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For one last time, we reflect on our time hosting Fang Theory, be our usual silly goofy selves, and visit the Twilight universe together. We hope you enjoyed it, and thank you for any precious moments you've spent with us.
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Our intro and outro music:
In the Gloaming - American Quartet (1910)
An update for any concerned listeners: Paige and Hannah have since acquired Taylor tickets and will be seeing her together :)
Links:
Paige's article about falling in love with Twilight (again)
Big Joel and autonomy in Twilight
My favorite Phoebe Bridgers tweet
And the perfect quote-tweet
A little parting gift
Goonies never say die…but vampires sure do. As Hannah so eloquently put it, this is “the last one where we’re not just dicking around.” Tune in to hear how vampires die (and why it’s so hard to kill them) as well as some horrifying real life examples of regeneration in nature, featuring the wackiest goofiest animals. Also, don’t worry. Your liver is always looking out for you.
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Our intro and outro music:
In the Gloaming - American Quartet (1910)
Links:
Hydra picture
Are Vampires Bald??? (Our hair episode)
Our White Whale (Our semen episode)
Hammerhead worms
Itchy deer antlers
Inventor of the pap smear and why it's called that
Regeneration overview
Regeneration and axolotls
Axolotls and human regeneration research
Hydras are immortal probably
Replantation of digits
In a lowkey, silly one, Hannah and Paige make the case that New Moon has the best movie soundtrack in the Twilight franchise, if not in cinema history as they talk about what they love about each song and rank them.
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Our intro and outro music:
In the Gloaming - American Quartet (1910)
Links:
The New Moon Soundtrack
White Demon Love Song
Here We Go Again Video (by OK Go)
The Killers are Mormon (?)
Who is Thom Yorke
Songs written exclusively for the soundtrack
This week Paige and Hannah go on a little self-indulgent jaunt through the first twilight movie. They talk about their favorite parts, the cinematography moves they thought were brilliant, the decisions they thought were, uh, questionable, and generally have a little silly time.
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Quileute Move to Higher Ground Fundraiser
Our intro and outro music:
In the Gloaming - American Quartet (1910)
Links:
SNL Skit
The New Girl episode with Eric
Clip 1 (1:00-3:00)
Clip 2 (1:55-end)
Clip 3
Clip 4
Clip 5
Clip 6
Paige brings Hannah her favorite and most heinous wig pictures from the entire Twilight series, and Hannah tier ranks them. Heads up, folks, some of these are pretty rough.
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Donate:
Quileute Move to Higher Ground Fundraiser
Our intro and outro music:
In the Gloaming - American Quartet (1910)
Links:
The doc with all the links to the wigs Paige and Hannah discuss
"Who Wears Wigs in Twilight?"
"Which actors wore wigs..."
"The Wiggiest Hair of the Twilight Franchise"
"Good News for Twilight Cast Members: No More Wigs"
Interview with Nikki Reed and Elizabeth Reaser
Rob on BD Pt 2 Hair
"You nicknamed my daughter after the loch ness monster?!" clip
Hannah's Glee tier ranking youtube video reference
AHTIFICE!
"You think they fooled me, brother?" (starts 2:40)
Dakota Fanning's education
The most sensual scene in twilight
Ariana Grande on hair damage :(
We humbly present Another Silly One. Basically, Paige walks Hannah through some moments in Midnight Sun and they make fun of Edward a little bit but also generally fawn over how much he loves Bella. It'll be fun, we promise.
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Our intro and outro music:
In the Gloaming - American Quartet (1910)
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Feeling lucky?
Stephanie laid down the gauntlet when she said that vampires can never get stronger or weaker. We answer the challenge this week by explaining how muscles work, grow, and atrophy and how vampires can't do most of those things.
Plus, this week turned out to be a culmination of our past episodes in many ways, so if you haven't already, here are a few that we think you should check out!
Our White Whale
The Real Virus Was the Friends We Made Along the Way
You And Me, Baby, Ain't Nothing But Mammals
The Gang Gets Hormonal
Shine Bright Like a Diamond
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Our intro and outro music:
In the Gloaming - American Quartet (1910)
Links:
How the Muscular System Works
Muscular System Crashcourse 1
Muscular System Crashcourse 2
Muscular System Crashcourse 3
Intro to muscle growth
Muscle growth overview
Muscle atrophy overview
Why muscle tired :(
Big Boy Science™ (muscle atrophy)
More Big Boy Science™ (muscle atrophy)
EVEN MORE BIG BOY SCIENCE™ (macronutrients)
Lactic acid
Proteasome inhibitor definition
This week, we're back with something a little different: a little more raw and a lot less researched. Paige and Hannah show their uninitiated friend Marissa iconic clips from the Twilight movies and she explains to them what they mean and why they're important. Some highlights include: that Blue-Ass Movie, what Alice and a Puffle from Club Penguin have in common, and Jacob Revealing Himself.
CONTENT WARNING: Hannah insisted on explaining the Omega Verse for reasons unknown.
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Our intro and outro music:
In the Gloaming - American Quartet (1910)
Clips Featured:
Jacob Is a Wolf
She Broke Her Hand. Punching My Face.
hey did you get contacts?
Jacob Reveals Himself
Green is what? GOOD.
I wanna be a cowboy, bay-bey
it’s la push, baby, la push
Movie theater and want me to PUT you in the hospital?
you nick-named my daughter
This week we tackle one of the bedrocks of the Twilight vampire lore: why doesn’t Edward sleep? Featuring an overview of current theories about why humans do sleep and Paige and Hannah being icked out by Edward watching Bella but commiserating with her about talking in her sleep.
Donate:
Quileute Move to Higher Ground Fundraiser
Our intro and outro music:
In the Gloaming - American Quartet (1910)
Links:
"Spittin' Facts" (AKA the "Spit on Me" episode)
Who are we / what do we want / why are we doing this
Coral reef teleosts being the most average fish imaginable
Social media and sleep deprivation
Maintenance Phase on sleep
"The Science of the Midnight Snack"
Why we sleep theories
"Is Sleep Essential?"
Dolphins and unihemispheric sleep
More on unihemispheric sleep
Sleep deprivation and pigeons :(
EEG definition
What happens in the body during sleep
More things the body does during sleep
2L of saliva a day
Why do vampires have such good eyesight, and why do “vegetarian” and “regular” vampires have different eye colors? Find out in this week’s episode, where we answer your burning questions by discussing how human eyes work and what works differently in animals with better eyesight than us. Featuring a passionate defense of tofu by Hannah.
Note: Eagles are SWIMMING in cones: "In a human, the fovea has 200,000 cones per millimeter, giving us wonderful vision. In the central fovea of an eagle there are about a MILLION cones per millimeter." It also turns out we were mistaken: bats don't have more cones; they have rods that have evolved to detect UV light which actually compensates from relative color blindness that comes as a result of having few cones (whoops).
Donate:
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Our intro and outro music:
In the Gloaming - American Quartet (1910)
Links:
Disturbing artist rendition of a human with eagle eyes
Eye shape and impaired vision
Vision overview (god bless hank)
Diagram of an eye
Why goats have horizontal pupils
Bat vision
More bat vision
More more bats
Echolocation
Owls
Cat vision
Eye color variation in humans and domesticated animals
Orange and gold eyes
Albinism and red eyes
Birds with red eyes
Malaga tourist site
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