Popular Science Radio

In this hour of Popular Science Radio, host Karl Champley is taking over and he’s brought along two co-hosts: Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Jason Masters. At the start of the show, we start talking beer to prepare for our guest, Dr. Bill Mitchell. Dr. Mitchell joins the show to talk about his invention known as the PicoBrew Zymatic that’s designed to make home brewing a breeze. At the end of the hour, the gang talks trivia and meat that’s grown in a lab.

Welcome to an all new hour of Popular Science Radio with host Alan Taylor! To kick start the show, Alan talks with the Director of Communications for GoPro, Rick Loughery . Whether you’re surfing in San Diego or snowboarding in Denver, a GoPro is an excellent camera to have to capture your experience. Rick tells us the story of how GoPro got started and how it expanded.

Today host Alan Taylor is talking with Rick Loughery, the Director of Communications for GoPro, about who the GoPro audience appeals to. Whether you surf, ski, ride, drive, wakeboard, or just love to take videos, a GoPro can take your experience to a whole new level.

For as long as we can remember, there’s been a photographer and a subject. With a GoPro, you can be both and get great images, shots, and angles. It’s great for both consumers and professionals alike. Host Alan Taylor talks with Rick Loughery, the Director of Communications for GoPro, about what is so special about the GoPro camera.

We’re talking cameras in this hour of Popular Science! After finishing talking to Rick Loughery from GoPro, we’re bringing on Maddie Estrada, the Public Relations Director for Garmin Outdoor. Maddie gives us the details on the Garmin Virb Action Camera and why Garmin decided to add this camera to their product line.

We’ve got Maddie Estrada, the Public Relations Director for Garmin Outdoor, on the line talking about the Garmin Virb and Virb Elite. Maddie talks about the size of the camera, the battery life, what type of memory card it takes, and what type of quality you can get using it.

To wrap up this hour of Popular Science Radio, host Alan Taylor brings on co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Jacob Ward, the Editor-in-Chief for Popular Science Magazine. Alan, Dr. Cort and Jacob talk about how autonomous cars will benefit our future, but also discuss why some people are against it.

In this hour of Popular Science Radio, host Alan Taylor takes some time to talk action cameras with Rick Loughery and Maddie Estrada! Rick Loughery, the Director of Communications for GoPro, tells us all about how the camera was developed and how far it’s come today. Then, Maddie Estrada, the Public Relations Director for Garmin Outdoor, fills us in on the benefits to using the Garmin Virb and Virb Elite. At the end of the show, we shift gears and talk a little about autonomous driving with Jacob Ward, the Editor in Chief for Popular Science Magazine, and co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopf.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.