Dinosaurs, extinction, evolution - the science & new discoveries
What can the extinction of the dinosaurs teach us about science, survival and our own place in the history of life?acclaimed paleontologist and science writer Riley Black joins host Pedro Rodriguez on Neglected Stories: People, History, Movements, for an eye opening discussion of the science and ne…
Why Is Our Skeleton On the Inside?
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New Title Drop | October 2026
Have you drank enough water today? On the latest episode of the New Title Drop, Angela, Melanie and Mark reflect on how the transition to spooky season can change their fall soundtracks. Keep listening for a preview of new book releases for October 2026.Check out this month's titles and place holds…
On The Origin of Smooching, Mausoleum Madness, Chubby Cheetahs
Amanda Reed and Riley Black join the show to discuss the fat American cheetah, weird mausoleum culture, and where the heck kissing came from.
The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week is a podcast by Popular Science. Share your weirdest facts and stories with us in our …
Episode 139: The End of Oak Street (2026)
On this episode we ventured out into the real world and shelled out the equivalent of a down payment on a small car to see The End of Oak Street (2026) in theatres. And guess what? Feathered dinosaurs! We’re so thrilled about that that we let some of the minor things slide, like the outdated JP3-s…
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