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The House Club Radio Show
The House Club Radio ShowThe House Club #77 - This Weeks NEW Releases Mixed LIVE By Dave PhoenixAll this weeks BEST new music releases in the world of house and dance music, mixed LIVE on The House Club Radio Show on Regency Radio Brighton, every Friday night at 11pm! 27-06-2025. Music from Melizza, Skaiisblue, Nathassia, Afrojack, Flowspark and MANY more!
2025-06-2858 minStoneBridge Podcast
StoneBridge Podcast489 The StoneBridge ShowRalph Felix - Hit List (Go Let Me Go) (Dub Mix)/LESIXTYNINE MUSIQUE Dan Arwady - Somebody Else (StoneBridge Extended Remix/Dan Arwady StoneBridge & Crystal Waters - Love Terminator (SOUTH BLAST! Extended Remix)/Stoney Boy Mot & Krid, Redd Carder - Lethal Lover (StoneBridge Extended Remix)/Gallmeier Creative Group Wh0 & Sam Frandisco - In My Soul (Extended Mix)/Wh0 Plays Flowspark x San Sebastian - Let's Do it Again (Original Mix)/First Impression ZDS - The Beat Bang/Club Sweat Voltaire’s Ghost - Death Becomes You (StoneBridge Extended Indie Anthem Mix)/Voltaire’s Ghost THAT KIND - Alright (Tonight)(Club Mix...
2025-04-201h 00StoneBridge Podcast
StoneBridge Podcast489 The StoneBridge ShowRalph Felix - Hit List (Go Let Me Go) (Dub Mix)/LESIXTYNINE MUSIQUE Dan Arwady - Somebody Else (StoneBridge Extended Remix/Dan Arwady StoneBridge & Crystal Waters - Love Terminator (SOUTH BLAST! Extended Remix)/Stoney Boy Mot & Krid, Redd Carder - Lethal Lover (StoneBridge Extended Remix)/Gallmeier Creative Group Wh0 & Sam Frandisco - In My Soul (Extended Mix)/Wh0 Plays Flowspark x San Sebastian - Let's Do it Again (Original Mix)/First Impression ZDS - The Beat Bang/Club Sweat Voltaire’s Ghost - Death Becomes You (StoneBridge Extended Indie Anthem Mix)/Voltaire’s Ghost THAT KIND - Alright (Tonight)(Club Mix...
2025-04-201h 00StoneBridge Podcast
StoneBridge Podcast488 The StoneBridge ShowWh0 & Sam Frandisco - In My Soul (Extended Mix)/Wh0 Plays Flowspark x San Sebastian - Let's Do it Again (Original Mix)/First Impression Marix Green - What You Want (Extended Mix)/Love To Be Matt Moss - Happy Mistake (StoneBridge Extended Anthem Mix)/Matt Moss THAT KIND - Alright (Tonight)(Club Mix)/Get Together Sammy Slade - Lost In The Music (StoneBridge Extended Remix)/We Play DJ DLG - Bumpin/Lazor MAONRO - N'daci (Extended Mix)/Serial TakiNoun - Your Lovin' (Extended Mix)/Let There Be House StoneBridge - All Nite Long (StoneBridge Extended 2025 Re-Rub)/Stoney Boy Music Bingo...
2025-04-131h 00StoneBridge Podcast
StoneBridge Podcast488 The StoneBridge ShowWh0 & Sam Frandisco - In My Soul (Extended Mix)/Wh0 Plays Flowspark x San Sebastian - Let's Do it Again (Original Mix)/First Impression Marix Green - What You Want (Extended Mix)/Love To Be Matt Moss - Happy Mistake (StoneBridge Extended Anthem Mix)/Matt Moss THAT KIND - Alright (Tonight)(Club Mix)/Get Together Sammy Slade - Lost In The Music (StoneBridge Extended Remix)/We Play DJ DLG - Bumpin/Lazor MAONRO - N'daci (Extended Mix)/Serial TakiNoun - Your Lovin' (Extended Mix)/Let There Be House StoneBridge - All Nite Long (StoneBridge Extended 2025 Re-Rub)/Stoney Boy Music Bingo...
