Science Faction

Bill joins the guys to discuss how the Iceman uses simple breathing techniques to literally acquire super powers, why Space X hired a sniper to shoot its launch rocket with a high powered rifle, and why fat people with cardiovascular problems live LONGER after their diagnosis than their normal weighted peers.

Dr Gill joins the guys to discuss how scientists rewrote human history this week with a new DNA study, how we just found out that wild horses are extinct, why household cleaners might be permanently damaging your lungs, and why Iran has accused lizards of being nuclear spies.

Dr Eva rejoins the guys to discuss the origins of all language, how humans domesticated themselves, a newly discovered form of light, and a research helicopter that had a mid-air collision with an elk.

Dr Allison Gill joins the guys to discuss a new cure for cancer, a previously undiscovered Mayan city of over 10 million people, a bacteria that poops out gold, and a new way to make wood stronger than steel.

Dr Allison Gill joins the guys to discuss the ethics of (real) lie detectors, the destruction of the Nazca Lines, and how to train mosquitos not to bother you.

The guys welcome back Dr Allison Gill to discuss a mnemonic that will change your life, a new STD that is already resistant to antibiotics, how one cigarette a day can cause more damage than you think, and how curry might fight off Alzheimer's disease.

Dr Allison Gill joins the guys to discuss how general anesthesia is permanently damaging the brains of children, the mysterious cause of a massive die-off of a species of deer with two dicks on its face, and how a non-human scientist discovered how to fight malaria using toothpaste.

The guys welcome Connor to talk about the discovery of plenty of water on Mars, why the story about the Cuban sonic weapon is total BS, and how all the sea turtles are turning female.

The guys kick off 2018 by welcoming back Dr. Eva to discuss the "shocking" new Native American DNA that was found, how a diabetes drug might cure Alzheimer's disease, how smelling a dirty shirt can calm you down, and an easy way to look three years younger without spending a dime.

In this special Year End Science Review, we look back at the biggest news stories of 2017 from a whole new kind of astronomy, to secret pyramid rooms and not-so-legitimate ancient archaeological sites. We also hit a few of the best articles from the last week of 2017 including how pregnancy can help cure Multiple Scerosis, why some fathers have mostly boys or mostly girls, and how phone hackers can very easily crack your pin code 99.5% of the time.