If You Give a Shark a Cookie…
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20 of 1,624 episodesProgramming the Body to Fight Cancer
There is some recent research that’s testing out cancer treatments that can utilize the power of our immune systems to attack cancer cells....
Jealousy Vs. Envy
Everybody experiences feelings of the old green-eyed monster now and again, but for such a common mental state, there’s a surprising lack of...
The Researchers Translating Whale Language
Understanding animal communication has always seemed out of reach, but as technology advances, it might be more possible than ever before. P...
The Machine That Lets Us Look At Dark Energy
The universe is expanding and the people of Earth want to know more! The Nancy Grace Roman Telescope is set to launch sometime in 2026 which...
Cocaine is in Our Waterways. How are Animals Responding?
In this episode, host Dr. Samantha Yammine is asking a hard-hitting question: why are scientists giving salmon cocaine? Well, it turns out t...
Science Needs Creativity
Science and art have always intersected but are still thought of as separate and opposing disciplines. This week, to talk about how the two...
Copy, Paste, Clone: What it Takes to Bring Back the Past
For a subject that won the Nobel Prize in 2012 and could be considered a scientific miracle, we surprisingly don’t hear a lot about cloning...
What Out-of-Body Experiences Reveal About Consciousness
It might sound like a sci-fi concept, but out-of-body experiences are surprisingly common, affecting up to 20% of the population. To explore...
Hantavirus Outbreak: Separating Fact from Fear
All you late night caffeine drinkers, it turns out that habit might be making you more impulsive. And with all the news of the hantavirus ou...
Why Are People Getting Poop Transplants?
It might sound like a wacky treatment, but recently, the fecal microbiota transplant has emerged as an effective way to help reshape our gut...
How Violent Video Games Shape Perception
The debate about video games and mental health has been happening for decades and sometimes it can be hard to cut through the noise. This ep...
AI in Healthcare Isn’t What You Think
Artificial Intelligence has seemingly taken over every industry and headline in the past year, making it hard to keep up with advances in th...
How Much Socializing Do You Really Need?
Recent studies based on raccoons ability to solve puzzles taught researchers a lot about a raccoon’s desire to learn their environment. Dr....
Ending Animal Testing: Realistic or Not?
Scientific testing on animals has existed for hundreds of years and is considered a controversial element of how modern research is done. To...
The Analog Movement
As reliance on digital technology increases, there are plenty of people who are rejecting their screens and moving back to physical devices...
Inside the High-Tech Hunt for Dinosaur Bones
These days, discovering a new species of dinosaur looks a lot different than it does in the movies. Technology enables paleontologists to se...
Medicinal Psychedelics: Hype or Health?
The brain is a complex and adaptable organ; one that can be transformed by a multitude of external factors. This episode, Dr. Samantha Yammi...
Magic Mushrooms Help Trees Gossip
The trees are talking about us… but not the way you think. Almost thirty years ago, Dr. Suzanne Simard discovered a vast network of fungal t...
Online BS Fools Everyone, Even Experts
It’s hard to imagine just how much misinformation lives online and it turns out that people are only able to identify it a fraction of the t...