On their second to last episode of the first season, Ana and Melanie talk about human genes: what they are, what they mean for our health, and most importantly how they can make it so some people smell their pee after eating asparagus or smell ants while walking on the sidewalk, and some people don't. <a rel="payment" href="https://cash.app/$scienceoverdrinks">Support the show</a>

On their second to last episode of the first season, Ana and Melanie talk about human genes: what they are, what they mean for our health, and most importantly how they can make it so some people smell their pee after eating asparagus or smell ants while walking on the sidewalk, and some people don't. Support the show

On their second to last episode of the first season, Ana and Melanie talk about human genes: what they are, what they mean for our health, and most importantly how they can make it so some people smell their pee after eating asparagus or smell ants while walking on the sidewalk, and some people don't.&nbsp;<a href="https://cash.app/$scienceoverdrinks" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

Cheers to Good Genes (and Not The Denim Kind)

Co-hosts and scientists Melanie Flores and Ana Silverstein unpack the seemingly complex world of science through humor, heated discussion, and a little bit of alcohol. Join them each episode as they cover a range of scientific topics, from how the immune system fights disease to surviving the apocalypse.

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Cheers to Good Genes (and Not The Denim Kind)

Cheers to Good Genes (and Not The Denim Kind)