Join Evan, Xander and Scott on their final episode of Curiosity Killed the Podcast. Thank you to all our listeners, whether you were with us from the start or found us along the way we appreciate you being apart of this amazing experience.
It's official Xander is leaving us soon, so the Curiosity team decided to offer some tips and tricks on how to survive.
Have you heard about this Ryan Lochte character? Well Xander hadn't, so the Curiosity Team talk about it anyway. Xander reveals the latest space news, and Scott tells us about an up and coming North Korean documentary.
It's time for the Olympics, and the Curiosity team is ready to compete, though Xander, anti-sport-extraordinaire, doesn't understand why. Scott and Evan undertake corporate espionage during a Friday night outing, and prove to be below-average spies.
Scott introduces the team to some nude television programming, Evan describes his experiences to-date with feminism in academia, and the lads recount their worst experiences working retail.
This week the boys investigate the ultimate question of autopiloted cars; who dies when it's the robots at the wheel? Scott and Xander talk the pros and cons of smart watches, and Ev questions the legitimacy of Scott's beard.
Xander reviews The Pink Floyd Experience and finds out what it's like to be the youngest person at a concert. Evan discovers that his girlfriend is into some weird shit, and saving the best for last; Scotty's back from his holiday delivering his Scottish thoughts right to your eardrums.
What is Scott? A regular man. Where is Scott? No one's sure. How is Scott? He seems fine. Who is Scott?... Find out on this week's episode.
Do thunderstorms affect the data stored in The Cloud? The boys talk roller coasters, Scott shares a story about a uni student and her professorial attraction, and Evan discovers that good manners speed up Google searches.
Evan is back in the the studio after his brief stint as CK travel correspondent, and he's getting up close and personal with Scott. Xander starts up a new segment with a story on bee vandalism, and Scotty gets a shot.
Can you drive cars on Mars? Scott and Xander play "Emoji Sounds" and then question whether micro-transactions have gone too far. We phone the absent Evan to get his take on recent Gorilla news
The guys discuss the latest from long time breathe giver Henry Heimlich, What have we lost and can only wish we can get back and do we know where the black doctors are. Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/curiositykilledthepodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/curiositypod
We are back fresh and ready to go, the CKTP crew are energised and excited to bring new conversations to your ears.
After a study break the boys are back to attempt to answer all the random thoughts that go on in our heads. What are belly buttons actually used for? How did the first sarcastic conversation go down? How do our veins work? Find out the answers to all these and more in Episode 40 of CKTP
In this episode we find out who the boys would die for, and try something new: talking about space. Scott and Xander get close to finding the limits of Evan's intelligence, and Xander begins his career as a cat assassin.
The Curious lads this week discuss if their bodies are up for sale. Evan and Scott become professional sports players and Xander finds the perfect way to see if Evan knows it all.
What would be your guilty pleasure if money was no object, and why isn't it varieties of beds? In this episode the boys talk about the Ashley Madison hack, Scott explains how the human eye works, and Xander is hairy. Yes, you read that right.
This week you're in for a treat with the best episode of CKTP ever... so long as you're a fan of nuclear power and horrific explosions. Scott asks what piece of modern tech the team would take off Gen Y, and explains why rain has a scent. Xander gets properly confused about Alphabet, and the team struggle to find something Evan hasn't done.
Back once again with that sound you love, the Curiosity team fire up the sound desk for Season Two. Xander manages to leave the boys lost for words when he attempts to explain projected universe theory, Evan talks sex with killer robots, and in the triumphant return of everyone's favourite feature, Scott explains mental fatigue.
Evan is back....again. We find out all the skills Scott doesnt have, why Xander cannot go on walks and Evan wants to eat sand.