Kristine Pankow, Associate Director of the University of Utah Seismograph Stations discusses ultrasound, earthquakes and the ghost film "Nightmare Castle."

Biologist Lynn Bohs of the University of Utah discusses sustainability, her work with new plant species, natural sponge harvesting and the film “Beneath the 12 Mile Reef.”

Troy Jessup, Network Security Analyst for Utah Education Network, discusses parallels between internet crime and the piracy depicted in Alfred Hitchcock’s 1939 film “Jamaica Inn.”

Dr. Steve Hess, CIO of the University of Utah, discusses Captain Kidd and digital piracy.

Arul Mishra of the University of Utah discusses "Ugetsu", perception and the science of Neuromarketing.

Psychologist Dr. Jason Watson of the Brain Institute discusses the notion of brain transplant, ethics and the film "Doctor of Doom."

Jeremy Nielsen, Film and Video Department Director at Spy Hop Productions, discusses the classic science fiction film Metropolis, and how he uses technical aspects of film making to teach math and science.

Dr. Thunder Jalili, Associate Professor in the Division of Nutrition in the College of Health at the University of Utah, discusses health benefits of sun exposure and the film The Hideous Sun Demon.

Shane Larson, Assistant Professor of Physics at Utah State University, discusses how the 1950's space travel movie Rocketship X-M gets some science right and some terribly wrong.

Biologist Leslie Sieburth of the University of Utah discusses genetic mutation in plants and the film Jack and the Beanstalk.