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RIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu off the top episode 57It's A Celebration! [Rikishi Fatu - Off The Top] (Episode 57)2025-04-2850 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 9🎙️ Episode 9 of "Rikishi Fatu Off The Top" is here and it's packed with insights! Discover Yoko's love for Run DMC and his keen eye for hit music. Plus, delve into the world of wrestling's unsung heroes: the jobbers. Join me as I share my take on the real superstars of wrestling. Tune in now for an episode filled with nostalgia, music, and a fresh perspective on wrestling history! Don't miss out! 🔥💪 #Yokozuna #Jobbers #WrestlingHistory #RikishiFatuPodcast #offthetopropespodcast WATCH +Like + SUBSCRIBE.https://www.rikishifatu.com/@rikishifatu.offthetopTikTok @RIKISHIOFFTHETOP2025-03-2155 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 53Tune into Episode 53!of the Off The Top Podcast! Join Me & co-host @tmd_entertainment right here on OFF THE TOP PODCAST! @rikishifatu.offthetop My thoughts on JOHN CENA Promo Is John Cena going to get number 17 at Mania? Who should be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame? When will ZILLA FATU be ready for Wwe? Also, Let’s answer the fans! Beverly 5 year old son #Discord Stay ConnectedThanks for subscribing! On all platforms Powered by @knokxpro #RikishiFatu #OffTheTopPodcast..2025-03-2149 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 68: BioBus of the Future - The WorkSend us a textToday we are speaking to Latasha Wright, co-founder and executive scientific officer of BioBus, a science non-profit with a mission to support all students in acheiving their scientific potential. A real life version of the magic school bus, BioBus started as an upcycled 1974 transit bus, filled with microscopes, that brings science to students throughout New York City. The immersive experience of BioBus not only introduces students to asking questions and experimentation, but also challenges the idea of what science is and who does science. The curriculum of BioBus has also now expanded beyond...2025-03-0333 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 67: Memory and the Human Mind - The JourneySend us a textNikolay Kukushkin an author, neuroscientist and clinical associate professor at NYU shares with us the journey of his career path thus far. Niko grew up in Russia where the education curriculum requires students to specialize before college in their preferred subjects. Following the example of his parents, he decided to focus his studies on pursuing science. Although coming from a family of chemists, he is the sole biologist. He remembers having a wonderful childhood that was also very international–living in several countries around the world, after his family left at the fall of...2025-02-1620 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 66: Memory and the Human Mind - The WorkSend us a textOur special guest for today is Nikolay Kukushkin, a clinical associate professor and neuroscientist at NYU, and author, who also considers himself a molecular philosopher. His research answers the question, “What is memory” at the most basic, cellular level. Most of Niko’s research takes place in the humble model organism, the sea slug. But now, he has shifted into exploring if generic, non-neuronal cells can behave similar to neurons and activate memory genes. Spoiler alert: non-neuronal cells undergo the same process of turning on memory genes as neurons!! And, when Niko and his la...2025-02-0353 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 65: Finding Your Fit: How to Navigate the Transition from Academia to Industry – The JourneySend us a textWe continue our conversation with Chynna Broxton, an analytical developmental scientist at Spark Therapeutics on her journey to this point in her career. In the early days of her education Chynna vividly remembers the difficulty she had learning how to read; this setback didn’t deter her from doing well generally in her classes. In high school, however, something clicked in her brain in a way that felt very different compared to the struggles she had previously with reading. It was a big wow moment for Chynna as she effortlessly absorbed mathematical theorems an...2025-01-1926 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 64: Finding Your Fit: How to Navigate the Transition from Academia to Industry – The WorkSend us a textIn this episode, we sit down with Dr. Chynna Broxton, an Analytical Development Scientist at Spark Therapeutics, to uncover the realities of working in the biotech industry. Chynna dispels common myths about transitioning to industry, addressing concerns about losing scientific engagement and sharing how she’s grown significantly at Spark. She gives a broad overview of her role, which involves developing methods to characterize gene therapy products for inherited genetic disorders. Comparing Academia to Industry, Chynna breaks down the pros and cons of working in both, touching on...2025-01-0640 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 63: Building Trust with Science Communication - The JourneySend us a textFinishing our conversation with Science Communication expert, Jens Foell, he takes us through the twists and turns that have formed his career journey so far. From a love of movies to a love of science, now merged into a successful science communication career with Germany’s premiere SciCom team. Among the many lessons he’s learned, Jens explains learning to trust himself, and having the courage to follow his path and do what he loves, even without a firm plan in place.Tune in to learn:·       How doing a P...2024-12-2330 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 62: Building Trust with Science Communication - The WorkSend us a textIn this episode, we have a