2025-04-131h 00SOUND OF LOVE
SOUND OF LOVERobert Feelgood's SOUND OF LOVE episode 92A selection of feelgood housetracks compiled and mixed by Amsterdam based dj/producer Robert Feelgood. Promo's: info@robertfeelgood.com Bookings: info@iammentertainment.com Tracklist 01. Floris van Oranje - More Life 02. Jochem Hamerling - Early In The Morning 03. Darius Syrosssian- Tengo De La Musica - Crackazat remix 04. Mau P - The Less I Know The Better 05. Flowspark & San Sebastian - Let's Do It Again 06. Gregor Salto & Gerardo Rosales - Aqua 07. HUGEL & Deron ft. Payara - Coge El Paso 08. Folkness - Wanna Try This 09. Virak & Yvan Polge - Carry Me - Sugarstarr remix 10. Supernova & Thomas Newson - Calling 11. Andthen - Massive Organ 12...
2025-04-1257 minSciencentric
SciencentricExploring the Human Need for Connection | Mark WilliamsMark Williams is a professor of cognitive neuroscience with over 25 years’ experience conducting behavioral and brain imaging research. He regularly runs programs on the neuroscience of learning, the neuroscience of emotions, how our brains create our reality, and the impact of modern technologies on our brains. His latest book "The Connected Species: How the Evolution of the Human Brain Can Save the World" explores how humanity's ability to connect and cooperate has made us a successful species, but is also responsible for many of society's chronic problems. **SUPPORT** Show your support and help us create more outstanding content! - Be...
2024-03-081h 22Sciencentric
SciencentricThe Keys to Creativity | Hilde ØstbyDo you want to be more creative? Learn how you can unlock your own natural powers of creativity as Norwegian author and journalist Hilde Østby discusses her latest book "The Key to Creativity: The Science Behind Ideas and How Daydreaming Can Change the World." **SUPPORT** Show your support for our community and help us create more outstanding content! - Subscribe to our free newsletter: https://sciencentric.com/newsletter/ - Become a Patreon member: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric - Browse the recommended books in our reading room: http://sciencentric.com/reading - Collaborate with us at flowspark.com/creative **L...
2024-01-221h 10Sciencentric
SciencentricIn the Shadow of the Dark Cloud | Guillaume PitronHave you ever wondered what happens when you hit the like button on Facebook or other social media apps? Come take a journey with us into the massive hidden infrastructure that supports all of our online activities. In this episode, journalist and documentary filmmaker Guillaume Pitron discusses his new book “The Dark Cloud: how the digital world is costing the earth”, which is all about the environmental and social costs of living in an increasingly digitized world. **SUPPORT** Show your support for our community and help us create more outstanding content! - Become a Patreon member: https://www.patreon.com...
2023-12-281h 04Sciencentric
SciencentricDiscovering Nature-Inspired Innovation | Kristy HamiltonJoin us as we delve into the world of technological innovation inspired by nature with award-winning author and science journalist Kristy Hamilton. Kristy is a frequent contributor to notable publications like WIRED, Science Magazine, Hakai Magazine, Business Insider, Mongabay, and others. **SUPPORT** Show your support for our podcast and help us create more outstanding content! - Become a Patreon member: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric - Browse the recommended books in our reading room: http://sciencentric.com/reading - Collaborate with us at http://flowspark.com/creative **LINKS** -Kristy's book "Nature’s Wild Ideas: How the Natural World is In...
2023-10-2855 minSciencentric
SciencentricThe Power of Poo | Bryn NelsonBryn Nelson is a Seattle-based journalist who specializes in scientific, environmental, medical, and travel-related stories. His crappy new book is called “Flush: The Remarkable Science of an Unlikely Treasure” and it’s all about humanity’s relationship to our poop and how we can improve upon that…erm…relationship. Video version is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ8yDCeQGWw **SUPPORT** Help support this podcast so we can create more great content! Become a supporter on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric Purchase a book through our reading room: http...
2022-10-161h 03Sciencentric
SciencentricThe Evolution of Humor | Jonathan SilvertownJonathan Silvertown is a professor of evolutionary ecology in the Institute of Evolutionary Biology at the University of Edinburgh. He is the author of numerous books on ecology and evolution. His most recent book is called "The Comedy of Error: why evolution made us laugh." Video version is available here: https://youtu.be/B5KYVtnmORI **SUPPORT** Help support this podcast so we can create more great content! Become a supporter on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric Purchase a book through our reading room: http://sciencentric.com/reading Browse...
