Cool Science Radio

On Cool Science Radio, Dr. Nancy Addy, a dentist and past president of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine joins the show.

On Cool Science Radio, your hosts John Wells and Lynn Ware Peek bring you Josh Fischman, Senior Editor at Scientific American.

On Cool Science Radio, Eric Miller, President, and CEO of Park City-based Avi-on Labs joins Lynn and John.

On Cool Science Radio, Bill Nelson, NASA’s 14th administrator comes on the show.

On Cool Science Radio , Dr. Kate Biberdorf joins the show to talk about her new book, It’s Elemental: The Hidden Chemistry in Everything . From eating breakfast to putting on makeup, to baking and sleeping, chemistry is literally everywhere—and it doesn’t take a Ph.D. in science to understand it.

On Cool Science Radio , Dr. Alex Belser joins the show to discuss psychedelic therapeutics. Belser has been a leader in the psychedelic research community for the last twenty years. His research has focused on investigating psilocybin and MDMA to treat depression, anxiety, substance use, OCD, PTSD, and end-of-life distress. He has done this research through clinical trials at New York University and Yale University. Belser is the Chief Clinical Officer of Cybin, a biotech company focused on

On Cool Science Radio , John and Lynn bring Nathaniel Scharping on the show. Scharping is a feature writer for Discover Magazine and he has just written an article titled When Viruses Heal . He contends that after many years of risky trials and medical advances, a viral cure for cancer could fulfill its promise.

On Cool Science Radio , Earl Foote of Nexus IT joins the show. Foote discusses the increasing national and global cyber-attacks that affect us locally. He also shares some of the tricks and trades of hacker mentality.

On Cool Science Radio , John and Lynn welcome Tanya Lewis, health and medicine editor at Scientific American . Lewis will lead a conversation through some of the crucial updates of Covid-19 variants and the vaccine responses we all need to be aware of.

On Cool Science Radio, Brian Cassil, Director of Communications with Architectural Nexus comes on the show. Cassil's company is building their new headquarters in Salt Lake City. It is the only certified Living Building in Utah. The building will incorporate several regenerative features, including generating more energy than it consumes on an annual basis, rain-water collection, and gray water recycling, which will result in net positive water use.