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During the holidays Jonathan watched his kids outgrow Legoland in real time. 

Jonathan talks about the proposed upgrades for the Alliant Energy Center. 

Jonathan goes further than just the headlines. 

<p>Ever wondered why some spices burn your throat while others tickle your nose? Or why some of us live for spicy foods while others sweat at the mere thought of a habanero? How do pickles stay crunchy if they’re sitting in brine for weeks on end? And why do we have such differen ... Show More

<p>In this episode of the Cold-Case Christianity Podcast, J. Warner asks an important question: If you're a Christian, why is this the case? How we answer this question is critically important given the growing hostile nature of our culture related to classical Christianity. J. W ... Show More

Why does living in the so-called Information Age only seem to make life more confusing? Amanda Montell has some surprising answers. 

A lowly busboy works at a fancy restaurant where everyone is family. But, the family isn't allowed to dine there. Soon, we learn why. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

Why do people... go to their school reunions? 

Why do you like the taste of things that your friend doesn't? Why do kids not like coffee but adults do? What does any of this have to do with smelling people’s armpits, whether women really synchronize their menstruation, whether your culture eats a lot of spicy foods, and how a ... Show More

<p>Ever felt like you had chemistry and were falling for someone, and then they seem to start texting less, stop scheduling dates, and seem to be fading out? What does this mean? And more importantly, should you have "the conversation" to see where you stand? </p><br><p>In this e ... Show More

Why? That is the most asked question from kids! That’s according to a survey carried out by Tesco. “Where’s my…?” and “Do I have to go to school?” were the next most common daily questions. Newstalk Reporter Sarah Madden was speaking to parents on the street to find out what are ... Show More

Today's question comes from a listener who's sick of her friendly demeanour being mistaken for flirting. Why do men constantly make this assumption & how should she respond to them?If you have a question for Clementine, send an email to dearclementine@novapodcasts.com.au Get Clem ... Show More

In this special call-in episode: why some Peruvians eat cats; why operas need repetiteurs; and why we should get rid of prisons. Michael Smerconish (CNN) is co-host; AJ Jacobs (It’s All Relative) checks the facts.