Episode 66: Worminizer
Graycen and Alison, in their last episode, talk about the Arecibo telescope, a fishy mystery, a pollinator mystery, and crabification.
Read More Episode 66: WorminizerGraycen and Alison, in their last episode, talk about the Arecibo telescope, a fishy mystery, a pollinator mystery, and crabification.
Read More Episode 66: WorminizerGraycen and Alison talk about some Thanksgiving-themed stories, including stories about seed banks, rats, football, and a Thanksgiving NASA disaster.
Read More Episode 65: Here’s Something About ThanksgivingGraycen and Alison talk about some science stories of the week, including stories about window-like wood, moth-like glass, composting human remains, and baby beetles.
Read More Episode 64: Lair On A LogGraycen and Alison talk about some science stories from the past few weeks! This week: mail-in voting, crabs (whoops, we mean crayfish), and wacky tube men.
Read More Episode 63: Crayfish RespectorGraycen and Alison are back to talk about some science stories from the past few weeks. This week they talk about wild bees, space toilets, and scarlet fever.
Read More Episode 62: A Toilet Built to Withstand GodGraycen and Kelsie talk about some science stories from the past few weeks! They’re on Zoom this week, so the audio will sound a little different than usual.
Read More Episode 61: I Love My Large Adult SquidThis week a new host while Alison takes some time off! Graycen and Kelsie talk about some recent science stories in the news.
Read More Episode 60: I didn’t know there was murder!This week Graycen and Alison talk about bricks, urban heat islands, stink chemistry, and parasite conservation.
Read More Episode 59: This Is An Anti-Grasshopper PodcastGraycen and Alison talk about plagues of locusts, frogs, and flies (well, beetles). They also talk about how we describe bodies in literature, and biologists’ problem with Microsoft Excel.
Read More Episode 58: In The Passing LaneGraycen and Alison talk about meat twice, and also Stonehenge. They almost talked about pottery, but it got eaten by technical incompetence.
Read More Episode 57: Mathe-meat-ical Model