In this episode, we explore why we always close our eyes when we sneeze. It’s as if our bodies are telling us: “Look away, nothing to see here.” We dive into the science behind it all. Also - an investigation into the weird disappearing act of TV sitcom siblings. It’s been going on for years and even has a name: “The Chuck Cunningham Syndrome”. Plus - why do we say “O’Clock” whenever we give the time? We turn back the clock to find the reason. So join host Rick Peterson as he answers more of the questions you’ve Always Wondered about.

On this upcoming episode, we explore why we always close our eyes when we sneeze. It’s as if our bodies are telling us: “Look away, nothing to see here.” We dive into the science behind it all. Also - an investigation into the weird disappearing act of TV sitcom siblings. It’s been going on for years and even has a name: “The Chuck Cunningham Syndrome”. Plus - why do we say “O’Clock” whenever we give the time? We turn back the clock to find the reason. So join host Rick Peterson as he answers more of the questions you’ve Always Wondered about.

On this episode, we're heading straight for the dessert table. When did dessert become a thing? And, more importantly, who do we thank for all that sweet goodness? Also, why do we yell "Great Scott" whenever something extraordinary happens? Learn the identity of Scott and what makes him so great. Plus - hear about the strangest spy gadget ever devised by the C.I.A. It's the story of how a house cat was turned into a secret agent. (Yes, it's as weird as it sounds!) So join host Rick Peterson as he answers more of the questions you've Always Wondered about.