Sociology: The Study of Life’s Biggest (and Funniest) Questions
Sociology explained with wit and humour! Discover how Marx, Weber, Durkheim, Foucault, Bourdieu, and Goffman help us understand society’s quirks, from queues to memes.
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The Modern-Day Scrooge: Bah Humbug in the 21st Century
Meet the modern-day Scrooge: a festive grump who avoids Christmas jumpers, critiques holiday ads, and skips Secret Santa. Discover what makes them tick—and how to melt their icy exterior.
Why Autism Stereotypes Are Rubbish (But Some of Them Are Actually Hilarious)
Autism stereotypes: why they’re rubbish, and which ones are so absurd they’re funny. A witty take on clichés about maths geniuses, social skills, and trains.
The Advent Calendar Conundrum: Why Do We Love Tiny Doors and Questionable Chocolate?
Explore our obsession with advent calendars, from nostalgic chocolate doors to extravagant gin and cheese versions. A humorous take on this festive tradition.
Why Real UK Universities Are Nothing Like the Ones on TV
Explore the hilarious differences between real UK university campuses and their glamorous TV counterparts in shows like Morse and Endeavour. It’s not all cobblestones and candlelit dinners!
Why the British Secretly Hate Black Friday Sales
Discover why Brits secretly loathe Black Friday. From chaotic queues to dodgy deals, explore the humorous clash between British sensibilities and this American shopping frenzy.
Thanksgiving: The American Roast Dinner on Steroids
Thanksgiving: the American feast that baffles Brits. From marshmallow-covered yams to heartfelt table speeches, here’s a humorous British take on this overindulgent holiday.
Why Americans Think British Food Is Rubbish (And Why They’re Wrong)
Think British food is bland and boring? Think again! Explore why Americans get it wrong about British cuisine, from hearty roasts to indulgent desserts.