No Such Thing As A Fish
Episodes
No Such Thing As Trigger's Stradivarius
This episode features Dan, Andy, Anna, and James discussing four facts: the theft of a Stradivarius violin by thieves who tried to sell it for £100,…
Little Fish: Four Times a Knight
Hosts James Harkin, Andrew Hunter-Murray, and Anna Tashinsky discuss listener-submitted facts, including the ancient Greek actor Hegelicus who…
No Such Thing As Musical Toads
Recorded at the Lund Comedy Festival in Sweden, this episode explores the university’s “Penis University” meme, its history, and the European “academic quarter” timekeeping tradition.
Little Fish: Reindeer Animal Animal
Hosts Andrew, James, and Anna discuss listener-submitted facts, including the Old Norse etymology of "reindeer," the Polish national anthem's mention…
Bonus: Drop Us A Line - Will We Pass the Inspection?
Anna returns to Drop Us a Line after maternity leave, prompting listeners to joke about her disciplinary role.
No Such Thing As Alien Dust
The hosts discuss an adventurer’s claim of finding a cable car in Atlantis, leading to facts about Santorini’s volcanic history, ancient wines, and vampire folklore.
Little Fish: No Orifice Boy
The hosts of Little Fish discuss listener-submitted facts, including Ross County’s five players named Ross, camphor wood ice cream, and Canadian submarines in a shopping mall.
No Such Thing As An Emotional Support Wig
The hosts discuss the BepiColombo mission to Mercury, highlighting its hand-knitted thermal blanket and complex gravitational slingshot trajectory.
Little Fish: Pope Guilty the First
Hosts Dan, Anna, and James share listener-submitted facts, including a cultural ban on pointing at rainbows and pumpkins, and a fatal dispute over the pronunciation of "Newfoundland.
No Such Thing As The Have An Ice Cream Bird
The hosts discuss Bertha von Suttner, Alfred Nobel’s housekeeper who inspired the Peace Prize, and the conservation efforts for sunflower sea stars.
Little Fish: I'm Not Even On The Internet Right Now
In this remote episode of Little Fish, hosts Dan Schreiber and James Harkin analyze listener-submitted facts in the absence of Andrew Hunter Murray.
No Such Thing As Half-Past Purple
The hosts discuss the history of wind turbines, including the first megawatt-scale model and Dutch windmill signaling codes.
Little Fish: Put A Peanut In It
In this bonus episode of Little Fish, hosts Dan Schreiber, Andrew Hunter-Murray, and James Harkin share listener-submitted facts.
No Such Thing As A Toilet Break For A Tuna
Recorded live at the Royal Institution, the hosts discuss the venue’s history, including giant props used in lectures and dangerous demonstrations like dipping hands in molten lead.
Little Fish: Moss Moss Mossmoss Moss
Hosts Anna, James, and Andrew share listener-submitted facts on their spin-off show, Little Fish.
No Such Thing As The Mice Of The Fruit Bowl
Little Fish: Short Back and Left
Hosts Andrew Hunter-Marie, James Harkin, and Anna Tijinsky present listener-submitted facts for this episode of Little Fish.
No Such Thing As A Fence Made of Sausage
The hosts discuss Bob Carlyle’s 1886 wheelbarrow journey across Britain, the piano’s original black-and-white key design, and Latin’s status as Hungary’s official language until the 19th century.
Little Fish: Get To The Bus!
Hosts James Harkin, Daniel Schreiber, and Andrew Hunter-Murray discuss listener-submitted facts, including sliced bread’s invention date, Sonny…
No Such Thing As Sunscreen for Flies
Hosts Dan, Anna, Andrew, and James discuss bizarre history, including 1960s lettuce cigarettes and an eight-year traffic jam of ships trapped in the Suez Canal.
Little Fish: Chromosomes are coming home
Hosts Andrew Hunter-Murray, James Harkin, and Dan Schreiber share listener-submitted facts for this episode of Little Fish.
No Such Thing As No Such Thing As A Crab
Hosts welcome Bertie Tarilliams, curator of the Margate Crab Museum, to discuss Thai language quirks, including the word for briefcase and unique surnames.
Little Fish: I believed it when Pythagoras said it