Emma, Maj, Dale & Eric discuss the medal round of the Olympic tournament and the Young Matildas squad for the U20 Women's World Cup. They also reminisce about the Matildas v France quarter final (it was one year ago???) and marvel over Rebekah Stott's drone knowledge.

We hear from Mendy Korer about the enormous challenges of living with a child who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes aged 11 months. Matt Johnson, a research fellow in Exeter talks about his exciting work understanding what makes the immune system destroy the insulin making beta-cells in very young children.…

Dale's back! He joins Emma, Maj & Eric to dissect Matildas v USA, Tony Gustavsson's legacy, and the Olympic quarter finals. Our fab four also take great delight at France getting eliminated in the quarter finals. Again.

We're still recovering from Matildas v Zambia! Emma, Maj and Eric discuss the very strong feelings caused by the eleven goal thriller in Nice, the Canadian drone saga, and potential candidates for a Matildas Mastermind team.

Season 3 babey! Sorry for the hiatus. Lots of work, and scheduling, and traveling over the summer. We're back with an Aileen centric story out of Connecticut. This story came to light after a true crime docu-series created in part by Barbara's own son, and fighting to solve the decade old current cold-case. Do you think it was a crime of passion, o…

Professor Richard Oram had the innovative idea of turning complex analysis of the genetic changes into a single number that estimate the likelihood of developing Type 1 diabetes. He explains to Andrew and Maggie how this has helped diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes and is being used around the world in studies aiming to prevent or delay diabetes in chil…

We're back! Emma, Maj & Eric meet up for a pre-Olympics chat. There's discussion of the challenges posed by 3am kickoffs, concerns over the AI version of Steph Catley, and plenty of praise for Mary Fowler's abilities.

Professor Partha Kar has made sure the technical advances in measuring blood sugar are available to everyone living with Type 1 diabetes in the UK. Partha had to overcame massive hurdles to make sure the technology was not just available to a privileged few. He discusses with Maggie and Andrew his inspirational leadership style and philosophy that …

Jean Dudderidge and Jill Epton talk about what it has been like to live with Type 1 diabetes for over 50 years. They discuss the massive advances in the measurement of blood sugar over the decades and how they now benefit greatly from continuous glucose monitoring.By Andrew Hattersley and Maggie Shepherd

We're back guys! So sorry for the brief hiatus, we've been busy with life lately, and editing has become a back burner task for the moment. Also we do the sprite challenge from TikTok. But we're bringing a crazy ass episode about the as of now unknown murder of Keris Riebel from Ohio. Rachel, as an Ohio native brings us this case, and as it was a r…

Moira Murphy and Mark McCarthy talk about how a unified UK team of scientists came to be world leaders in decoding the genetic susceptibility to Type 2 diabetes.By Andrew Hattersley and Maggie Shepherd

We're back after a break to discuss both Matildas v China games and the Tillies squad for Paris 2024. Emma talks about a giant squid, which inspires Maj to come up with the pod title! Dale discusses the quirks of the Sydney Olympic Stadium media box, and then Eric reminisces about walking through that stadium in the dark ... yikes.…

Coming at ya suuuuper late, sorry guys! It's been a busy time, anyway. Kat tells us about the famous or infamous Crescent Hotel located in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Built among the Ozarks, this hotel has a very sordid history, being a hotel, then colleges, then a hospital, then back to a hotel. Along with the history come the spook spooks, because …

Aileen tells us all about Amelia Earhart and her amazing lifetime accomplishments. Unfortunately she is really only known as the pilot who went missing, and never found. She was the first woman pilot to take home many different air records, and upon trying to circumnavigate the world for a second time, disappeared with her navigator Fred Noonan. Su…

We talk to Tim Frayling and Rachel Freathy about how they discovered the “Fat gene”. Working with Oxford, the Exeter team showed a genetic change near FTO predisposed to obesity. This was the first and largest common genetic change altering weight.By Andrew Hattersley and Maggie Shepherd

It's our 200th episode - thanks for your support over the years! We discuss Brazil's successful WWC bid, the Mary Fowler Barbie doll, and people being unkind on social media. Dale praises a couple of goalkeepers, Emma is amused by Arsenal's desire to have croissants in Melbourne, Maj does her best Gollum impersonation, and Eric talks about an NPL t…

Based on Kat's recent trip to England, she comes to you with two infamous haunted English buildings. Both vastly different from one another, but no less infested with spirits. First is the Ancient Ram Inn, built in 1145 and still standing, and second, the Tower of London where many an execution took place. Would you be brave enough to visit them?…

