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Lauren is a science teacher and Nick is a scientist. Together, they use comedy and science to debunk pseudoscience, myths, and common misconceptions they find on the internet. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/justnascience/support
Bulls hating red? Lauren and Nick are coming for your cartoon certainty.
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A skeptical look at why wellness fads gain trust while pharmaceutical lobbying feeds suspicion.
Just NAS Science gives wellness culture a skeptical workout, asking why health fads can feel so reassuring while pharmaceutical companies often meet deep mistrust. Lauren, a science teacher, and Nick, a personal neuroscientist, bring in Dr.
A salty, evidence-led evolution episode where fossils and DNA push back against social-media certainty.
Evolution frames the episode as a debate over what counts as evidence, as Lauren and Nick work through social-media claims about aliens, fossils, and human origins.
A common tree-growth myth gets a grounded, practical answer from a plant scientist who knows the work behind the theory.
Plant myths get a little dirt on their hands as Just Now Science brings in Dr. Vikram Baliga, a lecturer in plant and soil science and teaching greenhouse manager at Texas Tech University.
A casual, friendly primer on gene expression, cell machinery, and environmental influence.
Epigenetics gets a clear, practical introduction through the mechanics of gene expression: genes being turned on, turned off, amplified, or reduced as tightly wound DNA becomes usable inside the cell.
A candid, practical look at the steady work behind podcast consistency, discoverability, and accessibility.
Nick turns podcasting into a practical field guide, moving from the pressure of National Guard training to the quieter grind of getting episodes published on a steady rhythm.
A lively science-myths chat driven by easy banter, loose curiosity, and a few interruptions from Jerry.
Just Now Science treats familiar science myths as an open, casual debate, moving from cartoon bulls and red capes to period syncing, hangover cures, blood, animal behavior, and the way people respond to what they see.
Strange claims, tested cleanly.
Plainspoken sermons for faithful Christian life.
Lauren and Nick's Just Na Science interview with Dr.
Just Now Science Podcast opens by answering a post that says human evolution is “not proven” and blames aliens for fossils, skull shapes, and other evidence.
Just Now Science Podcast opens with Nick interviewing Dr.
Just Na Science's Introduction to Epigenetics and DNA Expression explains why gene expression can change without changing the DNA sequence itself.
Nick of Just Nat Science shares practical advice on starting a podcast, including choosing a niche, launching with at least three episodes, and publishing transcripts and website content.
Just Na Science examines common myths about bulls, menstrual synchrony, teething babies, and hangovers, with Lauren and neuroscientist Nick testing each claim against studies and personal examples.
Just Now Science hosts Lauren and Nick explain how deepfakes use artificial intelligence and deep learning to create misleading audio or video.
Lauren and Nick debunk common misconceptions about vitamin C and its role in preventing colds.
Lauren and Nick debunk the misconception that depression can be cured by simple activities like walking, using science and humor.
Nick interviews a registered dietitian about common food diet myths and misconceptions.
Lauren and Nick discuss child transmission of COVID-19 and school reopening models, debunking common misconceptions.