Mysteries of Science

Dan, Stevie, Michael, Ciaran

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Booking Overview

A science-and-nature mystery show that revisits famous unexplained phenomena and investigates what’s real with input from subject experts. Strong PR fit for researchers, authors, museum/zoo science educators, and historians of science who can make complex topics accessible for curious listeners.

Metrics

Episodes: 100

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.6/5.0

Estimated listeners: 10k-100k

Gender skew: Male

Location: United Kingdom

Contact Information

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Host

Dan - Host of Mysteries of Science who investigates unexplained phenomena with expert guests (as described in the episode text).

Stevie - Host of Mysteries of Science who investigates unexplained phenomena with expert guests (as described in the episode text).

Michael - Host of Mysteries of Science who investigates unexplained phenomena with expert guests (as described in the episode text).

Ciaran - Host of Mysteries of Science who investigates unexplained phenomena with expert guests (as described in the episode text).

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Subject-matter authorities who can explain scientific/natural history evidence and debunk/interpret mysteries: established authors, domain experts (e.g., paleontology/dinosaurs), and science educators in museums/zoological institutions (e.g., zoo animal keepers).
Required Achievements:  
Published books (for authors), Recognized expertise in a scientific domain (e.g., dinosaur/paleontology), Institutional roles in zoos/science education (e.g., species keepers)

Recent Guest Discussions

Matthew Cook - Real-life Komodo Dragons And What They Can Tell Us About Dragon Legends

Nick Crumpton - Dragons And Whether They Can Be Explained Scientifically Using Dinosaur Evidence

Cressida Cowell - Whether Dragons Are Real And Origins Of Dragon-like Myths; Use Of Scientific Evidence And Related Natural History

Recent Topics

Science, Nature, Mysteries, Archaeology, Paleontology

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Mysteries of Science
:

Fairies and other amazing hoaxes

June 18, 2026

We're in the archives for another episode of Mysteries of Science. In our first of season three, released on April Fool's Day, hosts Dan, Stevie, and Michael take a deep dive into three of the most famous scientific hoaxes. We're looking at the Cottingley Fairy photographs, crop circles, and zero gravity day...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Ice Mummy

May 22, 2026

Two hikers stumble upon something in the ice: a mummy. Called, Ötzi, over the next few days, the mummy's extracted and examined by experts. It turns out to be 5,000 years old. Who was this person? How did they get there? And what can we learn from the body in the ice? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Truth About Dragons

April 23, 2026

Dan and Ciaran open an archive case: Are dragons real? Why do stories of fire-breathing, winged beasts appear in cultures across the world – and can science explain their origins? We're on the quest for answers; from Viking myths to Chinese legends, dinosaur fossils, and even the lair of real-life Komodo dragons. Legendary author Cressida Cowell, dino-expert Nick Crumpton, and Chester Zoo’s own Komodo dragon keeper, Matthew Cook help unpick which mysteries are real and which ones ...

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