In this special episode, we hear from Professor Tim Frayling who was Andrew and Sian’s first PhD student in 1995. He rapidly became the head of the analysis for the genetic susceptibility for Type 2 diabetes. His leadership has made Exeter an international leader in polygenic trait genetics.By Andrew Hattersley and Maggie Shepherd

Emma, Maj, Dale & Eric have nice things to say about Lydia Williams ... and they definitely have things to say about the A-League Women All Stars selection. The FA Cup Final discussion includes the phrase "football mannequins", as well as a scarf that made many people angry. We also discovered that Vivianne Miedema was leaving Arsenal during record…

Unknown and untold for a long time, Rachel brings the tragic story of Anna and Marianne Bachmeier. Anna was just 7 when she was murdered by a human anus, but her mother Marianne got her justice...in her way. Tune in for this late night episode of the pod, and tell us your thoughts! Follow on instagram @murdermysterymacandcheese Email at mncpod@gmai…

Emma, Maj, Dale & Eric discuss Sydney's gritty Grand Final triumph, various award winners, quirky English stadium names, and the effect Stina Blackstenius has had on the WSL title race. We also discuss the positives of Brazil hosting a Women's World Cup!

Aileen brings a delightful combo of spooky and history in this tragic tale of the Mary Celeste, the Ghost Ship. In the 19th century a ship is found floating like a ghost. What happened on board? Have you heard of this old, maritime ghost story? Let us know what you guys think. Follow us on instagram @murdermysterymacandcheese email us at mncpod@gma…

In this special episode, we hear from Professor Sian Ellard who, like Andrew and Maggie, started in Exeter in 1995. Sian set up the Exeter molecular genetics laboratory from scratch. Through Sian’s leadership, this laboratory became world leading for both research and NHS diagnostic testing.By Andrew Hattersley and Maggie Shepherd

Emma, Maj, Dale & Eric are here to discuss semi finals (of both the A-League Women & UEFA Champions League variety), the All Stars coach selection process, Harper Gorry "declaring" for Sweden, and plenty more!

Aileen comes to you with an anger-inducing true crime case that starts with a brutal murder, and ends with more than four false confessions. It brings up the topic of interrogation tactics, and false confessions themselves. Of course the most important person in this case is Michelle Moore-Bosko, the woman who lost her life. However, it is importan…

(TW: eating disorders) Among other things, we discuss the 2026 Asian Cup bid, the Dub semi finals, suboptimal Julie Dolan Medal arrangements, and eating disorders in sport. Emma outlines the correct way to make Taylor Swift references, Maj is delighted to see Queensland woso nuptials, Dale praises government spending, and Eric praises ... his emplo…

This episode takes on a different topic, told by Kat. You've heard of Bloody Mary, and using a Ouija Board, but have you heard of these three games? First we talk about the Three Kings Ritual, then we talk about a horrifying Japanese game called Hitori Kakurenbo, and finish out with a driving ritual meant to grant any wish called the 11 Mile Game. …

In this episode, Maggie and Andrew talk to Imran Bashir about the difficult journey he and his family have been on since his daughter was born without a pancreas. They also hear from star scientist Dr Elisa De Franco about the long and challenging scientific journey to solve the genetic mystery of why her pancreas did not develop.…

Last weekend was a reminder of why we love the Dub so much! Emma, Dale, Maj & Eric talk about both A-League Women Elimination Finals, as well as the Matildas' win over Mexico. After we express our displeasure about Dub semi finals being part of double headers, we move on to creative ideas for cross-promotion, the FA Cup semi finals, a stadium next …

We complete our 3 part series on the infamous six queens that were married to the worst dude ever. This series concludes with the tragic tale of Katherine Howard, told by Rachel, and the survivor Catherine Parr, by Kat. So sorry for the bad quality audio on some parts, and the voices in the background of some. Kat hasn't found a quality podcasting …

Emma has strong feelings about the struggle to accommodate new women & girls in community football, Dale expresses his dislike for a score graphic, Eric provides a partial explanation of the Euro 2025 qualification process, and Maj comes up with a nickname for the Australia U-23 team!

We come to you with part two of the infamous six wives in English history, featuring both Rachel and Kat's babies. Hate Henry the Eighth hours continues with Rachel's tale of Jane Seymour, and Aileen's tale of Anne of Cleves. We don't often hear much about the middle queens, so we wanted to make sure their stories were also told. Obviously Henry di…

In this episode, Maggie and Andrew talk to Dr Elisa De Franco, the Exeter based genetic scientist whose research has discovered more genetic causes of diabetes than anyone else in the world.By Andrew Hattersley and Maggie Shepherd

We do our best to cover the chaos of the Dub’s final round! Emma takes delight in Arsenal’s Conti Cup triumph and Eric is happy for Newcastle’s newest goalkeeper. Meanwhile, Dale and Maj present ideas that will make VAR more entertaining.

