Little Fish: Unencumbered By Any Knowledge

The hosts discuss various trivia, including the origins of place names like the Argonne National Lab and Waterfall Glen. They also explore a humorous anecdote about a man arrested twice due to daylight savings and the technical latency involved in typing on a computer.

The hosts discuss a historical American practice where newspapers were forced to include rival publications as supplements to share printing costs. They also examine a statistical anomaly in tennis where Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have played an identical number of points despite a disparity in their match win records.

The hosts discuss the life of mathematician Harold Scott MacDonald Coxeter, highlighting his unusual health regimen and the naming origins of his initials. The conversation then shifts to Paul McCartney's fitness habits and a surprising fact about the biodiversity of the United Kingdom's overseas territories.

The hosts discuss animal behaviors like unihemispheric sleep in fur seals and mobbing tactics against sharks. They also assign custodianship of historical facts to Patreon supporters and share anecdotes about Winchester College and historical discoveries.

The hosts discuss historical anecdotes, including the cultivation of tomatoes, the use of camouflage during World War I, and Abraham Lincoln's habit of storing documents in his hat. They also briefly touch upon the headwear habits of contemporary world leaders.

The hosts discuss historical jobs like rag and bone men and share anecdotes about the Great Smog of 1952 in London. They also touch upon memories of industrial strikes in the UK that impacted television programming.