Some Science

It's Monday May 14th, 2012 and on the show today: We'll tell you what to do if you see Bigfoot in Texas, here's a hint... kill it; also, tornado helmets, and we'll finally talk UFOs.

It's Sunday April 29th, 2012 and on the show today: What is the largest man-made structure in the state of California? If you said, "garbage pile," you're right! Also, booby-trapped hiking trails and spots on Uranus.

It's Earth Day, Sunday April 22nd, 2012 and on the show today: It seems the public is finally realizing that climate change may be to blame for our wacky weather; We've got two stories submitted by listeners; and talking to yourself makes you smarter!

It's Sunday April 15th, 2012 and on the show today: Is there really cause for hope in the fight to curb climate change?; absolutely nut-cake hail in Texas; and 3D printing of chocolate.

It's Easter Sunday April 8th, 2012 and on the show today: Sugar, it's highly addictive and maybe even toxic; we can now thank climate change for more ticks and rabid llamas; and the craziest crap I've heard in a long time: dinosaurs went extinct, because they became dragons.

It's Sunday April 1st, 2012 and on the show today: Could a new form of birth control really as good as advertised?; The mimic octopus... it's just plain cool; and climate warrior, Jose Canseco

It's Friday March 23rd, 2012 and on the show today A potential solution to future food shortages: teeny fish and kudu; Frida Kahlo's personal photos; and two great things to eat: chocolate and dirt.

It's Sunday March 18th, 2012 and on the show today: Some serious talk about farming;

some not-so-serious talk about drunken fruit flies; and roller man!

It's Sunday March 11th, 2012 and on the show today: The science of screw-ups; a massive ant-looking bug called the tree lobster; and how science de-mystified the making of the monkey-fish.

It's Sunday February 26th, 2012 and on the show today: Bolivian coca farmers are freaking nuts; are mystery-booms a real thing or bunch of bullcrap; and some super-smart fast-talking girl illustrates Fibonacci numbers in nature.