wonderful conversation with Science Communication Expert and bestselling author, Dr. Jens Foell. In 2020, Jens transitioned from a research role in Florida to work with Germany's most prominent science communication team, Maithink media. As a science editor for their TV show, Maithink X, Jens fully embraces his love of science communication and learning by creating content that is both impactful and entertaining. Their goals align perfectly with the recent emphasis in Germany on supporting science journalism and communication to make science more accessible to the public. After all, “If...2024-12-0945 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 61: The Love Language of Organic Chemistry - The JourneySend us a textIn this episode we continue our conversation with Arianne Hunter, a Senior Scientist at Abbvie, on how her journey led her to a love of organic chemistry and a career in industry. Growing up Arianne, describes herself as a really nerdy kid, who adored PBS kids, and enjoyed exploring the world through her toy microscope. As she grew up and learned more about different career opportunities, her interests bounced from orthodontia to food chemistry. Once she attended Dartmouth College, Arianne was presented head on with the rigor of...2024-11-2527 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 60: The Love Language of Organic Chemistry - The WorkSend us a textWe have a wonderful guest today to start off our interviews for this season of We Love Science–meet Arianne Hunter, a Senior Scientist at Abbvie. She is a part of the centralized organic synthesis group and a synthesis expert for medicinal chemistry teams. Her day to day work involves identifying promising molecules that could be used as treatments, in short, she is one of the first steps in developing drugs. Arianne enjoys her work because it combines her two loves–organic chemistry and solving chemical synthesis problems. Similar to academia, her work...2024-11-1124 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 59: The Science Behind Printing Body PartsSend us a textIn this episode, we delve into 3D bioprinting. What is it? What materials and machinery are used? What are the steps needed to go from raw material cells to layers of tissue and finally a 3D organoid? What challenges have they faced in the bioprinting field and what breakthroughs have pushed it forward? What are the medical and R&D applications of bio-printed tissues and organs? Where is this technology currently? And how long will we really have to wait to get full-sized bio-printed organs on demand? Tune in to learn more.2024-10-2829 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 58: Unpacking the Science Behind Everyday ThingsSend us a textIn this episode, we dive into a world full of stuff. And no, we’re not just talking about your junk drawer! From razors and plastics to glass and yes ‘Delicious’ chocolate too, there’s so much science behind the everyday materials we take for granted.In his NY Times Bestselling book “Stuff Matters,” materials scientist Mark Miodownik reveals how mundane items are steeped in a rich scientific history. How human ingenuity, perseverance, and good 'ole luck got us things from hot chocolate to 3D printing of body parts and everything in between. ...2024-10-1427 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 35In this exciting episode of Off The Top with Rikishi Fatu, we dive into Jey Uso's massive win as the Intercontinental Champion! Rikishi shares his raw, emotional reaction to his son's triumph over Bron Breakker on Monday Night RAW. We also talk about the legacy of Vince McMahon, his recent Netflix documentary, and the future of pro wrestling. Plus, Rikishi gives us a sneak peek into his upcoming European tour, his love for hip-hop, and behind-the-scenes stories from the wrestling world.Don't miss Rikishi's candid insights and legendary storytelling! 🔥2024-10-0542 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 57: Eye-popping Color - The Genetics and Melanin of it AllSend us a textFor our first Science Shorty of the season, we are continuing with the exploration of color and biology, but this time no chickens or other fowl. Instead, we will explore some of the color patterns staring us right in the face—eye color and eye color genetics. Why do people have blue, green, hazel or even purple eyes? Hint: It’s all about the layers of the irides. How are those traits for eye color passed down from parent to child? Hint: Mendel’s rules don’t apply here, at least not completely. There’s...2024-09-2924 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 33In Episode 33 of “Off The Top with Rikishi Fatu,” Rikishi and co-host TMD dive into the latest wrestling and entertainment news! Hear Rikishi’s thoughts on his nephew Jacob Fatu’s potential WWE title shot against Cody Rhodes and whether it’s too soon for Jacob to challenge the top star. They also discuss the brewing feud between Logan Paul and Kevin Nash, debating whether Logan deserves his $5 million WWE deal without doing house shows. Plus, a hilarious segment about a fan comparing Nicki Minaj to Hulk Hogan that led to an unexpected viral mome...2024-09-1730 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 56: Once Upon a Time - Origin StoriesSend us a textWelcome back for season 4! This season we have so many amazing guests and other episodes lined up for our audience. But, before we get into that, let’s go back to revisit with our past guests on how it all started–how did they get their start in science? What influenced them to follow this career path? What surprised them along the way? From family encouragement and supportive teachers to enjoying the natural world and simply realizing what is and isn’t a good fit, our guests over the last season have proven...2024-09-1532 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 