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Let’s talk about people who look remarkably similar. For example: Bryan Cranston and Mr. Kerr (Don’t tell Chas we’re matching him up with Breaking Bad’s
A wacky science and history podcast
A wacky science and history podcast
Let’s talk about people who look remarkably similar. For example: Bryan Cranston and Mr. Kerr (Don’t tell Chas we’re matching him up with Breaking Bad’s
In 1964 researchers discovered the sharp beaked ground finch aka the vampire finch. FOR REAL!!! These finches have adapted to long hot dry seasons by
Trace here: I’ve got one arm trapped under a grumpy old-man-cat named Jack. Jack does not care about science or glowing glass or the fact
Look grammar police, it’s octopuses and we don’t have to like it, BUT you are going to love learning that just like humans, octopuses do
Grab a snack and listen to how sneaky research was done on hungry people. It’s devious and a great example of how being hungry influences
Itchy fish scratching wherever they can! Even on the nubby sides of SHARKS!! Need to know more about those other episodes we mentioned? Episode 93:
That’s right! We’re back with a little more NSFW (Not Safe For Work)! We had so much fun doing Episode #222 After Dark that we
We’re digging deep into right brain / left brain communication! But metaphorically, not like…with a spoon. Want to get really into the weeds on this
Brach’s has done it again with the flavors you’d savor at a tailgate party. There’s hot dog and hamburger candy corn that is…well, if not
If you follow XKCD you know the author, Randall Monroe, applies science to absurd questions. One of those questions had to do with the possibility