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// We'll follow three kids separated from their families during a zombie apocalypse. Throughout the journey, hosts and creators Josh Kurz, Wendy Roderweiss, and Dr. Mel Herbert weave in jokes, science, historical factoids, and interviews with leading experts. Season 1 starts with the reason we do science in the first place and then tackles topics ranging from digital communication, the power grid, and the immune system, to Polynesian voyagers, and the Underground Railroad. //

© FOOLYBOO LLC Length 00:01:39 22 February 2016 Season 1 Age: 11plus Topics: Science Country: USA Type: Episodic

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© FOOLYBOO LLC Length 00:01:39 22 February 2016 Season 1 Age: 11plus Topics: Science Country: USA Type: Episodic

Season 1 Teaser

Season 1 Teaser

This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but you're on episode one, which is a great place to start.

We'll follow three kids separated from their families during a zombie apocalypse. Throughout the journey, hosts and creators Josh Kurz, Wendy Roderweiss, and Dr. Mel Herbert weave in jokes, science, historical factoids, and interviews with leading experts. Season 1 starts with the reason we do science in the first place and then tackles topics ranging from digital communication, the power grid, and the immune system, to Polynesian voyagers, and the Underground Railroad.


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