60 episodes
Science Faction Science Faction
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5.0 • 61 Ratings
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Hosted by an Archaeologist, a Stand-Up Comedian, and a rotating Guest Scientist, Science Faction looks at the scientific articles published every week through the filter of cheap dick jokes.
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SF695: The Biggest Mystery in Science
The guys discuss one of the biggest mysteries in science, how being autistic can actually help you in certain ways, and how teachers handled kids with special needs in the 90s.
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SF694:Polynesian Pride!
The guys revisit a not so controversial scientific "controversy", the surprisingly early spread of chocolate, and who should or shouldn't play football.
Re reference an earlier episode on the same topic that you can hear here: https://roberttimothy.podbean.com/e/sf663-a-special-polynesian-science-faction/ -
SF693: Vaccines That Cure All
The guys discuss a vaccine that does more than it intended, a secret history of India finally discovered in the blood of its people, and the biggest "Bro" at MIT.
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SFPatreon142
Due to unforeseen recording delays, we couldn't tape a new episode this week and we wanted to give you a taste of the Patreon with last week's episode.
If you like his episode, you can listen to the Patreon every week at https://www.patreon.com/ScienceFaction -
SF692: The Best Kid's TV Show Ever
The guys discuss dogs that might save your life, an unexpected cause of a common disease, and how to make pets and grandparents compete for your love.
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SF691: Avoid the Orange Vest
The guys talk about how viruses gave us our big brains, how a possible new death clock has been discovered, and why you shouldn't anger a Football coach turned History teacher.
Customer Reviews
Dorks, but I respect them
Dorks, but I respect them
My new binge podcast
Heard you guys on Cult Podcast and followed you here. I’ve been binging for a few days now and I love it. You make me feel weirdly optimistic about the future. And make me snort laugh, so good combo.
Entertaining and informative!!
I’ve been listening to this podcast for years now, and it’s still fresh every time. Having new science articles reviewed weekly and bringing in the occasional current events keeps me coming back, that and the inappropriate jokes of course.