Curiosityness

Curiosityness interviews Dave about reviving Horn and Hardart, the Philadelphia restaurant chain that opened its first automat in 1902 and its first New York location in Times Square in 1912.

Scott Barber describes making a documentary about GWAR, a heavy-metal act whose fictional space-barbarian mythology includes creating humans and performing staged killings.

Paul Fischer explains why Louis Le Prince may have made the first surviving film six years before the Lumière brothers, then disappeared from a train in September 1890 before a planned New York screening.

Curiosityness host Travis DeRose interviews Scott Piotrowski, president of the California Historic Route 66 Association, about the road’s California attractions and preservation work.

An interview with a lucid dreaming expert explaining how to recognize and control dreams, including benefits and techniques.

Host Travis DeRose interviews Jevin West about his book 'Calling Bullshit' on how to detect deception in data-driven arguments.

Host Travis DeRose interviews a Finnish sauna expert about the history, culture, and benefits of saunas.

Host Travis DeRose interviews visual effects legend Richard Edlund about his work on Star Wars and other projects.

Host Travis DeRose interviews Jaime Bonin about why 3D printing hasn't become the household technology it was promised to be, exploring the gap between hype and reality.

An interview with James Espey, VP of DeLorean Motor Company, covering the company's history and future plans including new car models.

An interview with Heidi Nielsen and Doug Paulson about their project 'Menu for Mars', discussing what astronauts will eat on Mars.

Daniel Perez of The Bigfoot Times argues that Bigfoot is best understood as a small, nocturnal North American population, not a lone animal, and he gives a rough estimate of 5,000 to 10,000 across the United States and Canada.