32In this episode of 'Off The Top Podcast with Rikishi Fatu,' Rikishi and TMD dive into the latest news and happenings in the wrestling world. Rikishi shares his experiences from Dragon Con, his thoughts on the passing of wrestling legend Sid Vicious, and reflects on the influence of big men like Sid and Randy Orton in the industry. The duo also tackles internet rumors about Jacob Fatu and his rumored clash with Triple H, setting the record straight. With a preview of upcoming matchups and insights into potential storylines involving the Bloodline, this episode is packed with behind-the-scenes...2024-09-1233 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 31In this heartfelt and powerful episode of the Off The Top Podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi Fatu sits down with co-host TMD to discuss the legacy and impact of his late uncle, Afa Anoa'i, and the enduring power of the Samoan Dynasty in professional wrestling.Rikishi shares emotional stories from his recent family reunion, the importance of carrying forward the family's wrestling legacy, and the passing of his beloved uncle Afa. He reflects on the influence of his uncles Afa and Sika, who laid the foundation for the success of the Anoa'i family in WWE and beyond.The...2024-09-0648 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 30: "Tool Cool"In this milestone 30th episode of Off the Top with Rikishi Fatu, co-host TMD dives deep into the history of one of WWE’s most beloved factions, Too Cool. Join Rikishi as he reminisces about the trio formation, the dynamics between Grandmaster Sexay, Scotty 2 Hotty, and himself, and the iconic moments that made them fan favorites. Hear untold stories from the road, including hilarious backstage antics and unforgettable matches. Rikishi also reflects on the legacy of his late friend Brian Christopher and shares personal memories that highlight the bond they shared. Whether you're a longtime fan of To...2024-08-2531 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 55: CRISPR Food ScienceSend us a textIn the Season 3 finale, We Love Science presents a special episode ALL ABOUT FOOD!! Specifically, we discuss how CRISPR gene editing technology is being used to improve our food and agricultural industry. Gene editing in plants has two main goals. The first goal satisfies consumer preferences for food enjoyment, like improved taste and freshness. The second category of food edits is aimed at solving food supply issues and the growing food insecurity. To this end, researchers have targeted agricultural traits for improvement. CRISPR gene editing has also been used...2024-07-2935 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 28Join us for Episode 28 of "Off the Top" with Rikishi and co-host TMD! In this episode, we dive into the legacy of the Fatu family in professional wrestling and explore the future prospects of young talents. Rikishi shares heartwarming stories about his son Samson's journey gives advice to aspiring wrestlers, and reflects on the importance of having a backup plan. Don't miss this episode filled with insights, laughter, and a deep dive into the wrestling world!▶Our other channels:1) @RIKISHIFATUOFFTHETOPCLIPS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------▶Fun things: 1) Exclusive episodes, private Discord, Behind the Scenes vids/pics patreon.com/RIKISHIFATU2) Merch website: https://www.riki...2024-07-2554 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 54: The Colorful Life of Bird Eggs - Chickens and TurkeysSend us a textThe egg color saga continues as Fatu and Shekerah look into how domesticated birds like chickens and turkeys got their egg colors. In the previous episode, we learned that the breed of chicken is responsible for egg color and this is all linked to the genetics of the rooster and hen. In the US for example, Leghorn chickens are the most common breed for egg-laying and they always produce white eggs, while Orpington’s lay brown eggs and Ameraucana lay blue eggs. Through many years of research, scientists have discovered exactly which ge...2024-07-1424 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 26In Episode 26 of "Off The Top with Rikishi Fatu," we dive into an emotional and action-packed episode featuring Jacob Fatu's unforgettable WWE debut and a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Uncle Sika. Join Rikishi and co-host TMD as they discuss:Tribute to Uncle Sika: Rikishi's touching memories of sika.Jacob Fatu's WWE Debut: Analysis of his dominant performance and its impact on the Bloodline storyline.Bloodline 2.0: Speculations on future feuds and potential new members.The Value of Autographs: Rikishi reflects on the journey from independent shows to WWF.Funko Pop Mania: The popularity of Rikishi's Funko Pops and his...2024-07-0743 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 53: Safety and Ethics in a CRISPR WorldSend us a textIn this episode of "We Love Science," hosts Shekerah and Fatu delve into the safety and ethical considerations surrounding CRISPR gene editing technology. Joined by special guest, Irina Gostimskaya, we explore the complexities and implications of advances in biomedical technology, including the use of CRISPR in humans. The main purpose of ethical guidelines in biomedicine is to protect patients and ensure responsible scientific conduct. Past abuses of biomedical technology including inhumane medical experiments set the stage for modern bioethics. Key moments that shaped current ethical guidelines include: the 1947 Nuremberg Code developed a...2024-07-0149 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 52: How Science and Philosophy Intertwine - The JourneySend us a textWe continue our conversation with Richard Summers, a theoretical biologist and emeritus professor at the University of Mississippi, to learn more