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Host Alan Taylor, Karl Champley and Dr. Cort Stoskopf take some time to cover the new Adidas Springblade shoes. Alan, Karl and Cort discuss the energy of the youth and how it changes as you get older as well.

Earlier in the show, we started talking about autonomous driving. We continue discussing how autonomous driving and other autonomous features out there today affect us. Host Alan Taylor, Karl Champley and Dr. Cort Stoskopf give their perspective on autonomous driving and how it will affect us.

Dr. Cort Stoskopf’s Popular Science topic of choice is called "Vaccinating Mosquitos Can Ward of Malaria". Dr. Cort talks with host Alan Taylor and Karl Champley about the article, how it works, and what he learned from it.

In this hour of Popular Science Radio, host Alan Taylor is accompanied by Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley. At the start of the hour, we’re visited by Severin Marcombes, the CEO of Cloud Guys Corp., who talks about their product called Lima which was recently featured on KickStarter.com. After talking with 112-year-old Bernando LaPallo last week, the guys share what they took away from talking to him. Then, Alan, Karl and Cort talk the new Adidas Springblade shoes, autonomous driving, and a vaccination to help prevent mosquitos from transmitting malaria.

Karl Champley and Dr. Cort Stoskopf are your hosts for this hour of Popular Science Radio! We start off by wishing Bernando LaPallo a happy 112th birthday! Bernando, author of "Age Less Live More", tells us how he’s made it to 112 and why he’s still alive and kickin!

We’re talking today with Bernando LaPallo, the author of "Age Less Live More" and a man who recently celebrated his 112th birthday! Bernando tells us how what he eats and his views on life have helped to live to 112.

Bernando LaPallo is celebrating his 112th birthday, and we’ve got him on the line! Bernando talks with host Karl Champley and Dr. Cort Stoskopf about his book, "Age Less Live More" and also his next book. Bernando tells us about what he’s been up to and when you can find his next book!

We’ve brought on Alex Lavidge, a Business Development Manager from Variable Inc., to talk about the NODE. This 3-inch cylinder connects to Bluetooth 4.0 with Apple IOS devices. The NODE can be directly useful for motion mapping for animation or physical therapy, a gesture-based remote control, multiple, simultaneous data streams and much more!

Host Karl Champley tells a story about a technique they used in Australia to prevent hitting animals with their car. Today Karl and co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopf discuss the new Animal Avoidance system that spots wildlife from 500 feet away that will be available on the 2014 Mercedes-Benz S-Class.

Karl Champley and co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopf give a recap on the show, including their chat with 112 -year-old Bernando LaPallo. Karl and Dr. Cort discuss how they’re going to take some of his advice.

In this hour of Popular Science Radio, Karl Champley and Dr. Cort step in as hosts. To start us off, we talk to Bernando LaPallo, the author of "Age Less Live More", who is celebrating his 112th Birthday! Bernando tells us all about his book and what he’s been doing for 112 years that’s kept him alive and healthy. Then Alex Lavidge from Variable Inc. joins the show to talk about the NODE, a 3-inch cylinder connects to Bluetooth 4.0 with Apple IOS devices. Be sure to tune in to hear all about these exciting topics and so much more!

We’re kicking off this hour of Popular Science Radio by bringing on Mike Farley to talk about the Tile. What’s the Tile? A location tracking device about the size of a matchbox that can be used to keep track of your valuable items.

Mike Farley, his team and the Tile didn’t go through Kickstarter or Indiegogo to get their product off the ground, instead they chose SelfStarter. Mike talks with host Alan Taylor about the details on their tracking device product and all of the functions it has to offer. Also, Mike talks about how the project has changed his life and what’s next for the Tile.

About 10% of the world’s medicine in counterfeit. We’ve brought on Dr. Michael O’Neill, the Chief Technology Officer for TruTag Technology, to talk about how their product can help pharmacies distribute non-counterfeit drugs.

The Bio Revolution is the big story in this month’s issue of Popular Science Magazine. Jacob Ward, the Editor-in-Chief for Popular Science Magazine, joins the show to talk about how doctors print organs from living tissue.