Welcome to our ninth episode! In this episode, we talked about pee! And poop! And the process of gaining/losing weight on a boat, the rise of AI, auto-tune, voice changers, coding programs, super and quantum computers, and Q-bits! Keep sending us topics you'd like to know more about: @[email protected] back next time to learn about pheromones! Hopefully we will have a theme song by then...Support the showSupport the show

Welcome to our eighth episode! In this episode, we talked about Google Map picture composites, satellites, definitions vs terminology, UFOs, space tourism, time travel, the relativity of morality and predicting the future. We also answered another e-mail, discussing our favorite Wii games. Keep sending us topics you'd like to know more about: @[email protected] back next time to learn about The Rise of AI!Support the show

Welcome to our seventh episode! In this episode, we talked about overactive brains, hyper-fixation, the track of a bullet, routine, sleep, stainless steel, metal 3D printers, and cordyceps. We also answered another e-mail, discussing tornadoes and irrational fears. Keep sending us topics you'd like to know more about: @[email protected] back next time to learn about Google Maps!Support the show

Welcome to our sixth episode! In this episode, we talked about how river clams get their young to swim upstream, "brincles," the idea of a water-planet, echolocation, the natural color of rubber, and the non-existent potential of rubber cars. Come back next time to learn about stainless steel and metal 3D printers.Support the show

Welcome to our fifth episode! In this episode, we talked about how a gun (specifically the Barrett) can be both more and less accurate, evolution, deoxygenated water, 9-min old sun, the speed of light equalling the speed of time, what would happen to Earth if the sun disappeared, selfishness, not mattering as a positive idea, AND we answered an e-mail topic this week on marine life in saltwater vs freshwater!Come back next time to learn about how river clams get their young to swim upstream!Support the show

Welcome to our fourth episode! In this episode, we talked about the process of how caramel is made, cultural appropriation, hallucinations, 20-20 vision, dominant and receive genes, genetic mutation, striker fire vs hammer fire guns, bullet variations, AND we answered an e-mail topic this week on dreams!Come back next time to learn about how a gun can both be more accurate AND less accurate at the same time.Support the show

Welcome to our third episode! In this episode, we talked about white phosphorous night vision, why wings make you fly, how engines work, methane, dinosaur babies, rabies, cordyceps, and rayleigh scattering (why the sky is "blue")!We totally forgot what we talked about the week before... so  come back next time to learn about dominant and recessive genes!Support the show

Welcome to our second episode! In this episode, we talked about Pippin's rattlesnake bite, cephalopods, what Venezuela IS known for, the invention of cheese, RNA vs DNA, what RNA therapy actually is, and CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) aka "Designer Babies".Come back next time to learn about dominant and recessive genes!Support the show

Welcome to our first episode! In this episode we discuss A LOT. We covered the bi-pass maximum, the poly-exclusion theory (the space between atoms and why we don't technically ever touch anything), NASA's latest Planetary Defense test with impacting asteroids, the difference between mass and matter, and abiogenesis (spontaneous evolution). Come back next time to learn about the difference between RNA and DNA and what their individual jobs are with us!Support the show

What's in it for you? You get the amazing experience of learning something new with us, together — perhaps multiple things! — every single episode. And yes, that’s right folks, there is NO TEST. There is nobody telling you to memorize anything or you won’t be able to get into the school you want. There is no failing. We don’t give out F’s. Except for the occasional, "frick." We just want people to be curious, ask questions, and not be afraid to learn. Our universe is fascinating, and everybody deserves to live in a reality where they can ENJOY learning about physics, chemistry, and biology without wanting to scream into oblivion. Want to know a little more about us?You may know Gabriel Brown (Black Gryph0n) from his YouTube channel, his spot-on musical and character impressions, his original music (IMmortal, Diamond, Insane, etc.), his voice-over gigs (Hazbin Hotel, Billy Bust Up), or even from his time on America's Got Talent (The Brown Brothers, S17). But did you know that he has built his own ultralight aircraft? In his free time, he flies, designs and builds rocket-launchers, tesla coils, and FPV quadcopters, and sets off a ridiculously large amount of explosives. His fast-paced brain and world revolves around science and engineering, which sometimes can make communication with people who don’t work or think that way quite difficult — y'know, the people who don’t know how orbital mechanics works and who definitely don’t use it as a daily phrase. Which brings us to our second host! 😉Claire Margaret Corlett is an actor and writer, primarily known for her voice work on shows like My Little Pony, Dinosaur Train, Bob The Builder, and a number of Barbie movies. In her free time, she loves to work with animals and kids, write screenplays, and edit videos. She has a passion for helping others - always eager to try to learn new things while simultaneously and very outwardly making a fool of herself, to spread positivity during ugly personal matters, and most importantly... to give a comedic spin on any kind of situation. She is fascinated by humans - from their emotions and upbringings to their crazy stories and wisdom. In summation: Gabe is good at the stuff Claire is not. Claire is good at the stuff Gabe is not. They are in love with one another for these reasons and more.Support the show