<p>This week, Kate discusses the recent scientific feat of growing mouse embryos in a mechanical womb.  Sydnee presents the intriguing story of Stanley Meyer and his supposed "water powered" car. Real or conspiracy? Tune in to find out! </p>

This week, Kate discusses the recent scientific feat of growing mouse embryos in a mechanical womb. Sydnee presents the intriguing story of Stanley Meyer and his supposed "water powered" car. Real or conspiracy? Tune in to find out!

Water Powered Car + Artificially Created Mouse Embryos: Vehicular Innovation (or Conspiracy?) and Recreating the Vermin Womb

The internet is truly a wild place. One moment you're watching YouTube videos of cats and the next you're on your fourth article about the Industrial Revolution.  Join hosts Sydnee Goodman and Kate Franklin as the duo brings their internet musings from the week and inevitably an embarrassing story or two. It'll probably be weird. New episodes Fridays.

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The internet is truly a wild place. One moment you're watching YouTube videos of cats and the next you're on your fourth article about the Industrial Revolution. Join hosts Sydnee Goodman and Kate Franklin as the duo brings their internet musings from the week and inevitably an embarrassing story or two. It'll probably be weird. New episodes Fridays.

The internet is truly a wild place. One moment you're watching YouTube videos of cats and the next you're on your fourth article about the Industrial Revolution.&nbsp; Join hosts Sydnee Goodman and Kate Franklin as&nbsp;the duo brings their internet musings from the week and inevitably an embarrassing story or two.&nbsp;It'll probably be weird.&nbsp;New episodes Fridays.

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Water Powered Car + Artificially Created Mouse Embryos: Vehicular Innovation (or Conspiracy?) and Recreating the Vermin Womb

Water Powered Car + Artificially Created Mouse Embryos: Vehicular Innovation (or Conspiracy?) and Recreating the Vermin Womb