about his career journey. Richard’s first science spark moment hit him very clearly when he was a young high schooler– he experienced first hand a lunar eclipse with his friends and this experience instilled in him a wonder for the natural world and the interconnectivity of all things. As a high school student, however, his mind was not focused yet on a potential career path; he just wanted to be cool...2024-06-1620 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPUsos' Shocking Future & Solo Sikoa's Rise: Bloodline's Next Tribal Chief Revealed!Welcome to another exciting episode of Off the Top with Rikishi Fatu and co-host @tmd_entertainment! In this episode, we delve into the latest developments in the Bloodline Timeline, discussing the future of the Usos, Solo Sikoa's rise, and the potential for a new Tribal Chief.Topics Covered:Jay and Jimmy Uso's potential reunionJay's promo for Money in the Bank and his journeyUmaga's Hall of Fame prospectsTonga Kid's potential Hall of Fame inductionThe future of the Bloodline, including Zilla and Jacob FatuSolo Sikoa's performance...2024-06-0937 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 23Welcome back to Off the Top with Rakishi Fatu! 🎙️ In Episode 23, we continue our deep dive into the bloodline timeline, focusing on pivotal moments in wrestling history and the rise of iconic family members in the wrestling world.Bloodline Timeline: Episode 3In this episode, we discuss:Rocky Maivia's Debut: The rocky start for The Rock and how he transformed into one of the greatest superstars in wrestling history.WrestleMania 13: The unforgettable match between The Sultan (Rakishi) and Rocky Maivia, featuring insights on the challenges and highlights of that event.The Rise of Three Minute Warning: The journey of Rosie and J...2024-06-0833 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 51: How Science and Philosophy Intertwine - The WorkSend us a textIn this episode of We Love Science, Fatu and Shekerah explore a world that few modern-day scientists have explored, the intersection of science and philosophy. Today we are speaking with Dr. Richard Summers, a theoretical biologist and emeritus professor at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. His career spans from chairman of the Department of Emergency Medicine to vice chancellor for research. Richard has also led cutting-edge research to understand how the human body responds to zero-gravity environments, and has even worked directly with NASA. Throughout his career, between his lab research and...2024-06-0239 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 22Welcome back to another exciting episode of Wrestling Off the Top with Rakishi Fatu! 🎙️ In Episode 22, we continue our deep dive into the bloodline timeline part 1 & 2 , hitting 1992—the pivotal year when the Headshrinkers signed with the WWF.Join us as Rakishi Fatu shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories from his early days working in Pensacola's shipyards to receiving the life-changing call that propelled him into the world of professional wrestling. 🤼‍♂️This episode is filled with:Nostalgic Memories: Rakishi's journey from tough labor to wrestling stardom.Family Bonds: The support and camaraderie of the wrestling brotherhood.Yoko Zuna's Rise: The legendary debut and matches of Y...2024-06-0152 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 21In Episode 21 of "Off The Top with Rikishi Fatu," we dive deep into the latest drama within The Bloodline and the shocking elimination from the King of the Ring Semifinal Tournament.Join us as we discuss: The Bloodline's internal turmoil and recent developments A detailed analysis of the King of the Ring Semifinal matches The surprising defeat and its implications for future storylines Exclusive insights and behind-the-scenes stories from Rikishi and TMDWe also recap the unforgettable Major Vibes Festival, sharing our experiences and highlights from the event.Tune in for an action-packed...2024-05-2532 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 50: Changing Lives by the Million - CRISPR CuresSend us a textWe Love Science podcast celebrates our 50th episode with a discussion all about the hopes and progress of CRISPR clinical trials. Before a new drug, therapy, vaccine, or medical device is approved for general use by the public, its safety and effectiveness are evaluated in a series of tests on volunteers. These Clinical Trials progress in 3 successive phases with each phase designed to answer specific questions about the product under evaluation. Questions can include: What side effects does it cause? What is the lowest effective dose? What is the highest safe dose? Does...2024-05-2040 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 20In Episode 20 of Off the Top, Rikishi Fatu and TMD share hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, including Rikishi's unforgettable iPad prank on a flight. They also discuss the latest from SmackDown, the impact of Sultan figures, and Rikishi's unexpected radio rap debut. Tune in for exclusive insights, wrestling updates, and a special shoutout to their sponsor, Knox Pro Entertainment. Don't miss this entertaining episode filled with laughter, nostalgia, and exciting news from the world of wrestling!2024-05-1834 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 49: Advocating for Science and Research - The JourneySend us a textWe continue our conversation with Dr. Adriana Bankston, founder and CEO, Bankston Policy Consulting LLC to learn more about her career path. Her journey of discovery started close to home, in a family filled with scientists–from her grandparents to her parents. As an undergraduate at Clemson University, she was introduced to the world of research through a summer program. From there her interests blossomed, and in graduate school, at Emory