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The Why Debate

The Why Debate

By: Mike Martin
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Welcome to The Why Debate Hosted by Mike Martin and Callum Roy where each week we deep dive into the who, the how, the what and the WHY of everything. Join us each week as we discuss everything from the origins of humans to why we have chins and what on earth is going on with the world. find us on our website here: www.thewhydebate.com and follow us on our socials to stay in the loop @thewhydebate

Have any suggestions for books or topics you'd like us to look into? pop us an email at podcast@thewhydebate.com

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Episodes
  • Two Consciousnesses in ONE BRAIN!? | Sam Harris: Waking Up Book Review

    Two Consciousnesses in ONE BRAIN!? | Sam Harris: Waking Up Book Review
    Oct 17 2023
    This week Mike and Cal review Waking Up by Sam Harris
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    53 mins
  • Why do we Yawn? | The Why Debate

    Why do we Yawn? | The Why Debate
    Sep 25 2023
    Ever wondered why we yawn? Why is it contagious? Is it really rude to yawn in public or is it just a form of non-verbal communication? The boys get into all these questions and more on this weeks episode of The Why Debate
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    30 mins
  • Why Does Food Comfort Us?

    Why Does Food Comfort Us?
    Sep 12 2023
    Ever wondered why a slice of pie feels like a warm hug or why grandma's soup is the ultimate pick-me-up? This week Mike and Cal take on the task of finding out why we crave carbs. Diamonds are definitely not a girls best friend, pizza is! (or in Cal's case, lasagne)
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    51 mins

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