friends'! Despite this we still manage to enjoy  our usually mix of mental health / well being facts along with chat and the occasional giggle. In this episode we discuss how a smell can doom you to failure, look at social prescriptions and chow d…
This month Jeni and Ben are joined by Debbie Jones an independent funeral celebrant and Death Cafe Host.During our usual mix of wonder, awe and giggles we take look at brain training and whether it's good for nuns, we talk about death and what we do with our dead and get some insight into Japan's d…

Tasty, Tasty Fruits

This month Ben and Jeni are joined by Siobhan Healy aka Jutika, an experienced meditation and mindfulness teacher. She gives us some great insight into 'focusing' support all the from Ireland.Our wide ranging, but always strangely linked, facts this month are that trees talk and plants listen, a lo…
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