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In this episode, the Educators talk about how their state of Maine is under siege with the coronavirus.
They even record the episode masked, as being in person at this point should remain masked.
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In this episode, the Educators respectfully discuss the intersection of science and religion, and how they have influenced each other for hundreds of years.
Here are the scientist lists we mention: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...
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In this "angry" episode, the Educators talk about the recent election mess in the U.S., and the division of Americans. Science still remains a beacon of hope, and hopefully we can all come together and work towards greater issues.
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In this episode, the Educators provide Covid updates from the state of Maine (as always), and honor the passing of the great James Randi, and what his legacy was. Oh yeah, and Mr. Ritchie swears by mistake (in the heat of a science talk).
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In this episode, the Educators talk about how to approach futurism, or the philosophy of predicting the future and adapting to it. In the end, science does the best job of doing this, and the idea is made that everyday, everyone uses a bit of futuristic thought to get through the day.
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In this episode from the same location, the Educators finish their series on living on the moon (part 3). They talk about why we need people to live on the moon, and why it is not for everyone.
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In this episode, the Educators continue their talk about living on the moon, with growing food on the moon, and the social norms of living on the moon.
Two websites are mentioned: https://www.thevenusproject.com/ https://www.seasteading.org/
What will our future be?
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In this episode, the Educators reveal that Covid made it to their school (and as of this edit-- a second occurence has already happened). The Educators put their thoughts out to those affected.
Also in this episode, the Educators return to their love of science with the first part of a series on "Living on the Moon", and why we need to so.
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This is also a vlog on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VKA-_jsEvA&feature=youtu.be
In this episode, the Educators discuss how to talk to students about Covid-19, how the inevitable heartbreak of going virtual may happen soon, and the usual science in the news and pandemic updates.
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In this episode, the Educators are joined by Mrs. Duley, a school counselor in their district. They cover the updates with the pandemic, science in the news, how students are doing from their perspective, and the Teacher's Oath.
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