How Real is that Science?

By: Nicole and Natalie
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  • Do we only use 10% of our brains? Can you actually kill a virus? How accurate are the techniques on C.S.I.? Join science enthusiasts Natalie and Nicole as they take apart common scientific myths and explain the truth behind some of the most prominent pseudo-scientific concepts.
    Nicole and Natalie
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Episodes
  • How Real are Vampires?

    How Real are Vampires?
    Oct 31 2021

    Good evening! For Halloween this year our hosts have a very spooky episode for you to sink your teeth into. Join Natalie and Nicole as they discuss sexy vampires, iconic horror movies, and their ideas for a new vampire movie. And trust us, they only drink wine.

    Music by Adam Schoenbachler @Sch00bie on twitter
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    27 mins
  • How Real are Urban Legends?

    How Real are Urban Legends?
    Oct 6 2021

    This week we’re taking a look at why some scientists study urban legends. Tune in to hear whether alligators could actually lurk in our city sewer systems and how likely it is for candy mixed with soda to explode. And importantly, what happens when urban legends get produced by poorly conducted scientific research?

    Music by Adam Schoenbachler @Sch00bie on twitter
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    27 mins
  • How Real is Jurassic Park?

    How Real is Jurassic Park?
    Sep 22 2021

    Can we really bring back extinct animals? This week join Natalie and Nicole as they discuss dinosaur feathers, the evolutionary link between dinosaurs and birds, and how scientists may use genetic engineering to bring species back...from the dead.

    Music by Adam Schoenbachler @Sch00bie on twitter
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    28 mins

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