University, she conducted research in muscular dystrophy for her dissertation. This experience also allowed her to volunteer with patients and instilled th...2024-05-0532 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 17Join us for an unmissable episode of "Off The Top" with RIKISHI FATU! Dive deep into a conversation filled with laughter, insights, and candid moments as Big Kish shares his experiences from recent travels, insights into the wrestling business, and his perspective on the industry's future. From hilarious airport anecdotes to heartfelt discussions about the impact of wrestling on his life and others', this episode is a blend of entertainment and enlightenment. Don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and drop your thoughts in the comments!2024-04-2755 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 48: Advocating for Science and Research - The WorkSend us a textIn this episode, we explore policy for science with Dr. Adriana Bankston Founder and CEO, Bankston Policy Consulting LLC. As an advocate for science and research, Adriana shares the outcomes of research with members of Congress to support the continued support of federally funded research by policymakers. The funding that science gets every year is greatly impacted by what happens in Washington DC, specifically by political factors such as who is elected and general pro-science sentiments. As an entrepreneur and founder of her own policy consulting firm, Adriana has been excited to...2024-04-2131 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 16In this explosive episode of "Off The Top with Rikishi Fatu," Rikishi delves into the current landscape of professional wrestling, discussing topics like AEW's handling of talent and the backstage dynamics of WWE. Fans get an unprecedented chance to engage directly with the WWE Hall of Famer through live calls, discussing potential returns, the evolution of wrestling figures, and personal anecdotes from Rikishi himself about the industry's ins and outs. Join us as Rikishi also shares his insights on the new era under Triple H compared to the McMahon era, offering a unique perspective on the transformations within WWE...2024-04-2155 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 47: The CRISPR Cure for Sickle Cell DiseaseSend us a textIn this fourth installment of the CRISPR Chronicles, show hosts Fatu and Shekerah give  a review of sickle cell anemia, the cause and symptoms of the disease, and discuss how the CRISPR gene therapy treatment works.Tune in to learn more about:The genetic basis of Sickle Cell DiseaseWhat Amazon delivery vans have in common with your Red Blood CellsThe effect of mutant hemoglobin on Red Blood CellsThe variety and severity of symptoms that SCD patients experienceThe disease burden of SCD throughout the worldThe clever strategy used to treat the d...2024-04-0835 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 46: Connecting the Dots between Theory, Physics, and Mathematics - The JourneySend us a textWe continue our conversation with Jishad Kumar on his journey in science. Jishad remembers his first science wow moment during his childhood when a teacher captivated his interest in optics with kaleidoscopes. His curiosity instantly peaked and he really wanted to learn more about how to make such tools; eventually in high school he successfully built his own optical instrument with friends. While discovering the world of optics, Jishad also started to think more about what he wanted to do with his future; he knew there was more to the world than...2024-03-2440 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 12Join us in Episode 12 of the Rikishi Fatu Off The Top podcast titled 'Call Rikishi' as we dive into the buzz surrounding the upcoming WrestleMania showdown between the Usos brothers. With tensions rising and fans clamoring for Rikishi to step in, we explore the dynamic family dynamics and the potential role of the wrestling legend in this epic battle. Don't miss out on the discussion – tune in now!2024-03-2324 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 45: Connecting the Dots between Theory, Physics, and Mathematics - The WorkSend us a text In this episode, Shekerah and Fatu have a delightful conversation with Jishad Kumar, a theorist and researcher. As a theorist he uses concrete assumptions and models to solve problems which can then be further investigated with in depth experimentation. Jishad’s journey into theoretical physics started accidentally when he discovered Brownian motion is related to particle motion and has nothing to do with the color brown. From there, he extensively read books and scientific articles building a very solid knowledge base for his graduate studies. But, Jishad had a difficult start in his...2024-03-1030 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 10🎙️ Episode 10 of "Rikishi Fatu Off The Top" is here, and it's packed with excitement! Join me as I recap my thrilling UK journey, speculate on potential new Bloodline members, and dive into the iconic move – the Stink face. Plus, don't miss my take on the electrifying era of WWF & The ROCK! Tune in now for an episode filled with adrenaline, speculation, and a whole lot of entertainment! Let's keep the momentum going – hit play and join the conversation! 