Pod Culture
The host of the podcast "Call Her Daddy"
Alex Cooper
The current most popular female artist globally
Taylor Swift
This vibrant green powder from Japan is whisked with hot water instead of steeped
Matcha
This massive ancient Roman amphitheater hosted legendary gladiatorial combats and mock sea battles.
The Colosseum
This large, black-and-white bear native to China eats almost nothing but bamboo and spends up to 12 hours a day feeding.
Panda
Name of a popular Hockey podcast, known for its humour and gritty content.
Spittin' Chicklets
This breakout country star dominated airwaves and global charts with her viral duet "You Look Like You Love Me" alongside Riley Green.
Ella Langley
This media juggernaut & brand, which began in Japan as a 1996 Game Boy Title, holds the title of highest-grossing multimedia franchise in history.
Pokemon
This president was responsible for approving the deployment of the first ever atomic bombs in history.
Harry Truman
It's the only mammal capable of true, sustained flight, using echolocation to navigate the night skies.
Bat
Hunting Warhead
This virtual band, created by Blur's Damon Albarn and artist Jamie Hewlett, hit it big with cartoon members and the track "Feel Good Inc."
These 'major administrative regions' total 47, and make up the whole of Japan
This iconic French heroine and military commander led the French army to crucial victories during the Hundred Years' War before being burned at the stake.
Joan of Arc
Found natively only on the island of Madagascar, this group of primates includes a famous "ring-tailed" species known for its expressive golden eyes
Lemur
The most popular and widely listened podcast globally
The Joe Rogan Experience
This heavy metal rock group became the first band to perform on all seven continents in a single year after playing a concert inside a dome in Antarctica in 2013.
Metallica
Also known as the Tokugawa period, this era of Japanese history featured rule by shoguns, samurai and a strict isolationist policy.
Edo period
This iconic artifact, discovered in Egypt in 1799, provided the crucial key to finally decoding ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs
The Rosetta Stone
Native to South America, this semi-aquatic giant is celebrated as the largest living rodent in the world.
Capybara
Produced by NBC, this show is one of the 'godfathers' of True Crime
Dateline
This 19th century Polish composer and pianist is famous for his melancholic nocturnes and fiery polonaises
Chopin
Triggered by a massive magnitude 9.0 earthquake and subsequent tsunami, this event became the worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl
2011 Fukushima disaster
This conflict between the United States and Great Britain saw the burning of the White House and concluded with the signing of the Treaty of Ghent.
Despite looking like a zebra hybrid with its striped legs, this elusive African mammal is actually the only living relative of the giraffe.
Okapi