2022-09-2555 minSciencentric
SciencentricHow Language Made Us Human | Simon PrentisSimon Prentis is the author of "SPEECH! How Language Made Us Human", an acclaimed exploration of human history through the lens of language. He is an experienced translator and interpreter who has worked with different cultures and languages in over fifty countries. Video version available here: https://youtu.be/4RDjqPz0ock **SUPPORT** Help support this series so we can create more great science content! Become a member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric Purchase a book through our reading room: http://sciencentric.com/reading Browse the...
2022-07-161h 10Sciencentric
SciencentricThe Swedish Experiment | Johan AnderbergJohan Anderberg is a Swedish journalist and writer who has been a regular contributor to a number of Swedish and international media outlets, including Fokus, Sydsvenskan,andTheWall Street Journal. His book “The Herd: how Sweden chose its own path through the worst pandemic in 100 years” will be published in the U.S. this month. Video version available here: https://youtu.be/IPbWwTXvL_s **SUPPORT** Help support this podcast so we can create more great science content! Become a member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric Purchase a book thro...
2022-05-1358 minSciencentric
SciencentricLIVE: Splatometers, Pterosaurs, Chewing Robots and more!Host Eric R Olson and guest Michael Mills discuss the most interesting science stories of the day. Video version available here: https://youtu.be/dxHaxpF3Zgc **SUPPORT** Help support this channel so we can create more great science content! Become a supporter on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric Purchase a book through our reading room: http://sciencentric.com/reading Browse the gear we use to create our videos and podcast http://sciencentric.com/gear **DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE** Are rats disease sponges...
2022-05-0648 minSciencentric
SciencentricPreventing Childhood Allergies | Vincent HoVincent Ho is an academic gastroenterologist who works as a researcher and senior lecturer at Western Sydney University in Sydney, Australia. He is also a practicing doctor who sees patients with all kinds of gut problems. In his spare time, he created a website and YouTube channel called Gut Doctor and is the author of the upcoming book The Healthy Baby Gut Guide due out in June of 2022. Video version available here: https://youtu.be/KXKc714hWoI **SUPPORT** Help support this podcast so we can create more great science content! Become...
2022-04-291h 04Sciencentric
SciencentricThe Fantastical World of Fungi | Keith SeifertKEITH SEIFERT is a Canadian mycologist who’s spent more than forty years studying fungi on five continents. He’s done research on microscopic fungi from farms, forests, food, and the built environment, as well as studied ways reduce fungal toxins and diseases affecting plants and animals. Keith is a former president of the International Mycological Association, an executive editor of Mycologia, an associate editor of several other scientific journals, and an adjunct professor at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. Keith spoke to Sciencentric about his upcoming book “The Hidden Kingdom of Fungi: Exploring the Micros...
2022-04-161h 06Sciencentric
SciencentricRestoring the World's Forests | Fred PearceFred Pearce is an English author and journalist based in London. Over his 20-year career, he has traveled to 87 countries to write about the environment, science, and development issues. In this episode of The Sciencentric Podcast, he spoke about his upcoming book "A Trillion Trees: Restoring Our Forests by Trusting in Nature." Video version here: https://youtu.be/R4-F0Er6T3g **SUPPORT** Help support this podcast so we can create more great science content! Become a member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric Purchase a book through our...
2022-03-1652 minSciencentric
SciencentricWildlife and the Next Pandemic | Dina Fine MaronOur guest in this episode is Dina Fine Maron, an Investigative Reporter for National Geographic covering Wildlife Crime. Dina was previously a health editor for Scientific American magazine and holds a master's degree in public health. In short, she knows a lot about wildlife trafficking and public health, and those appear to be two important factors in the origin of COVID. We discuss the connection between healthcare and wildlife crime, how COVID-19 could have made its way from bats into humans, whether there’s any evidence coronavirus originated in a lab, and what China is doing to pr...
2021-04-251h 00Sciencentric
SciencentricAll About Bears | Rémy MarionOur guest in this episode is Rémy Marion -- author, photographer, and documentary filmmaker. Rémy is a member of France’s national society of geographers and explorers, and an authority on bears. In particular, brown bears and polar bears, which he has been observing in the wild since the 1980s. His book, “On Being a Bear: Face to Face with Our Wild Sibling”, was recently translated into English and is set for release in the U.S. at the end of March 2021.The book delves into humanity’s two million-year-old love/hate relationship with bears, covers all...