💥🌟 #OffTheTopEpisode10 #UKRecap #NewBloodlineMembers #StinkFace #WWFRock2024-03-091h 15We Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 44: The Colorful Life of Bird EggsSend us a textIt’s another Science Short, and today Fatu and Shekerah discover how bird eggs get their color–from brown, white, blue, speckled, and everything in between. To this day, scientists do not have a good understanding of why egg color developed in birds, but they do know that this trait co-evolved with the introduction of open-style bird nests, as opposed to covered nests. Open nests left bird eggs exposed and vulnerable to the outside environment, which led to one hypothesis that egg colors provide camouflage against potential predators. There are also other hypo...2024-02-2525 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 8🎙️ Dive into Episode 8 of "Rikishi Fatu Off The Top" as we explore the electrifying potential of a WrestleMania match Join me as I reflect on the dream match scenario, the unforgettable energy of WrestleMania's grand stage, and the heartwarming moments shared with my sons in the ring. Plus, hear about my recent signing event in Queens, NY, and the profound impact of mentors like Uncle Afa in the wrestling community. And don't miss out on our exciting TikTok challenge – showcase your best Rikishi-Fatu dance for a chance to win some exclusive merch! Tune in now on YouTube and let's keep th...2024-02-2334 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 6Rikishi Fatu Off the Top Episode 6Breaking Barriers: From Humble Beginnings to UFC ✨🥊Hit play and let's vibe together! 🎧 #RikishiFatuPodcast #HipHopTales #OnTheRoadStories #TagTeamGreatnessWATCH +Like + SUBSCRIBE.https://www.rikishifatu.com/@rikishifatu.offthetop2024-02-1337 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 43: Science CEO Level: Unlocked - The JourneySend us a textDr. Maria Qadri, CEO of Clearwater Leadership begins the conversation on her journey into entrepreneurship with memories of building things (flat pack furniture) with her father–both of her parents were engineers and science-y discussions were a hallmark of her childhood. As a child, Maria slowly started to envision becoming a doctor, mainly influenced by her diagnosis with type 1 diabetes and the time she spent with medical experts to understand and manage her disease. Ultimately, Maria landed on biomedical engineering as the best path for her, combining all of her interests. As sh...2024-02-1130 minRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOPRIKISHI FATU OFF THE TOP EPISODE 3🎙️ Episode 3 is a can't-miss! I'm sitting down with the talented Joey Gaytan, a student of KnoKX Pro Wrestling who's been tearing it up all over. We're diving deep into the world of road trips with WWF legend Owen Hart, the behind-the-scenes hilarity of house shows, and sharing some inside jokes from the wrestling world. Get ready for a rollercoaster of stories, laughter, and insights into the art of wrestling gimmicks. Tune in now for the exclusive interview on "Rikishi Fatu Off The Top"! 🤘🏽🤼‍♂️2024-02-0658 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 42: Science CEO Level: Unlocked - The WorkSend us a textOur journey into science entrepreneurship continues! In this episode we speak to Dr. Maria Qadri, founder of Clearwater Leadership which specializes in data analysis, science communication, and leadership development training. As a new founder of her own company, Maria already has her sights set on the future–she looks forward to growing the company and bringing on additional people depending on how the portfolio for Clearwater Leadership develops and client needs. Maria admits she has always been afraid of entrepreneurship because of the realities of living with type 1 diabetes and the need to...2024-01-2814 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 41: Discovery, Development, and Cures - The CRISPR SagaSend us a textYou may think that the CRISPR-Cas genome engineering tool was developed from simple human ingenuity. And while its development certainly involved ingenuity, CRISPR was birthed in the wild. As a product of nature, it has an essential function in its native host; spoilers: its natural function involves defending its host from attacks. From the initial discovery in nature to its adoption as a gene therapy tool it took decades of twists and turns, ups, downs, and yes, ins and outs too.  In this episode of We Love Science Podcast, Fatu and S...2024-01-1556 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 40: The Art of Science with Laura Canil - The JourneySend us a textWe continue our discussion with Laura Canil to learn about her journey in becoming a scientific illustrator. Her earliest memories in science didn't exactly start in science–initially she wanted to be an inventor and then a painter. As she continued in her education, Laura started to also explore science communication. All of these interests remained in the back of her mind as she received her bachelors and masters in physics and materials science in Italy. As a graduate student in Berlin, completing her doctorate research on photovoltaic and photocells, Laura realized th...2023-12-3128 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 39: The Art of Science with Laura Canil - The WorkSend us a textWe Love Science is closing out 2023 with another spectacular interview. In this episode we speak with Dr. Laura Canil, a freelance scientific illustrator with her own company, CanilVisuals. As a scientific illustrator, Laura takes on a variety of projects like creating figures to accompany journal articles, crafting catchy covers for journals, producing original scientific comic strips, and guiding others who need advice in developing their own beautiful and engaging designs. After receiving her Ph.D. in physics, Laura took some time off to plan her transition as a freelance scientific illustrator. There...2023-12-1718 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 38: The Secret Behind CRISPR Gene EditingSend us a textHumans have ~6 billion bases of DNA in each cell. But every gene has a specific and unique sequence that serves as a kind of genetic address. Before any gene can be edited, the editor must first find the gene's location within the genome. Luckily CRISPR-Cas has a built-in GPS component that makes finding a gene address easy, and switching out one