18: Honey Never Spoils

Did you know that honey is one of the only foods on Earth that never spoils? In this episode of Did You Know?, we explore the fascinating science behind honey’s incredible […]

17: Humans Glow – But We Can’t See It

 Did you know your body is actually glowing… right now? In this episode of Did You Know?, host Jody Colvard explores the fascinating science behind biophoton emission, the natural light produced […]

16: Enki vs Enlil: The Gods Who Shaped Humanity

Long before modern religions took shape, ancient Mesopotamian texts told stories of powerful beings who shaped humanity’s destiny. In this episode of Did You Know?, we explore the fascinating Sumerian accounts […]

15: The Magnetic Mystery of Sedona

Sedona has long been known as a place of striking natural beauty, but many believe there’s something more happening beneath its red rocks. In this episode of Did You Know?, we […]

14: The Remarkable Minds of Dolphins

Dolphins are far more than playful ocean swimmers, they’re intelligent, emotional beings with complex social lives and extraordinary cognitive abilities. In this episode of Did You Know?, we dive into how […]

13: The Lost Gospels of Nag Hammadi

The Nag Hammadi texts are one of the most remarkable archaeological discoveries in religious history, a hidden library of ancient writings unearthed in Egypt in 1945 that expands our understanding […]

12: Nature’s Hidden Internet: The Mycelium Network

Beneath our feet lies a hidden network connecting forests, plants, and trees in ways scientists are only beginning to understand. In this episode of Did You Know?, we explore the fascinating […]

11: Sea Creatures That Defy Nature

From near-immortal lobsters to octopuses with three hearts, the ocean is filled with creatures that challenge everything we think we know about life. In this episode, we explore the fascinating […]

10: The Voynich Manuscript – The Book No One Can Read

The Voynich Manuscript, a 600 year old ancient book, written in an unknown language and filled with bizarre illustrations that don’t match the natural world. Despite centuries of study by […]

09: The Day the Earth Rang Like a Bell

Did you know that the Earth once rang like a bell? In this episode of Did You Know?, Jody Colvard explores one of the most fascinating moments in modern science, when a […]

08: Why Certain Smells Trigger Memories

Why do scents bring back memories more vividly than anything else? In this episode, host Jody Colvard uncovers the surprising science behind smell and memory, from the olfactory bulb’s direct […]

07: The Curious Reason We Get Goosebumps

Have you ever felt a sudden wave of goosebumps and wondered where it came from? Maybe it happened during a powerful song, a cold breeze, or an unexpected emotional moment. […]

06: The Surprising Science of Why Time Speeds Up as We Get Older

Why does childhood feel endless… while adulthood seems to fly by? In this episode of Did You Know?, host Jody Colvard explores the fascinating science behind our shifting sense of time. […]

05: Why Humans Smile at Each Other

In this episode of Did You Know?, Jody Colvard talks about something so simple, so natural, that you may not even notice when you do it. You smile, and strangers smile […]

04: The Woman Who Gave America Thanksgiving

In this inspiring and little-known story, Jody Colvard unpacks the remarkable legacy of Sarah Josepha Hale, the woman whose determination and vision gave America the Thanksgiving holiday we celebrate today. […]

03: Whales: The Protectors of the Sea

In this episode of Did You Know?, we dive beneath the waves to uncover one of the ocean’s most astonishing truths: whales aren’t just singers, travelers, or gentle giants, they are […]