
Join hosts Caitlin and Nicole as they snark about science in media and discuss why it's good, bad, or just plain ridiculous. TNHSW is using the CW TV show The Flash as a case study for bad science in media, and Caitlin and Nicole are skewering, I mean critiquing, the science in The Flash two episodes at a time. (Nicole would like to take this moment to offer to show the writing team of The Flash h... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | Natural SciencesPhysicsScience | ||||

We’re back! Caitlin finally edited the episode! In fact, you might say that this episode was Lost … on Caitlin’s Hard Drive. In this episode, Caitlin and Nicole are joined again by Caitlin’s long-suffering brother Ryan to discuss episodes 6 and 7 of ... more
It turns out that Caitlin and Nicole have multiple rocket scientist friends! Longtime friend of the podcast Space Nicole joins our hosts along with newtime friend of the podcast Grant to discuss the Nolan space behemoth, Interstellar. There is … a lo... more
We have come to a movie that is apparently somewhat infamous in the scientific community for its terrible and ridiculous science: The Core. Patricia joins us once again to discuss how plausible it would be that the Earth’s core would stop spinning, t... more
Well … this episode ended up being a bit of a mess for reasons that are explained therein. But you know what? It kind of fits because we’re covering episodes 1 and 2 of Another Life, and this show is a lot of a mess. We’re joined by our longtime podc... more
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Found this via a comment on Reddit, and I love it! Great hosts, super well edited, quite informative, and super funny! Worst thing is waiting for new episodes, because I just can’t get enough!
(See review title). THIS PODCAST IS AMAZING AND BRINGS ME SO MUCH JOY. This is MST3K for anyone who loves science, or superhero movies, or just really enjoys riffing on the rampant science ridiculousness in TV shows and movies. I also learn a TON about a whole bunch of random things (cochlear implants, anyone?), and I'm having a great time while learning. I regularly plug this podcast to everyone I know - dunno if it's working yet, but if they haven't checked it out yet, THEIR LOSS. Serious... more
I just found this podcast and have binged my way through the first 6 episodes with plans to continue as quickly as I can. It is fantastic! Makes me laugh and just brightens my day. It captivates my attention even though I have never seen a single episode of the Flash (or Arrow). I hope that there will be many more episodes to come!!!
Also, for the record, I do not know anyone who appears in this podcast in real life. I am a completely independent listener.
For someone like myself I dont know much about science but these ladies sure know how to keep the chuckles rolling!
A must listen for science and non science buffs!
The two hosts are so fun and they really know what they are talking about. The idea of the podcast is also super interesting and I can't wait to see what other pieces of media they decide to crtique.
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