This one digs into daylight saving time, the confusion and health fallout around it, and the strange history of how we keep time.
From global views on clocks to natural rhythms versus artificial schedules, they look at how geography shaped civilisation and infrastructure, especially under colonialism, and how nomadic life never needed permanent buildings.
Then it moves to timekeeping devices, old world craftsmanship against modern design, and a closing reflection on where beauty and aesthetics are headed in a fast changing world.