Popular Science Radio show

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:

 Cut Back on Sugar, Carbs & Wheat | SEGMENT 4 | #198 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 8:26

"Eat more healthy fats and less carbs" says our guest, Dr. David Perlmutter. Alan Taylor talks with Dr. Perlmutter about the reality of how much sugar and carbs we’re consuming and why it’s important to cut back. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 A Safer Police Car Chase | SEGMENT 5 | #198 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 6:51

Trevor Fischbach, the President of StarChase, joins our show today to talk about their new development that will make a big difference in the police car chases of our future. StarChase helps to protect the lives of innocent citizens, the police involved in the chase and the suspect. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 Say No to Diet Soda | SEGMENT 6 | #198 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 5:58

To wrap up this hour of Popular Science Radio, we bring on Greg Stebben to talk about the problem with diet soda. There’s nothing "diet" about it! Greg and host Alan Taylor discuss the problems with diet soda and why it’s a drink you should avoid and only have once in a great while. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 Cameras, Diet, Car Chases & More! | FULL SHOW | #198 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 41:47

SEGMENT 1: To kick off this edition of Popular Science Radio, host Alan Taylor brings on Jonas Pfeil to talk about Panono, a Panoramic Ball Camera. SEGMENT 2: 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. SEGMENT 3: 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". SEGMENT 4: "Eat more healthy fats and less carbs" says our guest, Dr. David Perlmutter. Alan Taylor talks with Dr. Perlmutter about the reality of how much sugar and carbs we’re consuming and why it’s important to cut back. SEGMENT 5: Trevor Fischbach, the President of StarChase, joins our show today to talk about their new development that will make a big difference in the police car chases of our future. StarChase helps to protect the lives of innocent citizens, the police involved in the chase and the suspect. SEGMENT 6: To wrap up this hour of Popular Science Radio, we bring on Greg Stebben to talk about the problem with diet soda. There’s nothing "diet" about it! Greg and host Alan Taylor discuss the problems with diet soda and why it’s a drink you should avoid and only have once in a great while. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 The Founding of SparkPeople (#197 Segment 1) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 5:33

It’s time to get HEALTHY! Host Alan Taylor starts off this hour of Popular Science Radio by talking with Chris Downie, the Founder and CEO of SparkPeople! Chris tells us the story of how he developed the company. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 SPARK Activity Tracker (#197 Segment 2) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 6:21

Have you heard of the SPARK Activity Tracker? Today we’re talking health with Chris Downie, the Founder and CEO of SparkPeople, and Dave Monahan, the President and CEO of FitLinxx, about the SPARK Activity Tracker. Chris and Dave give us the skinny on how this little device can help you lead a healthier lifestyle and track your activity. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 What the SPARK Activity Tracker Can Do For You (#197 Segment 3) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 7:00

Today we’re talking with Chris Downie, the Founder and CEO of SparkPeople, and Dave Monahan, the President and CEO of FitLinxx, all about the SPARK Activity Tracker! Chris and Dave talk with host Alan Taylor about what this little gadget can do for your health and your workout routine. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 Sounds a Bit Fishy (#197 Segment 4) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 6:45

We’ve brought on Dr. Nicholas Gutierrez now to talk fish! There are restrictions on the number of fish you can catch and keep, but why? Host Alan Taylor talks with Dr. Gutierrez about these restrictions that the MSC has set in place and why they’re important for our future. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 Extending the Years of Our Lives (#197 Segment 5) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 8:39

We’re continuing the health topic by talking with Laura Helmuth, the Science and Health Editor at Slate Magazine! How do some people live to be 80, 90, or 112? Laura talks about the scientific facts that have been discovered that show what can be done to extend the years of our lives. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 Donating Your Body to Science (#197 Segment 6) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 5:55

If you decide to donate your body to science, what do they do with it? To finish up this healthy hour of Popular Science, host Alan Taylor has brought on Brooke Borel, a Contributing Editor to Popular Science, to talk about what happens to it. Also, Brooke talks about who you can talk to if you do want to donate your body to science. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 #197 - Let's Get Healthy | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 41:32

Do you want to be healthy? Get more fit? Live a long life? Today we’re talking all about different aspects of health with a great group of guests. At the start of the hour, host Alan Taylor brings on Chris Downie, the Founder and CEO of SparkPeople, and Dave Monahan, the President and CEO of FitLinxx, to talk about the SPARK Activity Tracker. Then, Dr. Nicholas Gutierrez joins the show to tell us about why there are restrictions on the types and numbers of fish we can catch. Toward the end of the show, we’re visited by Laura Helmuth, the Science and Health Editor for Slate Magazine, who tells us about what it takes to live a long life. We wrap up the show by finding out what’ll happen to our bodies if we donate them to science from Brooke Borel. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 Eyes on the Road, Hands on the Wheel! (#196 Segment 1) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 6:43

This edition of Popular Science Radio is coming to you directly from the LA Auto Show! To kick off the hour, Alan Taylor sits down with BJ Killeen of CarBuzzard.com and MIT Research Scientist Bruce Mehler to talk about haptic feedback in the car to help keep drivers, and others on the road, safe. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 Does Voice Command Help or Make Things Worse? (#196 Segment 2) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 5:21

We’ve got Bruce Mehler, a Research Scientist MIT, on the show with us today talking about the research that he and a group of team members did to test the voice command software in different cars. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 What Does it Take to Design a Car Today? (#196 Segment 3) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 7:03

While attending the LA Auto Show, host Alan Taylor sits down with BJ Killeen from CarBuzzard.com and Kevin George from Ford. Kevin, the Head Design Manager for Ford Edge and the Ford Edge Concept, talks about what it takes to design a car these days and how the connected car has challenged his designs. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

 Looking for a Car that Keeps it’s Value? (#196 Segment 4) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 9:17

Listen to what ALG has to say! Alan Taylor is hanging out at the LA Auto Show talking with BJ Killeen from CarBuzzard.com and Eric Lyman, the Vice President, Editorial and Partner Development for ALG about the cars that won the residual value awards for 2013. For more episodes, visit us at www.PopularScienceRadio.com

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