Like most of us, you probably think of Michael Jackson on the cover of the National Enquirer when you hear "Hyperbaric Chamber." Surprisingly, they're not just kookie, weirdo nonsense, but hold legitimate, scientific purpose. This week we learn all about them, and hear a first-hand account of what it's like to use one. Also, the Unipiper is in-studio to tell us all about the First Annual Tonya Harding Film Festival! Also: Detecting autism, eradicating polio (also, what is polio?), SpaceX, Foreign Accent Syndrome, Best Buy stops selling CDs, Bitcoin heist, and drones take over the fashion runways. Enjoy!
#118 – Henrietta Lacks and Her Hella Cells
#117 – Synesthesia: These Colors Taste Fantastic
#116 – “Bins Worthy” And Other Scams
#115 – I Want To Believe: The Greg Nibler Conspiracy
#114 – Wiki-War!
#113 – Concrete Information about Cement
#112 – Black Holes, Dark Matters
#111 – News Pile the Size of Texas
#110 – Name That Tune with Brian the Unipiper
#108 – We All Float Down Here
#107 – Deport the Bhagwan!
#106 – Accidental Inventions
#105 – Playing Catch-Up
#104 – It’s Raining, Men
#103 – Mark Explains and Doesn’t Explain Quantum Computing
#102 – Bodies of Evidence
#101 – How Deep Is Your Web?
#100.5 – Just the Dad Jokes
#100 – Crossover? I Barely Knew Her!
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