Daniel and Kelly answer listener questions about how we measure and define intelligence, hypotheses for why it arises, and why flies are so dumb. 

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Daniel and Kelly explore the nature of of matter and whether we can crack it open without spending billions on bigger colliders

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Daniel and Kelly answer questions about space within the atom, picky parasites, and speed-of-light particles.

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Daniel and Kelly talk to Dr. John Hutchinson about how large animals move. 

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Daniel and Kelly talk about what energy is, how it flows, and whether it has to come from anywhere!

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Daniel and Kelly chat with Dr. Scott Solomon about how we measure evolution, and whether or not humans are still evolving. 

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Kelly talks to Dr. Michael Yassa about how memories are formed, comparing brains to computers, brain-computer interfaces, and more! 

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Daniel and Kelly try to organize their thoughts about the disorderly topic of entropy.

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Daniel and Kelly talk to Rebecca Tuhus-Dubrow, author of "Atomic Dreams", a new book that tracks the complex relationship between environmentalism and nuclear power.

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Daniel and Kelly talk about how nuclear reactors work and explore the new techologies that try to limit the risks.

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