A few things I’ve edited
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Meet the yogis who hang out in cadaver labs
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Could an ancient megashark still lurk in the deep seas?
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The weird history of vitamin D—and what it actually has to do with sun
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The science is clear: Metal music is good for you
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Why ASMR calms some people down and sends others into a rage
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5 reasons you can’t sleep—and what to do about them
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An inside look at 10 of science’s dirtiest jobs
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In Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley,’ a Black community battles an industry that threatens its health—and history
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Bee theft is almost a perfect crime—but there’s a new sheriff in town
A few podcasts I’ve blabbed on
As the host, founding creator, and co-producer of The Weirdest Thing I Learn This Week, I bring more than 200,000 monthly listeners tales from the strangest corners of science and history I can find. I’m also the host of Science Quickly, which airs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
You’ll also hear me as a guest on loads of other shows, including Science Friday. Here’s a small selection!
A few things I’ve written
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Can tripping on ketamine cure PTSD? I decided to try.
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Sex and gender binaries don’t tell the entire story of life
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Uranus might be full of surprises
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Why do leaves change colors?
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What happens if you get diarrhea in space?
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You probably have herpes, but that's really okay
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How to help your kids build a healthy relationship with food
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Forgiving people is good for your health. Here’s how to do it.
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Eight science-backed tricks to make you feel less sad
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You can get all the benefits of butthole sunning without taking your clothes off
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I went from barely biking to doing a 545-mile ride in less than a year. Here’s the gear that helped.
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The inside scoop on Charmin’s fake poop (and how it helps keep your butt clean)
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How to Structure the Ideal Work Day: An Evidence-Based Guide