Everyone knows that the Earth spins. But why don't we? Is it gravity? Or is it something else? Kim and Aliya answer this genius question submitted by Bruce Alrighty. Listen in to have your mind blown. 

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Yikes! What a hot topic! On today's episode, Kim and Aliya answer an amazing question submitted by Jared. Listen to get the lowdown on killing, murdering, and Christmas. Added bonus: Kim and Aliya reminisce on podcast boxes! Remember those things? Gah, what a trip!

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Many of us know what awkward sauce is, but not many of us know what awkward sauce is made of. On this episode of Science Communicatorz, Kim and Aliya are joined by Pediatric Plastic Surgeon, "Dr." Delano Lopshire (Paul Goetz), to discuss everything related to awkward sauce.  Thank you to Jojo Menchaladas for writing in and thank you to "Dr." D for revealing some of his darkest secrets.

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If there's one thing science can actually prove, it's that bread is good. But what exactly is bread? For those of you too embarrassed to ask this stupid question out loud, simply listen to this episode where Kim and Aliya do the difficult job of explaining all things bread. They are joined by an astronaut, of all people, called Ethan Edenburg. Oh and thank you to Savannah for submitting this "amazing" question. 

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Watch out arachnid boyfriends! On this episode of Science Communicatorz, Kim and Aliya sit down with Doctor Biology (Ryan Costanzo) to get to the bottom of how to deal with a cheating boyfriends. Drawing from their own experiences being cheated on, the group thoughtfully answers this question submitted by Francesca.

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Finally! The bottom of the ocean is exposed. Kim and Aliya share their experiences visiting the bottom of the ocean in order to answer an amazing question submitted by a listener called "Mary". Listen to learn about creatures (and civilizations) that live at the bottom of the ocean, Kim's new experiments on dust/ghosts, and how Aliya went "sickomode on 'em" at mission control. 

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Why can't we go up in a helicopter, let the Earth spin below and end up in a different country? This is a genius question submitted by Brett Kushner. Kim and Aliya are joined by an equally genius guest, Ryan Barton, to answer this question. Ryan is a wealthy dream scientist (and pirate) headquartered at the Aurora Borealis. Amazing!

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The Dark Web is a big, mysterious place that is easy to get trapped in! In this episode, Kim and Aliya get raw—revealing their own deep internet secrets (which were involuntarily forced into the public eye). Thank you to Marplene for sending in this question and exposing Kim and Aliya's dark pasts.

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Spaghettification. Radical Thought. Space. Urban Outfitters Record Shop. What do all of these have in common? That's right—black holes. Kim and Aliya are joined by renowned scientist, Kirk Onkerdonk (Chase Rosenberg), to answer an amazing question ("Why are black holes?") submitted by Aidana. 

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Why is the sun so hot? Bet you'd like to know. Kim and Aliya answer this question and more submitted by Blorqx Rofl. Science is just so cool.

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