In this archive episode from The Spoondrift pilot series Conjuring Curiosity, host Asher Leomund discusses a recently discovered spider that has a pattern on its back that looks like the Joker, the notion of a stupid question, as well as the deeper meaning behind Dax’s song “Joker”.
Here is a link to the article discussed in the episode:
<a href="https://www.livescience.com/joker-spider-joaquin-phoenix.html">Joker Spider</a>

In this archive episode from The Spoondrift pilot series Conjuring Curiosity, host Asher Leomund discusses a recently discovered spider that has a pattern on its back that looks like the Joker, the notion of a stupid question, as well as the deeper meaning behind Dax’s song “Joker”. Here is a link to the article discussed in the episode: Joker Spider

In this archive episode from The Spoondrift pilot series Conjuring Curiosity, host Asher Leomund discusses a recently discovered spider that has a pattern on its back that looks like the Joker, the notion of a stupid question, as well as the deeper meaning behind Dax’s song “Joker”.
Here is a link to the article discussed in the episode:
<a href="https://www.livescience.com/joker-spider-joaquin-phoenix.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">Joker Spider</a>

From the Archive: Are There Stupid Questions?

Let's talk about science, philosophy, and the weird idea that popped up the other day. Here on the Spoondrift, the conversation spans a little bit of everything. The word Spoondrift describes that spray of water that a strong gust of wind blows from the tops of the waves. I talk about the spoondrift from the ocean of ideas. The goal is to unearth new perspectives and inspire curiosity.

Artwork by 25 Sweetpeas

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Let's talk about science, philosophy, and the weird idea that popped up the other day. Here on the Spoondrift, the conversation spans a little bit of everything. The word Spoondrift describes that spray of water that a strong gust of wind blows from the tops of the waves. I talk about the spoondrift from the ocean of ideas. The goal is to unearth new perspectives and inspire curiosity. Artwork by 25 Sweetpeas

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