Sassy Science - Episode 5 - November 15th, 2007

Episode #5 – Nov. 15, 2007


Sassy Science Podcast

Science + Music = Sassy

Sassy Science News – Snot helps sharks find dinner, lobster pain, optimism pinpointed in the brain, curvier women have smarter children, why cursing at work is f*#@$ great, and more.

Terrorizing Details of the Dino Extinction – We all know an asteroid came in and wiped out the dinosaurs, but what exactly happened to cause the mass extinction to go down? Dr. Jay Melosh, a Professor of Planetary Science whose speciality is geologic violence, is investigating this mystery. He’s from the University of Arizona, but I caught up with him at a public lecture he was giving at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.

Theme Music
Drum Finale Throwdown
Blue Man Group Records & Publishing

 

Music
The Hunters Return – JustinRY

Chargin Mix - The Sandman

Fun Machine Theme – The Baldwin Fun Machine

Begin - Amy Steinberg Band

Dinosaur

Clouds or Smoke? – Derek K. Miller (Penmachine Sessions)

Sound Effects - Soundsnap & The Freesound Project

 

 
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3 Comments »

  1. David says

    Do you have an “Explicit” tag on iTunes? Dropping F-bombs like that! That’s not right! :)

    Hey - I think you should get Tim to do a guess appearance on the podcast. Maybe tell a science joke or story once per episode.

    PS - You made need to your site to “Sappy Science” based on that last song from Episode 5. Just kidding, I liked it a lot. I think I’ll download it tonight.

    November 15th, 2007 | #
  2. Jeff O'Hara says

    Yay, comments!!! woot

    December 5th, 2007 | #
  3. what happens after in love says

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