On this episode, Kim and Aliya share some HUGE news. Spoiler alert: they discovered a sustainable and renewable energy source that will revolutionize the world. Thank you to Garrot Lampacanoe for writing in.

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David Blaine. Dave Franco. David Spade. What do these people have in common? Their ability to do magic. On this episode, Kim and Aliya are joined by Dr. Rachel Marsh MD (Magic Doctorate) for a hard-hitting interview about all things magic.

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No one knows what it means for Mars to be in retrograde which is why it's important for Kim and Aliya to break it down. Listen to this episode if you want to learn the signs of Mars being in retro so you can prepare yourself for the freaky things that will inevitably happen to you. Thank you to Carolina Santa Monica for writing in.

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Maybe you've heard that certain animals are never babies and they are just born adults. Well, this episode's sole purpose is to set the record straight on that. Thank you to Grayson Mancheechee for writing in. 

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Invasive species are these little things that come in and do so many things. On this episode of Science Communicatorz, Kim and Aliya thoughtfully answer a question submitted by Saber Foxton.

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Self-driving cars are the most confusing things in the world. No one knows how they work. No one knows where they came from. In this episode, Kim and Aliya break down what we do and don't know about self-driving cars. Also, they give an update on how Science Communicatorz: The Movie is coming along. Thank you to Tork for submitting your question.

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Fast fashion. Sustainable clothing. These are topics barely covered by Kim and Aliya on this episode. Instead, listen in to learn about how to incorporate Cards Against The Humanities cards into your interpersonal skills. 

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Some of us age forward, but most of us? Well, we age backwards. On today's episode, Kim and Aliya are joined by guests Dr. Paul Goetz and Professor Kit Braxton (Ethan Edenburg) to answer a time travel-related question submitted by Courage. 

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If you want to know how to get out of the dark and be found, this episode is for you! Also, if you want to know how to get out of the light and be lost, this episode is for you! Kim and Aliya are joined by spiritual educator, Professor Timothy Merlau, to talk about Him and him and what both of their departments can do for you. Oh and a lot of discussion on coral reefs. Thank you, Brock, for writing in.

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On this episode of Science Communicatorz, Kim and Aliya discuss everything related to the Mars rover (including a thorough answer to the question "what's this oxygen on mars thing about?"). Thank you to Cayenne for writing in! We love and are in love with you!

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