2021-03-2350 minSciencentric
SciencentricChemistry & Communication | Mai Thi Nguyen-KimOur guest in this episode is German chemist, journalist, author, TV host and YouTube star Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim. Her first book, “Chemistry for Breakfast: The Amazing Science of Everyday Life,” has recently been translated into English. It follows a typical day in Mai’s life, drilling down into the molecules that make it all happen. It’s an interesting and entertaining read for anyone who likes to geek out on the science of everyday existence. We spoke about Mai about her journey from chemistry PhD to TV host and author, how she balances a passion for the truth wi...
2021-03-1054 minSciencentric
SciencentricInside Wildlife Trafficking | Rachel NuwerIn our inaugural episode, we spoke with science and environmental journalist Rachel Nuwer about her book "Poached: Inside the Dark World of Wildlife Trafficking." We spoke about her process for writing the book, the time she spent with actual wildlife traffickers, and what can be done to stop the illegal wildlife trade--particularly in Asia.     Help support this podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric  Receive 25% off any web hosting plan using the promo code "science": http://hostgator.com  **DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE**   Poached: Inside the Dark World of Wildlife Trafficking ht...
2021-02-1137 minSciencentric
SciencentricTalking Sexes | Zach ElliotIn this episode, we’re delving into some controversial topics. In fact, I really couldn’t think of more controversial topics than sex and gender and how the two relate. Much like religion or politics, how we understand sex and gender are fundamental to how we operate in the world and inspire a whole range of opinions--often in conflict with each other. But in the last five years or so, I’ve noticed some rather unusual ideas taking root. Number one is that distinct biological sexes don’t exist; sex categories like male and fema...
2020-10-161h 08Sciencentric
SciencentricRare Metals War | Guillaume PitronIn this episode, we’re speaking to award-winning French journalist and documentary filmmaker Guillaume Pitron.  For the last decade or so, Guillaume has been following the global trade in rare earth metals. There are around 30 of these metals and they can be found in virtually all of our electronic devices and in green technologies like solar panels and electric cars.  Unfortunately, mining these materials come with heavy environmental and social costs. Mining generates massive amounts of polluted wastewater, which left untreated, poisons crops and makes people sick.  Guillaume documents these issues in his 2018 book "Rare Metals War', which...
2020-09-0347 minSciencentric
SciencentricSharing Ingredients | George ZaidanGeorge Zaidan is the executive producer for the American Chemical Society and a former co-host of CNBC's “Make Me a Millionaire Inventor.” Most recently, he authored the book, “Ingredients: The Strange Chemistry of What We Put in Us and On Us”.   As the title suggests, “Ingredients” is about the chemistry of the food we eat and the products we use, but it’s more than that. It’s actually a crash course in epidemiology and epistemology. Epidemiology tells us if something is good or bad for us and epistemology looks at how we know what we think we know.  ...
2020-05-0654 minSciencentric
SciencentricSex and Monogamy | Carin BondarIn this episode, we speak with Carin Bondar, a biologist, writer, TV host, and public speaker. Carin is probably best-known for covering the topic at the forefront of everyone’s mind: sex. In various forms, she has documented all the strange and fascinating ways that animals approach enterprise reproduction--including us.   As a presenter, Carin has appeared in shows for Discovery, Netflix, and an independent online video series “Wild Sex”, which has reached millions of people worldwide. She’s also authored several books. “Wild Sex”, which shares the same name as her video series, looks at all the weird and wac...
2020-03-2957 minSciencentric
SciencentricInto the Abyss | Anthony DavidAnthony David is Director of the University of College London Institute of Mental Health. For twenty-eight years he was a consultant psychiatrist at the Maudsley Hospital in London. He is a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, the Royal College of Psychiatrists and the Academy of Medical Sciences. His new book, "Into the Abyss: A Neuropsychiatrists Notes on Madness", explores several of his most challenging cases and examines the biological, psychological and sociological roots of mental illness.    Help support this channel on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric Receive 25% off any web hosting plan us...
2020-03-041h 03Sciencentric
Sciencentric#16 Love, Drugs and Ethics with Bioethicist Brian D. EarpBrian D. Earp is a cross-disciplinary academic whose work draws on philosophy, cognitive science, psychology, history of science and medicine, and ethics. He is the Associate Director of the Yale-Hastings Program in Ethics and Health Policy at Yale University and Research Fellow in the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at the University of Oxford. His new book, "Love Drugs: The Chemical Future of Relationships", builds a case for conducting research into drugs that affect the emotion we call love and explores the ethical implications for individuals and society.    Receive 25% off any web hosting plan using the promo co...
