Babies Don’t Grow Head First

Educate This happily presents our first ever Christmas Special, albeit not very christmassy. Luke and Emma share stories of past Christmases, including worst presents ever received, recent news and Christmas films. Not diminishing true Educate This spirit, the ever-present dose of pure confusion for Emma is still included, as Luke finally shares his search history - no one would be able to predict what’s included. After all, this is all what you should expect from the UK’s 86th most popular podcast in the comedy interview category. MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

In an Educate This first, we are honoured to feature our first ever guest, Charlotte. Partnering up with Emma, they both work together trying to break down Luke’s weekly dose of nonsense. Listen out for the odd strange comment, as there are some questionable moments throughout. Covering the worst things that can happen on a first date, Luke’s odd enjoyment of dentists and the dreaded mistake of sending a kiss in a professional email, we just hope that Luke hasn’t scared Charlotte off so that she won’t come back.

Episode 3 of Educate This is full of things that you didn’t think you needed to know. Have you ever been told something you wish you hadn’t? Well, Luke talks about how bedbugs don’t have vaginas which spirals into speculation about bedbug sex. Pooing in public is a fear to many and Luke details his odd bathroom situation at uni, whilst Emma listens in bewilderment as she, it turns out, has no issue with public pooing. To round of this week’s instalment, a discussion on how to survive a zombie apocalypse takes place, which is something that Emma has thought of in much detail.

Episode 2 consists of a different approach, as Educate This actually turns educational. Luke learns that babies don’t grow head first and also not in the stomach. A brief overview of sex-ed quickly turns into typical Educate This content as Luke and Emma discuss how rain would work if it rained men or dicks. Finally, Luke shows off on how much of a bargain his Too Good to Go order was…

On the first ever episode of Educate This, Emma discusses what it was like to teach Luke and the agony it caused her. Then, chaos unfolds… banana legs, chocolate coated bananas and the Metaverse are all topics of conversation. For some much needed context, Emma is a teacher (as a career), and Luke is just clueless.