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Hagfish: these floppy hot dogs of the deep sea deserve our undying respect. Tim Winegard is a profes
Scorpions: the victims of undue shade. If you've ever wanted to impress a date with weird facts THIS
After last week's heavy episode, Alie takes a little break with a Field Trip to one of her favorite
In a world saturated with CSI spinoffs and true crime documentaries, we look at a criminology subset
ALIENS! EXTRATERRESTRIALS! MARTIANS! Let's. Get. Into. It. The phenomenal Dr. Kevin Peter Hand of NA
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The brilliant and dazzling Helen Zaltzman, host of The Allusionist podcast and person who technicall
This episode, and Dr. Shane Campbell-Staton, are a true joy. The UCLA professor, host of the Biology
WHO ARE WE? Personality researcher & psychology professor Dr. Simine Vazire dishes about introverts,
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If you think you like sea turtles, get ready to become wildly obsessed with them. Cheloniologist Dr.
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A few things are changing in the world of Ologies and I just wanted to take a few minutes in this ba
DO YOU CARE ABOUT THE APOCALYPSE? Okay cool. No matter what your diet, get this episode in your ears
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