Psychologist and author Dr Richard Stephens is coming to tell us how swearing can make us stronger.

Save the Honeybee stories are never far from the news, but is the species really under threat? And should environmentalists be interested in them at all?

By Dr James Ford. Full title and blurb TBC.

Following an animated discussion of Bitcoin at a social, we've invited some people with experience of it to give an inside perspective on what blockchain is, and why so many people trust it.

Mathematician and YouTuber Katie Steckles takes games and puzzles, and shows us how they fit into our understanding of mathematics — or our lack of it.

Prof Keith Still provides some background to crowd risks, crowd counting and the “behind the scenes” story of the Trump inauguration crowd size, which gave rise to the phrase “alternative facts”.

Following her very popular previous talk, Clare Allely has agreed to come back and tell us more.

Far from being a study in insanity, witchcraft laws can tell us about our ancestors' circumstances and their ways of looking at the world. Find out why we look for witches… and sometimes find them.

Is AI our biggest existential threat, or just naysayers drumming up doomsday scenarios? Well, as usual, it's a little bit more complicated than that.