The Voynich Manuscript, a 600 year old ancient book, written in an unknown language and filled with bizarre illustrations that don’t match the natural world. Despite centuries of study by linguists, historians, and even modern codebreakers, its meaning remains unknown.

In this episode of Did You Know?, we explore the origins, theories, and why it remains one of history’s greatest unsolved puzzles.

Did you know that the Earth once rang like a bell?

In this episode of Did You Know?, Jody Colvard explores one of the most fascinating moments in modern science, when a massive earthquake caused the entire planet to vibrate, producing measurable tones that echoed for weeks.

This episode invites you to look at Earth not as something static beneath our feet, but as a dynamic, vibrating presence, one that hums, resonates, and responds to great shifts.

A short journey into science, sound, and planetary awareness that will change how you think about the ground beneath you.

Why do scents bring back memories more vividly than anything else?

In this episode, host Jody Colvard uncovers the surprising science behind smell and memory, from the olfactory bulb’s direct connection to the limbic system to the emotional codes we carry throughout life.

Learn why certain scents feel like time travel, why they’re tied to our deepest feelings, and how your brain uses smell to store your most personal memories.