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In each episode, Cassiopeia and Violet tackle an extraordinary topic in an attempt to rekindle a little sense of awe, wonder and terror in our universe.

World-Weary Podcast World-Weary Podcast

    • Gesellschaft und Kultur

In each episode, Cassiopeia and Violet tackle an extraordinary topic in an attempt to rekindle a little sense of awe, wonder and terror in our universe.

    Episode 172 - Bad Science

    Episode 172 - Bad Science

    This week, the World-Weary women discuss strange science and tech! Cassiopeia looks at the gruesome experiments conducted in the search for a cure for Yellow Fever. A 1980's school teacher living in a haunted cottage communicates with a 16th century vicar and a "friend from 2109" via an early microcomputer: Violet discusses the time-warp-technology case of The Dodleston Messages.

    • 46 Min.
    Episode 171 - Name Dropping

    Episode 171 - Name Dropping

    This week, the World-Weary women question "What's in a name?" with a coincidental rivalry theme. Violet explains the conquests of the mighty samurai warlord, Uesugi Kenshin: how they came to be known as the "Dragon of Echigo" and their famous rivalry with the "Tiger of Kai". Cassiopeia looks at the 19th century's scientific "name and shame" war that started with a Prince of Botany and ended with feuding palaeontologists.

    • 1 Std. 4 Min.
    Episode 170 - Boo Arrr

    Episode 170 - Boo Arrr

    This week, the World-Weary women are back with a Spooky Somerset Special! Cassiopeia drops the local scandal on the circus magnate that demanded the return of a "Witch" skeleton to his spooky attraction, the Wookey Hole Caves. Violet investigates the dark history of the haunted beauty spot and ancient monument, Dead Woman's Ditch.

    • 1 Std. 1 Min.

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