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This is now the archives feed, a slow and unwieldly source of old tripe from Into Your Head’s past. New shows are over on the main Into Your Head podc...
874: You’re Nobody Without Opposable Thumbs, Supposedly (17 March 2026)
Neal wonders how dog rehab works, goes over what happens when you leave hospital without clothes, documents a decades old fake cinema facade with whic...
873: Nonetheless Wiser (03 March 2026)
Neal maps the future of the traditional white haired action villain, explains why governments would love to mandate toe typewriters, tries to describe...
872: How to Achieve Omnipresence by Sixty Five (23 February 2026)
SLIGHTLY CRACKLY SOUND IN PLACES, DUE TO MISADVENTURE. Neal considers how to talk to your child about Devil Gate Drive, explains how the bow and arrow...
871: Bivouac in Industrial Fridge or Night in Lincoln Bedroom? (16 February 2026)
Neal addreses the perennial Kermit problem, exposes the diplomatic minefield of haunted White House guest rooms, sets out the considerable differences...
870: Are You Not Not Not Not Unentertained? 03 February 2026)
Are You Not Not Not Not Unentertained?
Neal critiques Superman’s flying and rescue techniques, offers strategies for baby bird flying lessons, w...
869: Commuting to an Island on a Lake on an Island on a Lake (20 January 2026)
Neal comes to some realisations about Metallica and Chevy Chase, goes over a personal experiment involving TikTok, reveals the most depressing movie e...
868: Like Fanta But From a Dog (12 January 2026)
Neal considers a particularly violent fruit, an appalling game called Punch Buggy, the George Formby grill and discography, salmon weirdness in the ed...
867: Beyond Here Be Dragons, Signed The Colonel (2 January 2026)
Apologies for more muffled voice than usual, due to minor mouthal injury. Neal staunchly defends the business practices of J. Wellington Wimpy, explai...
866: The Impenetrable 3D Chess of Punching Down Through a Sunroof (17 December 2025)
In a movie length episode Neal assesses Warren Buffet’s breakfast habits, wonders if lickable screens could take some workload off his dying retinas,...
865: Just Fill Up On Nonsense (3 December 2025)
Despite some sub par sound quality in parts, Neal proposes an innovative Star Trek spin off, wonders if dogs are powered by four legs or two, disambig...
864: The Label Literal Monster Created in Frankenstein’s Lab Carries Baggage (24 NOV 2025)
Neal examines the logistics of running away to join a circus, wonders how Einstein adapted to American breakfasts, considers the sociology of onster...
863: The Pelican Brie is Not a Typo (11 NOV 2025)
Neal reluctantly calls for a boycott of mezzanine levels, reveals what microchip factories can teach us about mouths, vigorously defends those who cal...
862: Very Little of This is Your Cat’s Fault (26 OCT 2025)
In a movie length episode Neal considers decomissioning panic rooms, why hotwiring might be a myth, how Mother Nature downgrades caterpillars, spacesh...
861: Are Cartoon Eyeballs the Next Pandemic? (29 SEP 2025)
Neal looks at life lessons from the egg and spoon race, making sense of ninjas, lunatics illicitely climbing cranes, true mouth to mouth broadcasting,...
860: How to be Happy for People Who Enjoy This (13 SEP 2025)
Neal reminisces on how a terrifying boiler house was once serene, traces the suprising number of life stages that come after old age, considers leavin...
859: Is Your Only Child Corrupting Your Only Dog? (25 AUG 2025)
In a feature length episode Neal defends his pronunciation of typer writer, talks you through waking up on an operating table, shows how an only child...
858: Elite Special Forces Bin Collection (05 AUG 2025)
Neal ponders the practicalities of being Greek god of thunder, reveals why air crash survivor guilt is a good thing, worries about your supermarket tr...
857: Lucky Bags and Death at the Bodega (26 JUL 2025)
Neal grudgingly gives a dog some credit, issues a stark warning about video game points, considers the reported last words of Mother Teresa, prescribe...
