No Such Thing As Boring

By: Craig and Eden
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  • A monthly podcast tackling the most boring topics in science and making them interesting for you. From the brains of writer Eden Robins and scientist Craig McClain.
    @copyright 2021
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Biological Sciences Nature & Ecology
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  • 7: The AMOC Is Not Boring

    7: The AMOC Is Not Boring
    Dec 17 2021

    Sorry to leave you hanging last month, but we've got one final episode to round out the first season of No Such Thing As Boring!

    The AMOC - it's an acronym that stands for "how the ocean moves around the world," but is it interesting? 

    Tweet us http://twitter.com/notboringpod and let us know if we convinced you that the AMOC isn't boring!
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    41 mins
  • 6: Siliceous Ooze Is Not Boring

    6: Siliceous Ooze Is Not Boring
    Oct 15 2021

    As an actual deep-sea biologist, Craig is a bit of a ringer in this episode, but Eden holds her own with a vast wealth of last-minute Wikipedia knowledge. Siliceous ooze may be a fancy name for deep-sea mud, but don't be fooled by its humble, drab appearance!

    Tweet us http://twitter.com/notboringpod and let us know if we convinced you that siliceous ooze isn't boring!
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    44 mins
  • 5: Clouds Are Not Boring

    5: Clouds Are Not Boring
    Sep 15 2021

    Craig insists that clouds are pretentious, but Eden thinks they might be more, shall we say, down to earth. More than something to gaze at dreamily from your checkered picnic blanket, clouds have a lot going on, and are definitely not boring. Or pretentious, Craig.

    Tweet us http://twitter.com/notboringpod and let us know if we convinced you that clouds aren't boring!
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    46 mins

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