genetic address for another is as easy as typing a street address into your Google Maps navigation app...well almost as easy. In this episode, show hosts Fatu and Shekerah...2023-12-0427 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 37: Sista, Sista! Graduate School Years - The JourneySend us a textIn this episode Shekerah and Fatu continue their discussion with Ijeoma Kola, a public health historian of race and medicine. When she was younger, Ijeoma didn’t exactly have a science spark moment, but she was positively influenced by her mother’s career as a nurse. She remembers in middle school attending a summer program, Center for Talented Youth, at Johns Hopkins University, where she was first introduced to genetics and genomics. From this experience, Ijeoma was convinced that she would continue to study science and become a doctor. Things started off as s...2023-11-1924 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 36: Sista, Sista! Graduate School Years - The WorkSend us a textThe good conversations just keep coming! In this episode we meet Dr. Ijeoma Kola, a historian of public health with an emphasis on race and medicine; her current research focuses on the evolution of the understanding of asthma in Black urban communities in the 20th century. In short, she is a storyteller—pulling together the full narrative, or history, of medical and health innovations and their impacts on broader communities. In addition to looking at the broad impacts of health and medicine, Ijeoma also has a specific interest in understanding how individuals an...2023-11-0530 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 35: How CRISPR Gene Therapy is Bringing Hope to the WorldSend us a textEvery year, approximately 8 million children are born with a serious genetic disorder, and 3 million of them die before the age of 5. This disease burden is about to change. In this episode, we launch the CRISPR Chronicles series that will run throughout season 3. Since the pivotal paper by Doudna and Charpentier in 2012, CRISPR has taken the world by storm. Scientists have used this genome engineering tool in the lab to quickly and easily create mutants to study gene function in laboratory animals. But more importantly, the power of CRISPR gene editing as a biomedical...2023-10-2325 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 34: Get Your LifeBack: How to Honor the Human Being Behind the Employee - The JourneySend us a textThere's more from Dr. Cari Skrdla on her journey in becoming a neuroscientist and successful business woman, as we continue season 3. In her youth, Cari was always drawn to the world around her; she constantly asked questions to better understand how and why things are the way they are. This curiosity stayed with her as she became interested in theater and acting. Cari was really inspired by how individuals could change to embody different characters as part of a story. How can a person be King Lear in a play one day and...2023-10-0838 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 33: Get Your LifeBack: How to Honor the Human Being Behind the Employee - The WorkSend us a textWe Love Science Podcast kicks off season 3 with Dr. Cari Skrdla, a passionate neuroscientist and accomplished businesswoman. As the founder and CEO of LifeBack Consulting, Cari uses her research findings to guide employers in bringing the human experience to the forefront in the workplace.Through the evolution of the hiring process from paper applications, to background checks, to personality tests, Cari says that employers are still missing so much. Employee turnover is rampant--new hires quickly became unhappy at the workplace and leave. This highlights the importance of considering the...2023-09-2552 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 32: We Love Birds too!Send us a textWe are doing some summer reading y’all! In this special book review episode, Fatu and Shekerah learn about birds, from the book Crazy for Birds by Misha Maynerick Blaise. In this book, Misha takes the reader on a whirlwind trip into all things birds–how they fly, how they communicate, how they build nests, what they eat, how birds are reflected in different cultures around the world. From sooty-capped hermits to cliff swallows to red-breasted chats and everything else in between the book is strewn with lovely illu...2023-07-1620 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 31: Quantum Biology with Clarice Aiello - The JourneySend us a textOur conversation with Dr. Clarice Aiello continues! In the beginning, Clarice actually didn’t have a passion for science; she was a big reader and had little interest in math and related subjects. She originally wanted to be a journalist and when she didn’t get into a journalism program, engineering became her plan B. That is how she discovered her love of physics. As an engineering student, Clarice met an amazing mentor who took her under his wing and introduced her to quantum mechanics–a truly life changing moment. “Nothing is linear...2023-07-0220 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 30: Quantum Biology with Clarice Aiello - The WorkSend us a textMeet Dr. Clarice Aiello! She is a principal investigator at the quantum biology tech lab at the University of California, Los Angeles. Clarice has a background in quantum engineering, which means she studies the teeniest, tiniest particles that behave under their own special laws–the laws of quantum mechanics. Her current work combines her expertise to understand how nature might use quantum mechanics to function and function optimally. From her work she has seen that chemical reactions are directly affected by quantum mechanics, for example electrons use tunneling to optimize their function and ma...2023-06-1827 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 29: The Accidental