Bee Curious Podcast

Bee Curious Podcast

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Bee Curious Podcast episodes

  • What If You Had Dials To Control The Worlds Emotions? | What Should We Change?

    00:00 - Let’s imagine we have magical emotional dials to affect everyone on earth

    00:32 - Would you make the emotional state of the world more or less like yourself?

    02:42 - How does having an identical twin sister change your view on others emotions?

    05:58 - A nurture vs. nature debate about where emotions come from

    07:36 - If all humans had the same emotional temperatures would that eliminate class discrimination?

    09:59 - What’s the best way to optimize your emotional behavior?

    10:40 - If you had a magic dial would you make all the humans on earth more altruistic?

    11:04 - What is a monkey capable of doing for a banana?

    11:38 - If you had a magic dial would you dial up or down the overall risk profile for the world?

    13:37 - If you had a magic dial would you turn up or down the disgust dial?

    15:18 - If you had a magic dial would you dial up or down the surprise dial?

    18:45 - If you had a magic dial would you dial up or down the anger dial?

    22:42 - Can you have rock’n roll in a world without anger?

    24:31 - Do you think fear of making others angry is a good motivator?

    25:09 - If you had a magic dial would you dial up or down the sadness dial?

    28:30 - If we lower the sadness dial would we also have less art?

    33:28 - If you had a magic dial would you dial up or down the happiness dial?

    39:09 - If you had a magic dial would you dial up or down a fear dial?

    39:39 - How fear can be used to help you achieve your career goals

    40:09 - How has fear helped you in your career?

    42:13 - Story of how focus helps a firefighter conquer his fear of heights

    45:40 - Fear vs. Anxiety - What’s the difference?

    49:39 - What are your favorite emotions?

    52:49 - If we dial up the creativity in society without also adding more creative outlets will it cause problems?

    58 min
  • Quadriplegic Race Car Driver's Inspiring Passion For Speed
    • 00:00 - The inspirational story of James Jaramillo
    • 00:36 - Do you think race cars could really stick to the ceiling?
    • 01:25 - What is the difference between quadriplegic and paraplegic?
    • 03:52 - James Jaramillo’s dirt bike accident story
    • 15:23 - The psychology of learning to be ok with tough situations
    • 16:35 - How has becoming quadriplegic affected your breathing?
    • 17:04 - How has becoming quadriplegic affected your hand movements?
    • 17:45 - How do you come to see new positive opportunities from your situation?
    • 20:15 - How does handicap driving without leg movement work?
    • 24:39 - Have you been in more crashes since “the big” crash?
    • 25:24 - What kind of car and course are you racing in now?
    • 27:46 - When you race cars, what is different about your situation?
    • 29:31 - What’s motivating you to keep racing in this extreme sport?
    • 31:23 - 10 mind-blowing facts about race cars
    • 32:28 - How do you get mud splatters off your goggles?
    • 33:57 - Does your vehicle have a roll cage and is the seat belt the same?
    • 35:37 - Can you share some cool racing stories?
    • 36:50 - When you see yourself racing in 10 years, how do you think things will be different?
    • 38:05 - Is it hard to find time to race in your life?
    • 39:12 - Do you want to add a sick AI computer system to your car?
    • 41:58 - How does your blood pressure suit work?
    • 42:38 - Do you practice G-force training?
    • 43:02 - How high off the ground have you been from a jump?
    • 43:15 - How loud is the engine, 1-10?
    • 43:32 - James’ story
    • 45:06 - Is it common to have a motor blowout mid-race?
    • 45:47 - Can you tell us some cool race jargon?
    • 47:39 - How does tire pressure affect tire grooving?
    • 49:51 - Do you like the sound of impact guns and other ASMR engine sounds?
    • 50:49 - James telling a story about how someone else was inspired by him
    • 54 min
    • Fitness Coaching for Horse Costumes

      02:49 - Charlie Horse & Usain Colt become world’s fittest pantomime horse team

      06:11 - Tips a fitness trainer can use to assess a client’s personality

      07:05 - How to train different muscle groups properly

      08:16 - How to design a personalized workout routine

      10:00 - Horse jokes and puns

      10:46 - Are horses flexible?

      11:44 - Do epsom salts work?

      12:41 - How to design a personalized workout routine?

      14:01 - When should I do cardio?

      16:42 - Pavlovs horse

      18:10 - Hilarious stories of fitness instructors heroic instincts gone wrong

      25:37 - What to wear at the gym

      27:01 - Tips for succeeding as a school mascot performer

      27:20 - Would you recommend 2 pairs of underpants?

      29:35 - Tips and stories for those who want to know what it’s like in a costume

      31:59 - How to have fun working out?

      34:39 - Do ice baths help with sore muscles?

      38:07 - How to aproach girls at the gym, from a females perspective

      39:32 - Nicholas Cage AirPods incident

      41:18 - Best way to admit mistakes to my trainer

      43:19 - If you are going to eat something unhealthy is it better in the morning or at night?

      44:10 - Vegetarian bodybuilders, is the hype real?

      45:24 - Is fruit flavored candy healthier than regular candy?

      47:12 - Are bulking & cutting phases necessary?

      48:03 - What about muscle memory, is that real?

      49:11 - Breaking down stretching for beginners

      50:04 - Where to put your hands when you are the back half of a pantomime horse

      51:24 - Cautionary story about a hand infection from dirty equipment


      54 min
    • Fusion Powered Clown Car 10 Years Away? A Neutron Experimentalist Explains

      03:25 - What is a fusion reaction?

