Inside/In: Moss & Mold

Outside/In

NHPR

Society & Culture, Documentary, Natural Sciences, Nature, Science

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2020

⏱️ 32 minutes

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With so many of our favorite outdoor activities currently off-limits, we’re look for accessible ways to explore the magic of the nature from the safety of our homes our neighborhoods. In this edition of Inside/In, we discover the magic and wonder of two often ignored or reviled organisms. Find more Outside/In on our website: outsideinradio.org Outside/In is supported by Ben's. Click here to learn more or go to https://bens30.com/outsidein Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	So you're ready for a little science experiment?
0:03.0	Yeah.
0:04.0	Okay, so we're going to need a few things.
0:06.5	Your notebook and a pencil.
0:07.5	Got it.
0:08.5	Sandwich baggies?
0:09.5	Got it. Big black sharpy marker.
0:11.5	Got it. Tape, tape tape tape, tape, tape.
0:14.0	Gotta find some tape.
0:16.0	And finally, the last thing we're going to need is bread.
0:21.0	Bread.
0:22.0	Go grab the bread.
0:25.0	So we are going to grow a friend.
0:28.0	I don't think mold's a friend. like Molds are Friends.
0:40.0	Hey there everybody, this is Outside In, a show about the natural world and how we use it. I'm Sam Evans Brown.
0:41.0	Today, producers Taylor Quimby and Eric Janick are here to present another
0:45.8	edition in our series Inside In. Short science stories for families and individuals who want to
0:51.7	discover how, even when they're stuck inside, the natural
0:55.2	world ties us together.
0:57.2	Today, they're going to teach us to appreciate a pair of organisms that we often just
1:02.2	step right over, or immediately pitch into the garbage.
1:05.0	One is green, understated, wise, the yoda of plants.
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