Aired 4/10/2023. This week in the news, the cast discusses wet wipes polluting rivers in the UK, climate change and baseball, and some bioengineering with living root tree bridges in India. For topic of the show, the cast talks about why many people find science boring and unapproachable, as well as ways to try and get around this roadblock.

Aired 4/3/2023. This week on that Science and Nature Show, we discuss deadly spiders falling into swimming pools, Italy banning synthetic meat, and plants crying in the news. Topic of the show this week is all about misinformation in science, why it's dangerous, and ways to be better informed about science.

Aired 3/20/2023. This week on the podcast Jeremy, Becky, Andreia, and Sebastian discuss news on the Sargassum Belt, an upside down blob fossil, and the world's first octopus farm. Topic of the show this covers the British Wildlife Photography Awards, our own experiences with photographing and filming wildlife, and concerns that biologists have with the approaches to capturing organisms in the wild.

Aired 3/13/2023. This week on the show, the cast discusses the news, which includes talking about space junk, the signing of the High Seas Treaty by the United Nations, and how vacationers may be able to help scientists record wildlife. Our topic of the show this week is all about germs and our interactions with them, which was inspired by an article reporting on man dying from a brain eating amoeba while rinsing his nose.

Aired 3/6/2023. This week on that Science and Nature show, we do something a little different and devote the entire show to our topic of the show: March Mammal Madness. March Mammal Madness is an annual competition sponsored by Arizona State University since 2013. In it, match-ups of different animals occur in fictitious settings. Battles are fought on Twitter between scientists by presenting arguments about how each animal would behave if the two were to encounter each other in the wild. The cast fill out our brackets, while debating who would win in each match-up of the first round of the annual tournament. Join us for some entertaining conversations about the potential battles!

Aired - 2/20/2023. For our first episode of That Science and Nature Show, the cast discusses science news articles, including love at first sight, weird animal mating rituals, and moon cannons to fight climate change. We then discuss the importance of science and nature for everyone at large as our topic of the show.

Aired 12/8/2025. On the last episode of 2025, Jeremy and Kiley are joined by Kendahl Chergosky and her special bird friend Winona from the World Bird Sanctuary. The three cover news about a volcanic eruption causing the Bubonic Plague, deep sea mining effect on sea life, and satellites that can redirect the sun's rays. Topic of the show is all about birding, covering the importance of birds, how to get into birding, what the World Bird Sanctuary does in St. Louis, bird counts, and how we as citizens can help protect birds.