50 episodes

Welcome to crisscrossing Science, the podcast in which we answer the science questions that you never thought to ask. Every other week, co-hosts Michael Crosser and Chad Tillberg will share their love of natural science by discussing a topic that they find interesting.

crisscrossing Science Michael Crosser & Chad Tillberg

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    • 4.8 • 16 Ratings

Welcome to crisscrossing Science, the podcast in which we answer the science questions that you never thought to ask. Every other week, co-hosts Michael Crosser and Chad Tillberg will share their love of natural science by discussing a topic that they find interesting.

    Episode 196: The Malaria Vaccine

    Episode 196: The Malaria Vaccine

    Chad tells Mike about the new vaccine to prevent malaria. This has been decades in the making and Chad explains why this was such a difficult vaccine to create.Find us on social media!

    • 31 min
    Episode 195: Pulsars and Bursts...Oh My!!

    Episode 195: Pulsars and Bursts...Oh My!!

    We often think of astronomical events as ephemeral; however, today we are talking about three evanescent events that are making astronomers very excited. Pulsars, gamma ray bursts, and fast radio bursts are all at the forefront of science. So listen and learn more.

    • 31 min
    Episode 194: Replay of Seventeen Year Itch

    Episode 194: Replay of Seventeen Year Itch

    This summer, two different broods of cicadas will be coming of the ground to breed. One brood only mates every 13 years, the other every 17 years. And both cycles happen to match in 2024. So, we are replaying an episode from the last time a large brood of cicadas came up.

    • 32 min
    Episode 193: Discovery of Viruses

    Episode 193: Discovery of Viruses

    Chad tells Mike about how viruses were first discovered, explaining why, once and for all, tobacco is good for mankind.Subscribe to this podcast, wherever the finest podcasts are found.

    • 31 min
    Episode 192: Keystone Species

    Episode 192: Keystone Species

    Chad tells Mike about Keystone Species, the idea that a single creature can have an outsized effect on an area's ecosystem.

    • 31 min
    Episode 191: Re-electile Dysfunction

    Episode 191: Re-electile Dysfunction

    Happy New Year! Since 2024 will involve contentious elections in the United States, the mathematics of voting seems like a perfect topic to consider. Professor of Mathematics Chuck Lundon joined us in the studio to discuss this important topic.

    • 31 min

Customer Reviews

4.8 out of 5
16 Ratings

16 Ratings

Audrey Hepburn the 2nd ,

:) super interesting and helpful podcast

I was impressed with the hosts talent and really enjoyed this latest episode that was very helpful in breaking down the election mathematics!

wjdiwm ,

Can’t listen to all episodes?

I can only see episodes 140 to 159 and scroll down doesn’t load more of the previous episodes. Where can I listen to the previous ones?

podreviewnickname964 ,

Great content...less mansplaining please.

It took over 12 minutes of speaking with the WA state pest pathologist before you asked her about how she got involved and what her role was with the current murder hornet containment program. In general, the content was great and you did eventually let her explain things more. Next time, when you introduce a guest, maybe start with highlighting their expertise and knowledge.

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