2020-02-181h 09Sciencentric
Sciencentric#15 Evolution & Design with Evolutionary Theorist Mark ChangiziMark Changizi is an evolutionary theorist, author, and entrepreneur. His work focuses on the ultimate foundations underlying why we think, feel and see as we do. He has made important discoveries such as why we see in color, why we see illusions, why we have forward-facing eyes, why the brain is structured as it is, why animals have as many limbs and fingers as they do, why the dictionary is organized as it is, why fingers get pruney when wet, where emotional expressions came from, and how we acquired writing, language and music.  He has authored more than three d...
2019-12-311h 12Sciencentric
Sciencentric#14 The Secrets of Snakes with Wildlife Biologist David A. SteenHelp support this channel on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric   David A. Steen is a wildlife biologist who specializes in snakes and other "creepie crawlies." He is the author of the award-winning science blog Living Alongside Wildlife where he writes about natural history, ecology, and his own research. He's also been called the "best biologist on Twitter", using his presence on the platform to help people identify reptiles in their environment and debunk common wildlife myths, particularly about snakes. He explores many of these myths in his new book, "Secrets of Snakes" published this fall by T...
2019-12-1853 minSciencentric
Sciencentric#13 The Quantum Supremacy with Science Writer George MusserReceive 25% off any web hosting plan using the promo code "science":  http://hostgator.com  A little over a week ago, Google announced they had achieved something called “quantum supremacy”, a powerful new way of computing that makes use of quantum principles.  Google claims it's quantum processor can tackle a really difficult computational problem in about two and a half minutes--a task that would take the fastest classical supercomputer about 10,000 years.  Researchers at IBM have contested that estimate and dialed it back to only two and half days. Whatever the true number i...
2019-11-061h 03Sciencentric
Sciencentric#12 Video Games & Psychology's Replication Crisis with Dr. Pete EtchellsThere is a growing body of scientific literature about video games. Not how their made, but how they impact our brains and our lives. Researchers are looking at questions like: do violent video games make us more violent in real life? Can games be addictive? Or, how much time sitting in front of the screen is really good for us? Our guest in this episode, psychology professor Pete Etchells, has taken an in-depth look at the research around video games in his new book, “Lost In a Good Game: Why We Play Video Games and What They Ca...
2019-10-181h 03Sciencentric
Sciencentric#11 How to Use Your Brain with Neuroscientist Henning BeckWe may marvel at the precision and efficiency of computers, wishing our brains operated in much the same way. We’d remember everything perfectly, we’d never feel bored or get distracted, we’d have laser-like focus, we’d be on all the time…. But not so fast, says our guest, neuroscientist Henning Beck. Henning is a writer, speaker, consultant and author of the forthcoming book “Scatterbrain: How the Mind’s Mistakes Make Humans Creative, Innovative, and Successful.” He says what we perceive as our brain’s “flaws” are actually the things that make us uniquely human and in some ways more...
2019-08-0446 minSciencentric
Sciencentric#10 Hacking the Code of Life with Molecular Biologist Nessa CareyIn this episode, we’re talking about the most exciting thing to happen in biology in the last ten years--the development of the CRISPR-CAS9 gene-editing system, more commonly known as CRISPR. It’s a molecular tool that allows scientists to make precise changes to DNA, even within living cells. In the near future, CRISPR will have an impact on pretty much everything--from medicine to conservation to the very food we eat. Our guest, Nessa Carey, knows the story of CRISPR well. Nessa is a molecular biologist who worked in the biotech industry for 13 years and a visiting professor at Imperial Coll...
2019-06-2643 minSciencentric
Sciencentric#9 Vanishing Fish with Marine Biologist Daniel PaulyDaniel Pauly is a professor of marine biology at the University of British Columbia and principal investigator of the Sea Around Us Project, which seeks to understand the impact that fisheries have on the world’s oceans. His new book, "Vanishing Fish: Shifting Baselines and the Future of Global Fisheries", is a kind of greatest hits of his essays over the years. He is perhaps most famous for the essay he penned in 1995, in which he coined the phrase “shifting baselines”. The phrase describes our shifting perception, from generation to generation, about the normal state of Nature. The essay is widely...