      06:35 - Can we make any element, even gold with a fusion reactor?

      08:37 - What’s the difference between fusion and fission?

      09:54 - How is it that fusion and fission both make energy?

      10:34 - Why is Jupiter often called “a failed sun”?

      10:58 - Why is carbon bad for the environment?

      12:53 - What kind of exhaust comes from a fusion reactor?

      13:21 - Are both fusion and fission considered nuclear power?

      13:32 - Why is fusion safer than fission?

      15:28 - How dangerous would a fusion-powered clown car accident be?

      16:06 - Plasma, gas & compressions

      17:59 - How fast can a fusion-powered car go?

      20:33 - Clown size and clown car math

      22:26 - When can we get more energy out than we put in?

      23:11 - Comparing clowns’ behavior to neutron behavior

      23:52 - How massive would a ball of solid neutrons be?

      25:26 - What would happen if you held a tiny neutron star in your hand?

      26:02 - How much fuel would it need?

      26:43 - Would this car require an international effort?

      27:23 - When would you expect this car to be delivered?

      29:09 - How long can a fusion reaction power the car?

      30:00 - How much will this fission powered car cost?

      31:12 - Is fusion still the answer if fission is becoming safer?

      32:35 - What kind of materials make up a fission reactor?

      32:59 - Why do some materials dissipate heat better than others?

      34:29 - World record for fitting clowns inside a car

      34:48 - How small can you envision a fusion reactor being in the future?

      37:13 - Do you think humans make it another million years as a species?

      37:27 - Dark matter chit-chat

      38:37 - At your neutron facility, are you worried about stray neutrons hurting you?

      39:27 - Rank your favorite subatomic particles

      44 min
    • World's Most Awkward Greeting | Lessons From Traveling, Anthropology & Others’ Mistakes

      00:36 - How cute is it that dogs shaking hands?

      01:24 - Biological differences when greeting dogs with touch

      02:09 - Is a cute dog nuzzle a greeting?

      02:31 - Dog psychology of nose-to-nose touching

      03:03 - The “probing handshake” was ranked as the worst handshake.

      04:55 - Do you use the handshake emoji?

      06:22 - Thoughts on the secret hand-off handshake

      07:12 - Why do humans even do handshakes?

      08:25 - Are handshakes for transferring social-chemical signals?

      11:08 - Do a person’s sins transfer through handshakes?

      12:00 - Is the Pledge of Allegiance a greeting?

      13:16 - How do you define a good handshake and a bad one?

      13:40 - Have you had any experiences with greetings that were miscommunicated?

      14:56 - What was your favorite greeting?

      16:08 - Thoughts on the finger guns greeting?

      17:05 - What do you think about a firm handshake?

      18:19 - Variants of the alpha handshake

      20:57 - What do you think of taking the handshakes out of sports?

      22:16 - Preferred socially-distanced greeting?

      25:03 - Do you have any multiple-step handshakes?

      26:27 - What about the hand hug?

      29:22 - Psychic palm reading?

      31:25 - Have you ever done a secret handshake to get into a club?

      34:31 - Proper assessment of handshake greetings

      36:23 - Prolonged eye contact - fight or kiss

      37:16 - Smiling facts from Catie

      40:06 - Final question: What is the world’s most awkward handshake?

      43 min
    • Brainstorming How The Brain Named Itself | David Eagleman's Livewired Book

      00:34 - How would you explain the concept of a “livewired” brain?

      01:54 - History behind the phrase “fly by the seat of your pants”

      03:37 - How can a monkey incorporate a rake into its sense of self?

      04:35 - Why would reverting to a fully plastic brain be a bad thing?

      05:51 - Difference between working and cognitive memory

      06:32 - How are older memories “burned in deeper”?

      07:20 - What is David Eagleman’s theory about why we dream?

      08:44 - How does social babbling influence us?

      10:46 - What is changing in the bilingual brain?

      11:51 - How do learning speeds differ between generations?

      14:30 - Potato Head model of cognition

      15:57 - David Eagleman’s Neosensory Buzz wristband story

      16:29 - How does a pattern become qualia?

      18:44 - What I wished I had asked David Eagleman

      20:13 - Are beans the answer to America’s health problems?

      20:56 - What is acetylcholine’s role in memory formation?

      22:13 - Do you lose one skill when you gain another?

      23:11 - How do you divvy up praise?

      24:11 - Experiences with synesthesia

      26:10 - Have you ever livewired yourself out of a funk?

      28:34 - How does isolation affect our livewired brains?

      29:11 - Why does the brain tune out constant patterns?

      30:37 - Could the body learn an algorithmically compressed data signal?

      32:38 - What would happen to the brain if someone lost the ability to dream?

      33:46 - Was dreaming necessary for the brain to name itself?

      34:05 - Evolutionary benefit of being aware of one’s own consciousness

      35:21 - Do you have a voice inside your head?

      36:57 - How the brain interprets in-group vs. out-group empathy

      38:39 - “World traveler” metaphor for learning

      39:48 - “Location of the economy” metaphor

      41:10 - How are competing Twitter topics similar to competing thoughts?

      42:24 - What would a conscious Earth say to a conscious Mars right now?

      44:46 - Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought deeply about your reflection?

      45:53 - How are you planning to keep your brain plastic as you age?

      47:51 - Dylan’s feet experience a more optimal environment

      50:01 - How did the brain name itself?


      54 min

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