The brilliant Jason Rabinovitch is back this week to share some Avatar Jasmine IPA from Elysian Brewing and chat more about his journey in science, CERN, JPL, hockey, life, and everything. A call to Andy Thompson starts things off. The music at the end of this episode is Rebels of Our Own Kind by Charlie … Continue reading 30 – JPL with Jason Rabinovitch pt. 2

Jason Rabinovitch, a PhD who studied at Yale and Caltech, had an internship at CERN, and currently works at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, visits the Space Cave to share some Elysian Space Dust IPA and chat about his life, physics, space, and what it’s like to work at JPL. Part four of the … Continue reading 29 – JPL with Jason Rabinovitch pt. 1

Artist Brett Kern (@brettkernart) returns to talk more about art, his life, ceramics, and we share more Winter Solstice from Anderson Valley Brewing. Part three of the Ambrose call starts things off. Brett will be displaying his work at the Box Gallery in Kansas City, MO from the 14th-27th as part of Dino-Might, and he … Continue reading 28 – Ancient Ceramics with Brett Kern pt. 2

Artist Brett Kern (@brettkernart), who teaches and lives in West Virginia, is the guest this week. He and David talk about ceramics, life, teaching, Ninja Turtles, and his amazing sculptures — all while sharing some delicious Anderson Valley Winter Solstice via skype. Part two of the conversation with Ambrose (@AmbroseLMakeup) starts things off. The music … Continue reading 27 – Ancient Ceramics with Brett Kern pt. 1

Molecular Neuroscientist Crystal Dilworth, PhD (@PolychrystalhD), is back this week to talk more about science, existence, computing, research, gender roles in the science community, and choreographing the Caltech production of Boldly Go. A call to Quantum Chess creator Chris Cantwell gets things started. The music at the end of this episode is Not a Problem … Continue reading 26 – Scientific Advancement with Crystal Dilworth pt. 2

Crystal Dilworth, PhD, drops by to chat about the world of science, how to advance awareness of scientific discovery, her home schooling, quantum chess, entanglement, and her upcoming theater production, Boldly Go, premiering Friday February 26th at Caltech. A call to one of my favorite people, Martha Kelly (Baskets on FX) starts things off. The … Continue reading 25 – Scientific Advancement with Crystal Dilworth pt. 1

Neuroscience PhD and comedian Zono Zalay (@JonoZalay) is back this week to talk further about neuroscience, his experiments on rats, the brain’s reaction to certain drugs, and a lot about addiction. Grab some Sculpin IPA from Ballast Point Brewing and join in before Jono has to urinate. The music at the end of this episode … Continue reading 24 – Neuroscience with Jono Zalay pt. 2

David sits down with Jono Zalay, who on top of being a funny comedian, also has a PhD in Neuroscience. They share some Sculpin IPA from Ballast Point Brewing and delve into what we know about the brain, what we’re learning, what it means to be human, and lots more. A call to Ambrose (@AmbroseLMakeup) … Continue reading 23 – Neuroscience with Jono Zalay Pt. 1

The Guppy conversation continues with exotic fish breeder extraordinaire, Dan Pritchard (@danfromorange), who calls in all the way from Australia. Find out all about rare fish breeds, finding new varieties, the ethics involved in discovering them, and what makes them pretty. A call to old podcast pal (and Green Circle Award Winner) Steven Yates kicks … Continue reading Episode 22 – Dan Pritchard Pt. 2

Dan Pritchard, who engineers the show, is the guest this week from Australia. Not only does he know a lot about comedy, he also raises and breeds guppies. We chat via skype about breeding Exotic Fish, comedy, life, and much more. Matthew Wielicki makes a return as we try to figure out how excited we … Continue reading Episode 21 – Dan Pritchard Pt. 1