Science for the Culture

Science for the Culture

By Dr. Nyote, Dr. Devyn, Dr. AliciaComedySociety & CultureScience
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Science for the Culture episodes

  • Protect that Melanin Drip
    "You can still get these hands from skin cancer!” Episode 3 of Science for the Culture tackles the highly debated myth that Black people don’t need to wear sunscreen. Kiki and learn along with your favorite melanated scientists as they unpack the origin of this myth, the effects of UV radiation, and why Bill Nye has a standing invitation to the cookout! #UncleBillStayWoke
    47 min
  • We Some Cap Bussas
    Do us a favor- do NOT believe everything you read on your homeboy's Facebook page! On this episode of Science for the Culture, Drs. Nyote, Devyn, and Alicia are taking about misinformation, disinformation, conspiracy theories, and how to vet sources. Get the game on how to bust caps, one scientific fact at a time!
    58 min
  • History of Hatin'
    On this episode of Science for the Culture, your favorite melanated scientists discuss the role science has historically played in perpetuating and upholding racism against Blacks. As we explore this history of hatin', we discuss how fear and distrust of scientists and physicians in the Black community has led to a seemingly broad gap in engagement with science and medicine.
    48 min
  • Introducing Science for the Culture
    Welcome to Science for the CultureMeet the Docs behind your soon to be favorite no-cap science podcast! Drs. Nyote, Devyn, and Alicia tell you some of the things to expect on this season of Science for the Culture.
    3 min

About Science for the Culture

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Science for the Culture aims to discuss scientific myths and call out cap.