This week is the start of a 3 part saga of the infamous six wives of Henry the Eighth. Kat and Aileen doubled up this week to tackle the first two queens, Catherine of Aragon, and Anne Boleyn. Yes, this week is long! But we want to do these ladies justice for Women's History Month. With a couple of special appearances from Kat and Rachel's babies s…

Emma, Maj, Dale & Eric team up to discuss the Olympics group stage draw, the Arsenal v A-League Women All Stars game, and the ongoing worries about Canberra United's future. We're glad that Maj enjoyed her pizza at the Brisbane City game!

Have you ever heard of the infamous AxMan of New Orleans? Among all of New Orleans's history, famous names have cropped up through time, including the unsolved case of the AxMan. Brought to you by Kat, we discuss this unsolved mystery from decades past, recounting the brutal attacks he committed through the city. To this day, no one truly knows the…

In this special episode Andrew Hattersley talks with co-presenter Maggie Shepherd to identify what led to her joining the Exeter team in 1995 and ending up becoming the leading nurse for monogenic diabetes with a role combining clinical care, research and educationBy Andrew Hattersley and Maggie Shepherd

Emma, Dale, Maj & Eric discuss the recommendation that Australia host the 2026 Women's Asian Cup, the latest A-League Women action, and the prospect of annual Under-17 World Cups (yikes).

We heard of Chris Watts, but have you heard of Fotis Dulos, whose wife Jennifer disappeared under mysterious circumstances? Aileen brings this mysterious tale from Connecticut that happened in recent memory. She details Jennifer's disappearance, and the aftermath, as well as some updates from this year. Where is Jennifer? Will there ever be true cl…

Our fab four lament the uncertainty surrounding Canberra United and unsafe playing conditions. Emma has Distance Derby takes, Maj has another interstate trip planned, Eric has a lot of tweets to read out and Dale has a great idea for a pod title!

We kick season 2 off with a bang....or a blaze. We're trying this episode again after technical difficulties last week. With new host Rachel joining Kat and Aileen, they discuss the many reasons why The Station Nightclub was razed to the ground in 2003. Have you heard of this true crime case? Who exactly took the blame? Why did so many people have …

In this episode, Maggie and Andrew start by talking to Carsyn Underwood and her mums Karla and Donna about Carsyn’s diagnosis of neonatal diabetes and how she got the right treatment very early and had an the excellent outcome as a result,. They go on to talk to Professor Tim McDonald, a top NHS laboratory scientist, who has been researching into h…

Emma, Dale, Maj & Eric discuss a heroic Young Matildas performance in the snow and a chaotic Sydney Derby. They also show great concern for the 13 year old at Gotham FC. Our fab four then get sidetracked and talk about the giant hat Marc Skinner wore when he coached Orlando Pride. PS: Maj & Eric are still angry at Bárbara for encroaching during the…

Well, this was supposed to be our second episode, but due to some really annoying technical difficulties, we bring you this spooky tale from Mansfield, Ohio. This is an Aileen-centric story, and she shares the beginnings, the murders, the hauntings, and more about the Ohio State Reformatory. This prison was where Shawshank Redemption was filmed, bu…

Maj, Emma, Dale & Eric cover Michelle Heyman's brillance, a lack of Matildas keeper jerseys, Mexico's glorious win over the USA and more!

In this episode, Maggie and Andrew talk to Dr Pam Bowman, the doctor scientist, whose research has greatly advanced our understanding of neonatal diabetes. Pam showed treatment with sulphonylurea tablets control the glucose excellently in the long term and she transformed our understanding of how thinking, and development are altered by the change …

In this week’s B90 pod, Emma helps out before leaving midway through to join a Matildas press conference. Dale makes several good points about the benefits of cross-code promotion in women’s sport, and Eric has some recommended reading for the listeners.

Emma, Dale & Eric discuss Melissa Barbieri's many talents, Sydney’s navigational woes and the prospect of blue cards in football. There's also plenty of joy at Michelle Heyman & Chloe Logarzo being recalled to the Matildas squad!

In this episode Maggie and Andrew talk to Dame Frances Ashcroft the remarkable Oxford scientist who has dedicated her life to understanding the key role of potassium channel in insulin secretion by the pancreatic beta-cell. Her work was crucial both before and after the Exeter genetic discovery in neonatal diabetes…