Questions on the Couch
In each episode we explore a new topic by sharing our unfiltered thoughts, wild guesses, and spontaneous ideas. Then we dig into the research and uncover the real facts and truths behind the subject. Join us on our journey to find the answers to our questions!
Episodes
Did you know there is a specific job that selects music for movies and tv shows? How long does it take to create a score? When is the music and film combined? How much do artists make on music used? Join us on a journey behind the screen to explore how the magic of music shapes the soundscape of film, television, and beyond.
Did you know that there are 3 types of photosynthesis? Or the history of having plants in our houses? Or why some plants are more temperamental than others? Listen in as we get to the root of the questions and find answers that can help us be better green thumbs!
Did we ever figure out what happened to the settlers of Roanoke? How many people were part of this mystery and how long were they missing for? What are the theories and what is the most plausible? Join us on a journey through time where we ask questions and find the answers.
Have you been to a concert and wondered how the concert stage got there? Or who sets up the stage for each performance? How do artists move their stages and create such dynamic performances? Listen in as we explore the answers to these questions and dive deeper into an event that brings much joy.
What are the differences between public schools and private? Do uniforms prevent bullying? Did you know there are three types of homeschooling options? Join us on a journey back to school where we ask questions and find out the answers.
Why do we change our clocks twice a year? Have we always done this and where did it originate from? Listen in as we ask these questions, discuss the history, and then discover answers to more questions!
Halloween is a time to be scared, dress up and go trick-or-treating…but where did this tradition originate from? What is the meaning behind our traditions? What does the origins of this holiday teach us? Join us while we reminiscence in this holiday and discover the answers to these questions.
Do you know what the most common force that creates waves is? Have you wondered if the depth or size of a body of water can affect waves? And how exactly does the moon play into this? Listen along as we talk about our theories and then answer those questions with our research.
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