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Science... sort of

Ep 60: Science... sort of - Serialized Science

Science... sort of

Brachiolope

Natural Sciences, Science

4.7674 Ratings

🗓️ 3 November 2010

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

00:00:00 – The Paleopals introduce themselves as the familiar Patrick, Charlie and Ryan but rounding out the quintet today are Zach and Kelly Weinersmith (it's ok to laugh) of Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal and Weirnersmith.com. Drinks are varied and Zach throws a true curveball the likes of which the podcast has never seen. Tune in to find out!

 

00:05:39 – We chat with the comedic-science super couple Zach and Kelly Weinersmith (it's ok to laugh) about their various internet incarnations. Jokes are told, science is explained, and Patrick freaks out thinking he's got a parasite even though he probably doesn't. (Key word: Probably)

 

00:42:28 – Trailer Trash Talk this week skirts the edge of the appropriate as the Paleopals discuss, Four Lions, the new comedy about British terrorists. Fortunately for all involved there are barely any accents attempted.

 

00:57:03 – Stories and statistics have more in common than one might initially be comfortable with according to John Allen Paulos in his new piece for the New York Times online. Are scientists better at literature or are the culturally literate better at science? Can it be both? Probably not. The Paleopals discuss the why's and wherefores of stories and statistics, including a brief evolutionary snippet of just how the two might have diverged oh so long ago.

 

01:15:35 – PaleoPOW this week is initiated by Patrick with some extra-comedic feedback from former guest of the show Brian Malow! Charlie marvels at a pumpkin-shaped Brachiolope from paleoposse member B. Nelson. Or is it a Brachiolope-shaped pumpkin? Some questions are just begging to be answered. Ryan has some self-congratulatory feedback from a recent post of his on iFanboy commented on by a new breed of listener the iFanbasus paleopalis AMuldowney.

 

 

Thanks for listening, get more regularly updated content at our blog http://paleocave.sciencesortof.com/

 

 

Music this week:

Pink Elephants on Parade – The Disney Chorus

Life of Saturdays – Dexter Freebish

Lions Roar – The Hush Sound

My Life Story - MXPX

 

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hooray. Podcasting.

0:04.3

Hello, and welcome to Science Sort of.

0:13.2

Hello and welcome to Science Sort of.

0:15.4

This is Episode 60, the Big 60, and this week's theme is serialized science.

0:21.6

Joining me to talk about things that are science, things that are sort of science,

0:25.2

and things that wish they were science are my paleo-pal brothers, Patrick.

0:29.7

Hello out there.

0:30.7

And Charlie.

0:32.4

Hey, everybody.

0:33.3

And I'm Ryan.

0:34.0

I'll be your host this week.

0:34.9

But we also have two very special guests this week.

0:38.3

And I've been told that I will be greatly impressed by the beverage of choice.

0:43.7

So we're going to bring number one in now to try and wow us with his choice of beverage.

0:51.0

All right.

0:51.5

Well, we have, we have yet to do the what are we drinking segment.

0:54.1

But joining us for that segment are Zach and Kelly Weiner-Smith, and I guess we should let our guests start off. Is that appropriate? So, why don't you tell us what you're drinking, guys.

1:04.1

All right, I'm drinking Delirium Tremens. Tremens. We looked up for pronunciation, which apparently has been

1:10.8

brewed since 1654,

1:12.7

but if you check their website, it reveals that

1:14.8

actually someone

1:16.6

was brewing in that town in 1654,

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