Dan Beeston & Greg Wah
Smart Enough to Know Better
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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Dan Beeston & Greg Wah
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Latest episode
Jan 5, 2026
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Episodes
230 - Smart Enough to Have Known Better 05.01.2026 1:58:46
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...
229.5 - Wah Wonders Why - Everything You Ever Wanted 17.12.2025 35:37
Spencer Howson returns to the podcast after 15 years to interview Dan about his book.
229 - Smart Enough to Slow Horses 07.12.2025 1:11:40
A car accident, The god helmet, diving bells, make your own centaur.
228 - Smart Enough to Water Bodies 14.11.2025 1:18:58
Interview with Luke Cripps about water cremation.
227 - Smart Enough to Stretch Legs 25.09.2025 1:07:12
Braces, Measuring the Elongated Man, Forgetting stuff, Drinking cold water and Lead makeup
226 - Smart Enough to be Dead Wright 30.08.2025 59:52
We interview Dr Alison Wright about anatomy science and the prospect of donating our body to science.
225 - Smart Enough to Plot Holes 10.08.2025 1:03:50
Corpses, Opaque Water, Lazy Brains, Knives, Getting old.
224 - Smart Enough to Fire Crackers 13.07.2025 1:20:06
Raising a house, EMDR Therapy for PTSD, Pimp my time Gold Coast. Experimenting on Pyro
223 - Smart Enough to Bear the Cold 05.06.2025 1:17:21
De-orbiting satellites, Car keys, renaming Antarctica, Bad AI doctors, Bull sharks.
222 - Smart Enough to Get Inta' Webs 07.05.2025 1:23:33
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.
221 - Smart Enough to Wail Songs 31.03.2025 1:22:48
Greg went to Norway, Covid news, What astronomers think of metal, Language mapping.
220 - Smart Enough to Peter Out 15.02.2025 1:19:36
Peter Quinn returns to tell us about Dark Energy
219 - Smart Enough to Pool Cleaners 04.02.2025 1:09:58
An interviewwith Jon Darbro from the Mosquito Control Association of Australia
218 - Smart Enough to Memory Holes 15.01.2025 1:30:17
Solar Probe, Beach Waves, UFOs, Extrinsic memory, Sand Worms, and crossed eyes.
217 - Smart Enough to Eyre Grievances 13.12.2024 1:25:24
Assassin Bugs, Visual Centre, Catchment Areas, AI doctors and more dragons
216 - Smart Enough to Iron Men 03.11.2024 1:00:58
Pigeon heads, The father of democracy, Dietary Iron, Voting preferences and eating Jewish food..
215 - Smart Enough to Fire Bugs 29.09.2024 59:42
New Moon, Warm blood, Phoenix and Decaf Coffee.
214 - Smart Enough to Space Time 07.09.2024 59:31
Space and time, Cooking pasta, Cheese making and Questions for Greg.
213 - Smart Enough to Foam Home 31.07.2024 1:17:23
Styrofoam, Ice, Feel good songs, and Silicone rubber.
212 - Smart Enough to Babble On 02.07.2024 1:40:18
Empathy vs Sympathy, Car Heaters, Onions, Tower of Babel, Avatar the last Air Bender, Definitive Kelvin(s)
211 - Smart Enough to Have Read Heads 31.05.2024 1:01:07
Carbon Dioxide while you sleep, Dyson Spheres, Redheads don't feel pain, Parasocial relationships, Blood clotting with electricity.
210 - Smart Enough to Goose Eggs 02.05.2024 59:47
Injection site, Hugs, Building on the moon, Golden Eggs
209 - Smart Enough to Ground Control 30.03.2024 1:15:12
Easter Dates, The Nasal Cycle, Fainting, Anthotypes, Space Cadavers and Long Covid's name.
208 - Smart Enough to Duck Bills 27.02.2024 1:15:43
Terraforming Mars, Robot Vacuum, Coal ash, Leap years and leap seconds, Cryptozoo: Scrooge McDuck
207 - Smart Enough to Egg Whites 28.01.2024 1:07:18
Eggs, Red Belly Black Snake, predictions of the future from the past, fireworks in space.
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