Subjects: General

Jay discusses theories as to why we put our hand to our mouth when we are shocked.

Scientists are studying hammerhead sharks to try to determine why they have such oiddly shaped heads.

Jay gets a lesson in how modelers at the Royal Ontario Museum make such realistic lifelike animal models.

Jay and a couple of musical guests discuss the mathematical underpinnings of musical beats.

Jay and a couple of musical guests demonstrate how the blues can be distilled down to a mathematical formula.

When space is at a premium, it takes some outside-the-box thinking to come up with areas to grow produce and livestock.

The Schilich School of Engineering is developing a next-generation asphalt that will make our roads more durable.

When an avalanche occurs in Iceland, the highly-trained and specially-outfitted Avalanche Search & Rescue Squad springs into action.

Want to experience the thrill of skydiving without worrying about a faulty parachute? Then indoor skydiving is for you!

Olafur Snorrason is leading a project to uncover his hometown of Heimaey, Iceland, which was buried by a volcanic eruption in 1973.