
<p>Join us for a laughter-packed special episode of Actually Factually, as we peel back the curtain on the funniest slip-ups, mispronunciations, and wild tangents from Season 1. From particle physicists accidentally...


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Hosted by Liam Sifr · science · EN
From randomly obscure and mind-boggling science, nature and tech trivia to myth-busting conspiracy theories, we break down mind-bending facts, challenge long-held assumptions, and explore the strange but true. A show about science, skepticism, and a healthy dose of sarcasm. We make sure you actually get the facts—no fluff, no nonsense, just the good stuff.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFrom randomly obscure and mind-boggling science, nature and tech trivia to myth-busting conspiracy theories, we break down mind-bending facts, challenge long-held assumptions, and explore the strange but true. A show about science, skepticism, and a healthy dose of sarcasm. We make sure you actually get the facts, no fluff, no nonsense, just the good stuff.
Actually Factually is hosted by Liam Sifr. The show has published 11 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep 11: Actually, Hilariously: The Post Finale Special" (7 March 2025, 11 minutes), "Ep 10: When Genius Outruns Caution and Goes Wrong (Season Finale)" (7 March 2025, 32 minutes), and "Ep 9: Epic Tech Blunders That Changed the World" (6 March 2025, 20 minutes).
Actually Factually publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for Actually Factually is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Actually Factually requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Actually Factually's contact route on record: verified email.
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Liam Sifr hosts Actually Factually, a science podcast with 11 episodes published.
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<p>Join us for a laughter-packed special episode of Actually Factually, as we peel back the curtain on the funniest slip-ups, mispronunciations, and wild tangents from Season 1. From particle physicists accidentally...

<p>From a teenager’s backyard nuclear reactor to a Nobel Prize-winning formula that almost crashed the global economy, this season finale is all about brilliance gone too far. We’re diving into the wildest, most...

<p>History is full of epic tech blunders—some that crashed and burned, and others that accidentally built billion-dollar empires. This episode, we uncover the biggest mistakes in tech history, from Super Glue’s failed...

<p>What happens when scientists push too far? From nuclear disasters to mind control experiments, this episode dives into the most dangerous, reckless, and horrifying scientific tests ever conducted. Did the U.S...

<p>Governments would never lie to start a war, right? And your phone definitely isn’t listening to your conversations… right? Did the Lone Gunmen foreshadow the 9/11 attacks months before it happened? This episode...

<p>From banned late-night toilet flushing in Switzerland to China requiring government approval for reincarnation, these bizarre laws are somehow still on the books. Join us as we dive into the strangest legislation you...

<p>AI hallucinates—myth or fact? Fake AI-generated faces that look more real than humans. AI invents its own language and teaches itself to walk. </p><p><br></p><p>From OpenAI’s kill switch engineer to mind-reading AI...

Episode #4
<p>Lightsabers, time travel, King Kong—Hollywood gets science wrong. We break down the biggest movie myths and the real physics behind them.</p><p><br /></p>

<p>Einstein miscalculated his greatest theory. Parallel universes split reality with every choice. Interstellar’s black hole was real physics. The Mandela Effect warps memory. We bend minds and space-time in this...

Episode #2
<p>Tech, science, and the weirdest obscure facts. The internet weighs as much as a strawberry. Wi-Fi was accidentally discovered while studying black holes. The first webcam was invented to watch a coffee pot.</p>

Episode #1
<p>Bananas are radioactive, protons have shapes, the moon is shrinking, and other randomly obscure facts.</p>
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