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12 June, 2019 – Episode 725 – Are We Kidding About Science?
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05 June, 2019 – Episode 724 – Mind the Gap, Science!
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29 May, 2019 – Episode 723 – The Surprising Science of Sex
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22 May, 2019 – Episode 722 – What Can We Learn from History?
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15 May, 2019 – Episode 721 – Understanding Antarctic Ice
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08 May, 2019 – Episode 720 – How to Stop the Extinctions
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01 May, 2019 – Episode 719 – What Makes A Superhero?
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Broadcasts
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12 June, 2019 – Episode 725 – Are We Kidding About Science?
Worm Behavior, Ancestor Cells, Mass in the Moon, Smart Bees, Elephant Nose, Twins No More, Making Universal Blood, Artery Hardening, Feather Lice Lives, Research Ban, Contagious Yawning, Sleep Schedules, And... -
05 June, 2019 – Episode 724 – Mind the Gap, Science!
Baby Planets!, Here Kitty!, Curious Viruses, Interview w/ Dr. Matthew Stanley on Einstein, Mole Rats Feel No Pain, Science Sponges, Elephant Footprints, Blood Guts And Autism, Lost Tribe Teeth, You... -
29 May, 2019 – Episode 723 – The Surprising Science of Sex
Interview w/ Dr. Melissa Wilson, Dirt That Helps, Fingering Variation, Coral Acid Trip, Food For Sex, Fish Skins!, More Planets, Not Neptune, Cracking Tortoises, Neander News, And Much More…
Science Videos
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Life Sciences – Episode 692
Watch the most recent episode of This Week in Science with Dr. Kiki and Justin! -
TWIS Short – Blair’s Sperm Update – 7/31/2014
Two awesome stories about sperm from This Week in Science, as reported by Blair Bazdarich (@blairsmenagerie): Sphincter invading killer nematode sperm AND cooperatively clumping sperm of deer mice. Seriously. Watch the report: -
TWIS Short #2 – Neurogaming
The future is here, and it is full of games that you play with your brain. Learn more about the growing tech trend called neurogaming with Dr. Kiki... -
TWIS Short #1 – Plant Memory
Blair Bazdarich explores the world of Mimosa pudica plants at the Exploratorium in San Francisco and a new study that suggests plants can learn and remember. -
Spawn of the Supernovae, World Robot Domination, And G-Spot Science
Episode 367 of This Week in Science broadcast live from the TWiT Network on 26 April 2012. Discussion topics include: Supernovas Spawn Life, Unexpected Reservoir, Meerkat Losers Win, Bee Like Brains, The G-Spot, Treating Autism, Mad Cow Cure, World Robot Domination, Belief Vs. Analytics, And Much More… -
Getting Handy, The Rock Hyrax Sings, And Chilly Science
Episode 366 of This Week in Science broadcast live from the TWiT Network on 19 April 2012. Discussion topics include: Evolving XNA, Moving A Hand, Blair’s Animal Corner, No Bird Magnets, Cooler Heads Prevail, Predicting Your Future, Livers Need Love, DIY Drugstores, Remembering Lines, And Much More… -
Frogs That Workout, Sexy Animal Science, And Astronomy’s Time Machine
Episode 365 of This Week in Science broadcast live from the TWiT Network on 12 April 2012. Discussion topics include: Fit Frogs, A Gene For Niceness, The Neurotic IQ, Animal Sex, Patented Plants, Tracking Toxo, Social Immunity, And Much More… -
Feathered Dinosaurs, Whale Barf Science, And Chris Mooney’s Political Brain
Episode 364 of This Week in Science broadcast live from the TWiT Network on 5 April 2012. Discussion topics include: Feathered Dinos, Red Wine Diet, Female Objects, Seas A-risin, Sweet Whale Barf, Blair’s Animal Corner, Interview With Chris Mooney Re: The Republican Brain, And Much More…