Episodes: 156
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
YouTube: 345 subscribers
Instagram: 3.2k followers
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Trace Dominguez - Science communicator, writer, co-host, and producer focused on making complex subjects accessible and entertaining.
Julian Huguet - Science communicator, writer, co-host, and producer who explores research-driven answers to unusual questions.
Ellen Weatherford - Scientific Classifications Of Dragons, Realistic Mermaids, And Mirror-universe Thought Experiments.
The Search for Love and Other Rare Things
September 17, 2026
The universe is chock-full of things that are hard to find, but figuring out which one deserves the title of “rarest” turns out to be surprisingly complicated. Are we talking about elements that exist for only a fleeting moment before decaying away? Cosmic oddities that appear only under the most extreme conditions? Or something a little more tangible? This week, Trace and Julian follow the twists and turns of a deceptively simple question and discover that rarity depends a lot on how you def...
Horror of Human Limb Regrowth
September 10, 2026
Nature has handed out some wildly uneven perks. While certain animals can regrow entire limbs, humans are limited to patch jobs. Julian and Trace dig into what it would actually take to rebuild an arm or leg from scratch, from the cellular machinery needed to kick-start regeneration to the staggering calorie bill your body would have to pay along the way. Building a replacement limb would mean your body would have to manufacture bones, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and skin on an industrial...
Too Much Mucus, Not Enough Face
September 03, 2026
If you’ve ever been sick and wondered how a seemingly endless supply of mucus can fit inside your face, you’re not alone. This week, Trace and Julian investigate where all that snot actually comes from, explore the surprisingly strange evolutionary history of mucus, and discover how your sinuses can produce so much crud despite being smaller than you’d think. Naturally, Trace uncovers one of the most delightfully bizarre studies we’ve ever discussed on the show that may or may not involve hum...
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