856: Why Signatures Should be Assigned at Birth (17 JULY 2025)
Neal makes the case for government assigned signatures for new borns, considers how sitcom kids have become so sophisticated, explains his virtual toa...
855: Your Cat’s Bar Tab and the Law (9 JULY 2025)
Neal discusses Smurfs versus Avatar, explaining ball point pens to a cat, the argument against Meccano, early childhood memories: were those nurses or...
854: The Miming Submariner’s Post Apocalypse Raincheck (23 JUN 2025)
Neal discusses how to eat a spring roll, cuckoo clock apartments, how many cats an ark needs, how the Mona Lisa ended up like that, lubricated uphoste...
853: One Simple Lie to Bring Out the Best in Your Doctor
Neal discusses whether dogs are cultural appropriators, why Dracula is science fiction, building a house inside a barn, theme park castles, pet spider...
852: Clockwork Orange Treatment for Potholers?
Neal discusses having something in common with Dan Rather, sidewinder glass lengths, the Mandela Effect on Special K (cereal), a memorable brush with...
851: The Keyboardist, the Judge and the Stenographer
Neal discusses demystifying Road Runners and Coyotes, a very bad use of a Maigret paperback, saving a Genesis keyboarist from jury duty, court stenogr...
850: You’re Going to Love How You Look When You’re Drinking This
Neal adds some colour to the parable of the boy who cried wolf, wonders what it’s like to run a combine harvester, tears the so-called leaping Salmon...
849: Back to the Living Room Before It’s Too Late
Neal “remembers” a twenty minute nuclear catastrophe on Ireland’s east coast, compares your cat to an anthropomophic Mars rover, invents the virtual h...
848: Nobody is Impressed by your Dog Befriending Skills
Neal discusses the logistiics of handling raw chicken on bathroom visits, an experiment for your next ATM visit, workplace pneumatic tube messaging et...
847: Going Nowhere Slowly
Neal discusses beaches spontaneously turning to concrete, a parent’s head replacement disclosure dilemna, a busman’s holiday in jail, the case for goi...
846: Not Too Many Ems On The Outside
Neal EXPOSES how motorists are disappearing in a secret holding pattern, MAKES the case for appetisers for a better drip feed regime, EXPLAINS how thi...
845: Boogeyman’s Grand Day Out
Neal offers fresh advice to parents on handling the Boogeyman. explains our primitave plateware to far future listeners, wonders why nobody talks abou...
844: Navigating Self Facing Voodoo Doll Feedback Loops
Neal reveals how ducks prevented him settling in the US, uncovers your treadmill cat’s OCD hell, closes in on the surprising identity of the oligarchs...
843: Your Own Personal Ice Age
In a packed hour, Neal discusses work life balance in the American Wild West, making Spielberg’s Duel (1971) on an even lower budget, unexplained gene...
842: We Need to Talk About Your Dead Arm
Neal recreates some special moments from the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert. advises on talking to adults about your dead arm, wonders if you should...
841: Getting to the Creek
Neal considers insect consumption norms, identifies a new actor level below extras, exposes a town with a landmark brown stain, confuses the movies St...
840: Omnidirectional Optic Nerves and Your Dog
Neal reinvents the ensuite and consequently food ingredients labelling, evaluates modern prodding techniques, changes your mind about ghost trains and...
839: The January Test
Neal reveals what every flightless bird knows, considers the surprising pros and cons of chopsticks and cutlery, administers a very special listener t...
838: An Insom Maniacal Christmas
In a Christmas Day episode not for younger ears, Neal discusses identifying insects by smell, tage teaming citrus fruites, declaring dead weight at Cu...
837: Experimenting with Speed
Neal proposes a thought exercise for listeners in traffic, identifies a new use for the top of your head, explains how to listen via medical stethesco...
836: Wasp Fiction
Neal sets out his one big problem with both Radiohead and Gilbert O’Sullivan, makes the case for traceable dog food, maps out the next evolutionary st...