It's time for Part 1 of the Season 3 Finale! Maggie and Brynna are taking on three BAs this week and next who changed the face of math, science, and the Space Race.

Cover your butts, y'all! This is a long one, but how could we NOT spend a lot of time talking about a BA who really did know probably everything there was to know about paleontology, parasitology, microscopy, anatomy, and more?

This week, Maggie and Brynna get into an inventor. Inventors are hard because they do a lot of stuff but aren't always good at writing it down. Find out what our BA invented that made him somewhat infamous at the time, and certainly famous now.

It's time for another BS episode! As is becoming a theme with our BA episodes, this one is a little twisty. Maggie and Brynna get into the strange and spooky details of the life and science of a guy who has a reputation as a mad scientist, but maybe that's just BS.

Maggie and Brynna are back from a quick Spring Break with a sparkling episode on a fascinating astronomer who gave us the yardstick to measure the universe.

Maggie and Brynna get into some chemistry this week with a BA who designed one of the most prescribed drugs of all time.

This week Maggie and Brynna discuss a listener-submitted BA who gave every appearance of being a lowly lab tech, but was in fact a gifted surgical technician and an all-around awesome human being.

It's time for a brawl! In this GIANT episode, Maggie and Brynna take on one of the best-known feuds in all of science. This "electrifying" tale of two (or maybe three!) brilliant men didn't go the direction we expected, but the journey was fascinating.

We've got math this week! Maggie and Brynna talk about a guy who made some aggressively bad choices in his life, but still managed to be a ground-breaker in terms of the legacy he left to math.

Ok this episode is super long. We did our very best to keep it reasonable, but our BA this week just cannot be contained in under 2 hours, thanks to the INSANE amount of info out there. We blame our BA for writing her own autobiography. This BA did enough for 10 lifetimes, and she wrote about all of it. It was fascinating and overwhelming. Enjoy!