Discovery of the MicrowaveSend us a textEver wondered what your life would be like if you didn't have access to a microwave oven? And I don't mean cooking over a fire for your camping trip or your Appalachian Trail hike (Ooooo this sounds awesome!) I mean every day for the rest of your life, planning and preparing all your meals, leftovers, quick snacks, movie night popcorn...everything! Now let's be clear, there are many people in the world who live their lives this way, and it's normal for them. But can you do it? Or is just...2023-06-0516 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 28: Yogurt-Making DIY Style - A Food Science ShortSend us a textFatu and Shekerah are back at it with more fermentation talk . . .but this time in yogurt making! The process of fermentation, as a way to preserve foods, goes back thousands of years, as we learned in our first Food Science Short (The Science behind Baking with Yeast). Unlike with baking, however, yeast are not part of the process of fermenting milk to make yogurt, rather the work is done by our other favorite microorganism—bacteria! In yogurt making, bacteria break down the sugars in milk to produce acid, wh...2023-05-2124 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 27: From Post doc to Assistant Professor - The JourneySend us a textCaroline Bartman, Ph.D. didn’t start her science journey in childhood; in fact, she wasn’t even interested in science at all in her youth. It wasn’t until Caroline got into college that she was drawn into the problem solving and experimental aspects of research. After her first summer job at the NIH studying HIV, Caroline began to envision herself as a future scientist. However, as an international studies major in college with only one semester of lab experience, she felt she was at a disadvantage to make this pivot in her jo...2023-05-0822 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 26: From Post doc to Assistant Professor - The WorkSend us a textToday we are speaking with the wonderful Caroline Bartman, Ph.D. about her transition from post doctoral fellow at Princeton University to assistant professor at UPENN. Caroline currently studies cellular metabolism as a postdoc with the goal of understanding how and why metabolism differs in cancer cells compared to healthy cells. Overall, she has enjoyed her time as a postdoc and the opportunity to conduct independent work on interesting research. While the prospect of setting up her own lab in the near future is a little bit scary, she is looking forward...2023-04-2626 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 25: Wine-Making with Yeast - A Food Science ShortSend us a text In this special short episode Shekerah and Fatu continue their deep dive into the food science of yeast—this time exploring how our favorite little microbe is a key player in fermented beverages like wine and beer. Humans have been fermenting beverages for thousands of years, and after many many years of trial and error, the underlying chemistry of fermentation started to come together. For almost 100 years beginning in the 1780’s, many scientists experimented with different conditions to understand exactly how sugars were broken down into carbon dioxide and alcohol. But, it wasn’...2023-04-0917 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 24: From Dyslexia to Nobel Prize Winner! - A Hidden Genius ShortSend us a textThe Challenge is on!! In this episode, we launch “The Hidden Genius,” a new series in which we explore the lives of great scientists and challenge you to figure out who they are. Can you guess who is this episode’s hidden genius?For more information, visit our website: welovesciencepodcast.com Support the Show: WeLoveSciencePodcast.com Reach out to Fatu:www.linkedin.com/in/fatubmInstagram: @thee_fatu_band LoveSciencePodcast@gmail.com2023-03-2808 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 23: The Accidental Discovery of PenicillinSend us a textDo you know what penicillin is? Chances are that someone in your family or even your pet has taken this drug. Penicillin is an antibiotic that’s used to treat a variety of bacterial infections, from strep throat and skin and ear infections, to more serious illnesses like pneumonia and sepsis; its use has saved millions of lives worldwide. What would you say if I told you that the discovery of this life-saving drug was completely accidental? Waaaaatttt!!! Yep that’s right Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928 when he wasn’t even looking for it...2023-03-1312 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 22: The Science Behind Baking with Yeast - A Food Science ShortSend us a textLet’s talk about yeast y’all!! On this special episode short Fatu and Shekerah dive into one of humankind's most favorite microbes. Responsible for giving bread its rise and adding that extra touch to beer and other adult beverages, yeast has been used by humans for centuries to improve our cooking. Learn how the yeast we use commercially at the store compare to wild yeast found naturally all around us and exactly what makes yeast so useful for cooking. Warning, this episode may even inspire you to get into the kitchen and...2023-02-2713 minWe Love ScienceWe Love ScienceEp 21: Who Should Art Represent? - The JourneySend us a textIn this episode, Chidiebere shares his journey from childhood curiosity to dual success. From a young age, he was driven by his endless curiosity, always eager to tinker, fix and explore. But it wasn't until high school that another side of him was awakened - a love for the art of drawing. Inspired by a friend's incredible talent, he decided to teach himself how to draw. And despite being self-taught, Chidiebere's passion for art only grew stronger as he relentlessly pursued perfection.In spite of his success in art, Chidiebere...2023-02-0115 min