Santa Science Sisters

Santa Science Sisters

Ho! Ho! Ho! Christmas is right around the corner and it’s time to talk about everybody’s favorite jolly old man. Santa may not be considered spooky by most, but he is technically a boogeyman, and we had questions about him that needed answers! In this episode, we discuss the effect of Santa (and similar holiday characters) on children’s cognitive development, the plausibility of Santa’s sleigh withstanding speeds many times faster than sound, and how many calories Santa would eat on Christmas...

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Dinosaurs to Dragons with Elizabeth Shreeve

Dinosaurs to Dragons with Elizabeth Shreeve

For this Substitute Sister episode, Meagan is joined by author Elizabeth Shreeve to talk about her new book, Dinosaurs to Dragons, which is all about the origins of and possible science behind various...

31 Aug 59min

Behind the Scenes for Our 1-Year-Bookaversary!

Behind the Scenes for Our 1-Year-Bookaversary!

Join us for a behind the scenes look at Spooky Science, where we share some fun stories that we wish had made it into the final cut of the book, and some musings about the writing process. How has it ...

10 Aug 44min

Spooky 7

Spooky 7

It's time for another round of Short and Spooky stories! From hidden noises in haunted houses to microscopic threats in ancient tombs, this episode features two stories about the big effects small thi...

9 Jun 28min

The Loveland Frogman

The Loveland Frogman

Along a stretch of the Little Miami River in Loveland, Ohio, tales are told about encounters with a strange and, if the drawings are to be believed, surprisingly bootylicious cryptid known as Frogman....

18 Mai 34min

Mokele-mbembe: The (Not) Living Dinosaur

Mokele-mbembe: The (Not) Living Dinosaur

Mokele-mbembe is a sauropod-like cryptid that has been luring cryptozoology's most optimistic explorers into some of the world's most remote swamps for over a century, and yet the evidence remains, to...

5 Mai 36min

The Science of Superstition

The Science of Superstition

Almost everyone has at least one superstition they adhere too, and science says that might be for good reason! In this episode, we talk about the origins of two popular superstitions (including one th...

17 Apr 35min

The Folklore of Geology

The Folklore of Geology

For tens of thousands of years, Indigenous Peoples have passed down stories of major geologic events around the world, and many times, we find that modern science is just playing catch-up to learn mor...

21 Mar 28min

Not-So-Strange Things: The Montauk Project

Not-So-Strange Things: The Montauk Project

Did the U.S. government conduct secret experiments involving mind control, psychic warfare, and time travel on a military base in Long Island in the 1970s-80s? Probably not. But we did get a pretty gr...

28 Feb 33min

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