Today we discuss several studies investigating the potential for human pheromones.

On today's episode we explore the emotional capabilities of dogs, contrasting historical scientific views that considered them mere machines with current understandings.

Today we focus in on the observed correlation between comedians and mental health challenges like depression and anxiety.

Physicists at Brookhaven National Laboratory have reported the discovery of a novel phase of matter in a magnetic material, aptly named "half ice, half fire,"

On today's episode we outline the potential applications of CRISPR, including solving organ transplant shortages, creating more effective cancer medications, improving climate resilience in crops, enhancing biofuel production, and developing greener bioplastics.

Are people who have green eyes more likely to be funny? What about people with brown eyes, are they more serious than other eye colors?

Today we take a look at the science behind eye colors and if they have any meaning to our personalities.

Everyone knows that someone who is team dog or team cat, right?! In today's episode we comb through articles to see why some people are cat people or dog people, or both.

What kid hasn't done a little Ouija Board playing at a sleepover with their friends?! Today we jump into this game and discuss the science behind it all.

Is Einstein's theory all wrong? If so, what is the latest theory surrounding gravity?

Today we dive deep into all things LHC. We'll talk about fears that the public and some scientist had, to what kind of breakthroughs have been made and what new discoveries could be made. Sit back and enjoy today's episode.