Bananas with Answer in Progress

SciShow Tangents

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Schultz, Stefan, Tangents, Hank, 770430, Chin, Riley, Scishow, Complexly, Sam, Sam Schultz, Stefan Chin, Hank Green, Itunes:https://feeds.simplecast.com/jmge1h9a, Comedy, Ceri Riley, Science, Education, Ceri, Green

4.9 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

It's all right there on the tin - this episode is BANANAS. And not just because we have the most guests we've ever had in Tangents history. Not even just because one of them is a super special surprise RETURN friend of the pod. And not even because we check out some flowers that are way more uncomfortable to look at than you think. No, this episode is bananas because we're talking about (you guessed it) bananas!

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0:00.0	You're going to be. Hello and welcome to SciShow Tangents, the lightly competitive science knowledge
0:19.0	showcase I'm your host Hank Green and joining this week are the most people we have ever had in this
0:24.5	podcast at the same time. By by far I think I have an intimidated representing
0:31.3	team tangents we have our science expert,
0:33.7	Terry Riley.
0:34.8	Hello.
0:35.6	And our resident every man, Sam Schultz.
0:38.2	Hello.
0:38.8	But also, we have a former tangents host
0:42.0	who still hosts videos on the Sci Show YouTube channel and is missed dearly by our audience it's Stephen Jin.
0:48.0	Oh hello.
0:49.0	And representing Team Answer in Progress are the three team members that make up the YouTube channel Answer in Progress.
0:55.3	Where they ask questions and documented their journey to getting to the answer.
0:58.9	We've got Sabrina Cruz.
1:00.1	Hello.
1:01.1	We got to Kahakhan.
1:02.1	Hello. And we got Melissa Fernandez.
1:05.0	Hi.
1:06.0	I feel like this is too many people to have a conversation with.
1:09.0	Like if you ever been in one of those conversations, there's just too many people around the table.
1:12.0	And it's like, we going to have to splinter.
1:13.3	We've got to have splinter groups.
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