2019-06-051h 00Sciencentric
Sciencentric#8 Getting Cultured with Author Katherine CourageThe gut microbiome is the collection of microbes living in our digestive tract and concentrated in the large intestine. Science is revealing that a healthy microbiome has a number of important benefits related to digestion, weight loss, the immune system and even our mood. What we eat has big impact on the health of our gut microbes. In this episode, we speak with science writer Katherine Harmon Courage about foods that sustain our intestinal flora. Her new book “Cultured: How Ancient Foods Can Feed Our Microbiome” took her around the world to sample foods that are good for the gut. -- W...
2019-04-2931 minSciencentric
Sciencentric#7 Trump's Wall and the Environment with Journalist John PlattOne of the most polarizing political issues of the day is President Trump’s proposed border wall. An Executive Order he signed in 2017 calls for a “contiguous, physical wall or other...impassable...barrier” along the entire U.S. Mexico border. The idea being that an unbroken, impassable wall would help deter illegal immigration and drug trafficking. According to a visual survey by USA Today, only about 650 miles of the nearly 2000-mile border is fenced. About half of that fencing can stop people on foot. The other half only prevents vehicles from crossing. Trump’s supporters see the wall as a necessar...
2019-04-0334 minSciencentric
Sciencentric#6 Talking De-extinction with Journalist Torill KornfeldtWho can forget the classic 1993 movie Jurassic Park? In that film, scientists extracted dino DNA from mosquitoes trapped in amber fossils and used it to bring back all kinds terrifying creatures--from the mighty T-rex to overgrown velociraptors. Fast forward to 2019 and we’ve yet to create dinosaurs, or any other creatures, by extracting ancient DNA. It turns out DNA molecules degrade pretty quickly, leaving us without the necessary blueprints to reconstruct extinct animals. But that doesn’t mean scientists have given up on de-extinction. There are a number of projects underway to bring back the woolly mammoth, the passenger pigeon, the...
2019-03-1536 minSciencentric
Sciencentric#5 Solving a Red Wolf Mystery with Biologist Elizabeth HeppenheimerAbout six years ago, a wildlife biologist noticed a pack of mysterious creatures living on Galveston Island, a barrier island off the Gulf Coast of Texas. The creatures looked an awful lot like coyotes, but also red wolves, an ancient coyote-wolf hybrid that had been extinct in the wild for nearly 40 years. Eventually, scientists collected DNA samples from the mystery creatures, tested and analyzed them. The results showed they were coyotes harboring genes from the red wolf. This meant that even though the red wolf disappeared from the area long ago--at least in dog years--its genes lived on through coyotes. ...
2019-03-0727 minSciencentric
Sciencentric#4 Questioning the Mortality Plateau with Biologist Saul NewmanAs adults, our odds of dying doubles about every eight years. However, a high-profile paper published in Science this summer seems to tell a different story; past age 80 those increasing odds slow down and almost completely level off past 100, In this episode, we speak with Saul Newman, a biologist at the Australia National University in Canberra, who says this "mortality plateau" probably isn't real and can be chalked up to both sloppy science and problems with how the data was collected. Support us on Patreon: bit.ly/2GjxdoL Check our list of recommended science books: bit.ly/2zOIiYU Links: Human...
2018-12-2134 minSciencentric
Sciencentric#3 Is Big Chicken a Symbol of the Anthropocene?Is the broiler chicken an icon of the anthropocene--an era when humans are are radically altering the biology and geology of the planet? A new paper out of the UK says so and we take a look at the authors' argument. Support us on Patreon: bit.ly/2GjxdoL Check our list of recommended science books: bit.ly/2zOIiYU Links: How chickens became the ultimate symbol of the Anthropocene https://theconversation.com/how-chickens-became-the-ultimate-symbol-of-the-anthropocene-108559 The broiler chicken as a signal of a human reconfigured biosphere https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.180325
2018-12-1430 minSciencentric
Sciencentric#2 Everything We Know about the CRISPR BabiesWe explore the latest news out of China that a scientist has created genetically-modified babies using the CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing system. Support us on Patreon: https://bit.ly/2GjxdoL Check our list of recommended science books: https://bit.ly/2zOIiYU Links: The He Lab YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0MrOF3n_8ZrklRxAm4zoA_zBiG7mvMU4 Why Are Scientists So Upset About the First Crispr Babies? https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/05/health/crispr-gene-editing-embryos.html First CRISPR Babies: 6 Questions That Remain https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/first-crispr-babies-6-questions-that-remain/ What are genome editing and CRISPR-Cas9? https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov...
2018-12-0837 min