Popular Science Radio
Summary: POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO brings you all the newest discoveries and emerging technologies, cutting-edge innovations in science and technology each week. Presented in an interactive, entertaining and easy to understand forum with host, Alan Taylor. Broadcast weekly from out Los Angeles studio and "on the road", Popular Science Radio brings you behind the scenes coverage from technical and scientific events around the country. Get the latest on time travel, warp factors, reprogramming your mind, artificial intelligence, and the current innovations in automobiles, gadgets, food science, technology, health and lots more. Join host Alan Taylor with an exciting a mix of scientific experts, bold inventors, tech geeks, dreamers, innovators, tinkerers, thinkers and celebrity guests. This is your source to uncover scientific and the technical treasures on nationally syndicated radio, podcasts, and more.
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Podcasts:
We're joined today by Sean Simone, the CEO of Yellow Jacket, who fills us in on how they launched their iPhone case stun gun on Indiegogo and where they're at now.
What do you get when you combine entertainment, tech and retail? Drop Til You Shop! Nick Rosenthal, the CEO and Co-Founder of Drop Til You Shop, joins our show to talk about what their website is all about.
What do you do with a compact, lightweight x-ray machine? Dale Fox, the CEO of Tribogenics, fills us in on the different uses that the MiniMAX can do!
Kyle Bazemore from Infiniti Communications joins our show now to talk about the Drive by Wire system in the Infiniti Q50.
To wrap up this edition of Popular Science Radio, host Alan Taylor brings on his producer, Tim Burg, to talk about his website (www.Above180.com). Also, Tim fills us in on the blue oil they use on bowling lanes and what it teaches us.
SEGMENT 1: Introducing the Morph Wheel SEGMENT 2: Brrr...It's Cold Outside! SEGMENT 3: Next Ice Age Coming? SEGMENT 4: Connect Your Home SEGMENT 5: Steer by Wire Systems in Cars SEGMENT 6: The MiniMAX X-Ray System
Maddak Inc. specializes in making those in a wheelchair more independent. Kathleen Hanek, the Director of Product Management for Maddak Inc., is our first guest in this hour of Popular Science Radio. Today she fills us in on how the Morph Wheel makes a big difference.
It's cold across the country and we want to know why! Brian Sussman from the KSFO Morning Show in San Francisco joins our show now to talk about research that has been done that tells us to expect cold weather like this for the years to come.
We're joined today by former Meteorologist and host of KSFO, Brian Sussman. Brian and host Alan Taylor discuss this abundance of cold weather across the country.
Technology today has given us a lot of new options to work with, including being able to turn on and off products in the home from your smartphone miles away. Kevin Barnak from Skylink Group joins our show to talk about the services they offer.
Both Nissan and Mercedes-Benz have their sights set on bringing self-driving cars to show rooms' by the year 2020. This prompts a discussion on Nissan's Infinity Q50 consumer steer-by-wire system.
A compact and portable X-Ray machine? Yep! Host Alan Taylor and co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopf talk about the new MiniMAX X-Ray System and what possibilities it brings.
To kick off this edition of Popular Science Radio, host Alan Taylor brings on Jonas Pfeil to talk about Panono, a Panoramic Ball Camera. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com
Host Alan Taylor is joined now by Dr. David D. Perlmutter. Dr. Perlmutter, a neurologist and author of "Grain Brain: The Surprising Truth about Wheat, Carbs, and Sugar--Your Brain's Silent Killers", talks about his book and what his research has taught us. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com
There’s a direct relation between your blood sugar levels and your diet. Host Alan Taylor is talking today with Dr. David Perlmutter about his book, "Grain Brain: The Surprising Truth about Wheat, Carbs, and Sugar--Your Brain's Silent Killers". For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com
