Straight to the Brain

In this episode we talk about vampiric lore, and the scientific misconceptions that helped create it.  We will touch on human decomposition, the bubonic plague, and consumption (TB).  Happy Halloween! 

In this episode we talk about human blood, specifically red blood cells. We discuss old interpretations of blood, what blood is, what blood does, transfusions, and blood types. 

In part 2 of 2 of electricity we talk about electromagnetic induction, magnets, generators, transformers, and of course AC vs. DC. Thank you for your support!

In part one of electricity we explain what electricity actually is, the difference between current and static electricity, as well as touch on Ohm’s law.

In part two, we will discuss the current war between Tesla and Edison, and explain how electricity gets to your wall outlets. Thank you for your support!

In this episode, we just shoot the sh*t and talk about ourselves. Crack a beer with us (if you're of age), and learn a little bit about the people trying to teach you science. Up top we will explain why this is not the electricity episode, but rest assured, we will be dropping that episode next week. Thank you for your patience and support! 

In this episode, we explore the science and history behind nuclear fission. Starting from it’s discovery, to it’s first implementation as a weapon, and finally, how it is used today to produce electricity.

This is the last installment in our innate immunity series. In this episode, we explore the other two complement pathways: the lectin pathway and the classical pathway. As well as the innate immune response toward an intracellular pathogen.

This is part 3 of the innate immune system. I promise, we’re about to wrap it up on innate immunity. In this episode, we focus on the inflammatory process in response to a bacterial pathogen. Thank you for your support! 

This is part 2 of the innate immune system. In this episode, we explore all of the different effector cells associated with the innate immune system.

This is part 1 of the innate immune system. In this episode, we explain what a pathogen is, the immunological components of our skin and mucus membranes, and the complement system. Check out our website!