Peter Curran investigates the history and psychology of our 100-year-old compulsion to consume snacks and movies at the same time. Show more

Laura Barton explores a common cultural experience that people take for granted - the music we choose when we are in the car. Show more

Nick Baker explores museum and gallery gift shops, quizzing customers on how their purchases relate to what they have seen, if they relate at all. Show more

Sarah Cuddon explores how framing decisions can draw attention to, detract from, or even radically alter the nature of what is inside. Show more

Why has the old-fashioned clockface survived? Comedian and presenter Aatif Nawaz assesses an ancient user interface that measures something valuable yet intangible - time. Show more

The state of your plates and cups says a lot about you, your lifestyle, and your attitude to food. Jack Monroe examines the often obsessive relationships we have with our crockery. Show more