A Problem Squared

Expert on animal consciousness, David Pena Guzman, discusses the next solar eclipse, animal dreams, and the Any Other Business briefcase. Topics include the best place to see the solar eclipse, whether animals dream, and the complexities of studying animal consciousness. The hosts also share personal cycling challenges, travel adventures, and a secretive Disney club.

Topics in this bonus podcast episode include financial prospects of having backward knees, playful banter about liquor and a wizard revelation, absurdity of retractable extra arms, and ethical dilemmas surrounding flying and birds.

The podcast explores the fascinating world of lint, delving into its nature, risks, and recycling options. They also discuss the concept of starting from zero in various scenarios and share humorous anecdotes from their time as teachers. Additionally, they touch on cost-effective laundry drying methods, collaboration with a print artist, and engaging banter with listeners.

Exploring Pi's repetitive patterns, designing symmetrical stairs, and upcoming book releases are just a few highlights in this intriguing podcast episode!

The podcast discusses naming children and turning ages squared into birthday celebrations. They explore unique naming trends and share ideas for square birthday bashes. The hosts also touch on challenges with problem posing and international work opportunities, with playful banter on name mispronunciations and odd/even numbers.

Is it faster to drive around Australia in an anticlockwise direction on the inside lane? What were dragonflies called before there were dragons? Another installment of Things Matt Needs Help With. The podcast has hit 2 million and they want ideas to celebrate.

Exploring adventures in LA, meeting Spinal Tap, and filming on 35mm. Calculating distances to visit stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame alphabetically. Analyzing street names and distances in cities. Playful discussions on star patterns and metadata challenges. Humorous post-credits chat about creative names and gratitude.

The podcast delves into the intriguing topic of earthquake statistics, exploring patterns and occurrences over the past 4,000 years. The hosts engage in comical banter about stolen tortilla chips and typos, along with humorous discussions on cold water swimming and celebratory head shaving. They also provide podcast recommendations, interact with fans, and correct calculations on using farts for lifting.

Calculations on the length of human spaghetti and if all roads truly lead to Rome. Playful banter about upcoming live event at Flappers Comedy Club. Exotic holiday snack flavors and a debate on airplane window bleed holes. Exploring oxygen masks science and the whimsical concept of spaghettification. Address formats in different countries and listener shoutouts for corrections and hot chocolate success.

In this episode…🏺 What is the biggest roman numeral word?🎲 How do I get my friends to play D&D? 🪵 A Christmas Stumpdate!💼 And the business briefcase is OPEN.If you'd like some extra listening over the next few weeks, have a listen to Bec on Dan Schreiber’s podcast ‘We Can Be Weirdos’ you can find the link here: https://tinyurl.com/mrymvb29And if you'd like to see the Aunty Donna sketch showing how not to explain a table top game to a new player, look no further: http://tinyurl.com/574m6m98To watch campaigns played by Questing Time follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/c/questingtimeFor the Dragon Friends Podcast: https://thedragonfriends.comAnd for the Harmontown Podcast: https://www.harmontown.com/category/podcasts/IF you’ve got any LA based problems, please do send them in to the Problem Solving Page: https://tinyurl.com/2s2x7az4We'll be announcing the venue for a Podcast of Unnecessary Detailonce a venue has been found.And if you’d like to receive a belated, but signed Christmas card you can still sign up to Wizard Support on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/aproblemsquared/membership(You’ll get a digital version too!)As always, send us your general problems and solutions to the website: www.aproblemsquared.comIf you want more from A Problem Squared, you can find us on Twitter, Instagram, and of course, on Patreon.