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Scientists can get a little freaky when the lab coats come off and the real hard work of gathering empirical evidence regarding sex and sexuality begins. Who knew science could be so sexy?
Today Brian Sweeney joins us to take a look at some of the most memorable, wildest and hilarious scientific studies that we’ve reported on our show.
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It’s no secret that LGBT folks have had a profound influence on the arts but they’ve also had a tremendous effect on scientific discovery even though they often had to hide who they were.
Today, we are joined by science journalist Vincent Gabrielle to explore the lives of extraordinary LGBT scientists who changed the world.
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Scientists can get a little freaky when the lab coats come off and the real hard work of gathering empirical evidence regarding sex and sexuality begins. Who knew science could be so sexy?
Today Brian Sweeney joins us to take a look at some of the most memorable, wildest and hilarious scientific studies that we’ve reported on our show.
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You only have to look at ancient art and writings to know that among human beings, same-sex attraction has existed across time and cultures. But in our culture, studying homosexuality comes with a lot of baggage so it’s difficult making sense of why so many of us are gay.
oday, scientist Vince Gabrielle joins us to take a look at the sexy science of homosexuality
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It’s no secret that LGBT folks have had a profound influence on the arts but they’ve also had a tremendous effect on scientific discovery even though they often had to hide who they were.
Today, we are joined by science journalist Vincent Gabrielle to explore the lives of extraordinary LGBT scientists who changed the world.
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Farts may be silent, but they are far from deadly. According to a new study, farts may serve a greater function, helping the body prevent heart attacks, strokes, dementia and even cancer. No joke.
Today, we pull what fingers our guest Tommy Holl has left as we take a look at the health benefits of farts, and lots more.
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Listen as Bobak Ferdowsi and Adam Steltzner are interviewed about their jobs at NASA, their hair styles, and then play “Not My Job.”
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Let’s face it, people have been getting their groove on in many colorful ways since the dawn of time, and even animals do a lot of what we’re doing in the bedroom out in the open.
Today we take a look at the evolutionary advantages of kissing, moaning, boobs, blow jobs, same-sex and anal sex have in keeping people and their communities healthy.
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Man do I identify with these guys. You wouldn’t believe how ugly and mean people can be when you look a certain way but don’t match their expectations of an ethnic and cultural background. James […]
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Bill Nye’s reaction is priceless. While talking about newly discovered volcanoes on the far side of the moon, the anchor asks if the discovery disproves climate change. ROFL!! Bill Nye slowly but surely reassures the […]