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Hosted by Dan Beeston & Greg Wah · science · EN-AU
Smart Enough to Know Better is a podcast of science, comedy and ignorance. Twice a month two professional performers chat about science stuff that excites them in a fun and accessible manner.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSmart Enough to Know Better is a podcast of science, comedy and ignorance. Twice a month two professional performers chat about science stuff that excites them in a fun and accessible manner.
Smart Enough to Know Better is hosted by Dan Beeston & Greg Wah. The show has published 320 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "230 - Smart Enough to Have Known Better" (5 January 2026, 119 minutes), "229.5 - Wah Wonders Why - Everything You Ever Wanted" (17 December 2025, 36 minutes), and "229 - Smart Enough to Slow Horses" (7 December 2025, 72 minutes).
Smart Enough to Know Better publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 75 minutes across 320 episodes.
Booking probability for Smart Enough to Know Better is 27%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Smart Enough to Know Better requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Smart Enough to Know Better's contact route on record: verified email.
Dan Beeston & Greg Wah hosts Smart Enough to Know Better, a science podcast with 320 episodes published.
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Smart Enough to Know Better
This is the final episode of Smart Enough to Know Better. In it we discuss coffee bathroom connection, DnD beholders, bread and beer and the human penis. Then we wrap...
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Spencer Howson returns to the podcast after 15 years to interview Dan about his book.
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A car accident, The god helmet, diving bells, make your own centaur.
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Interview with Luke Cripps about water cremation.
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Braces, Measuring the Elongated Man, Forgetting stuff, Drinking cold water and Lead makeup
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We interview Dr Alison Wright about anatomy science and the prospect of donating our body to science.
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Corpses, Opaque Water, Lazy Brains, Knives, Getting old.
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Raising a house, EMDR Therapy for PTSD, Pimp my time Gold Coast. Experimenting on Pyro
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De-orbiting satellites, Car keys, renaming Antarctica, Bad AI doctors, Bull sharks.
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Dan's new book and why it feels nice to read. Origins of eleven and twelve. Experimenting on Spiderman. Dark photons and the double slit experiment.
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Greg went to Norway, Covid news, What astronomers think of metal, Language mapping.
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Peter Quinn returns to tell us about Dark Energy
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An interviewwith Jon Darbro from the Mosquito Control Association of Australia
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Solar Probe, Beach Waves, UFOs, Extrinsic memory, Sand Worms, and crossed eyes.
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Assassin Bugs, Visual Centre, Catchment Areas, AI doctors and more dragons
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Pigeon heads, The father of democracy, Dietary Iron, Voting preferences and eating Jewish food..
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New Moon, Warm blood, Phoenix and Decaf Coffee.
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Space and time, Cooking pasta, Cheese making and Questions for Greg.
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Styrofoam, Ice, Feel good songs, and Silicone rubber.
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Empathy vs Sympathy, Car Heaters, Onions, Tower of Babel, Avatar the last Air Bender, Definitive Kelvin(s)
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Becoming Fearless with 18 Years of Clear-Minded Living, Edinburgh Napier University
Open Innovation Global Lead and Black Founders Development Program Lead, Green Gate
former WHO physician, leader of REPPARE Project at University of Leeds, Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust
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