
About this podcast
Strange Bites is a short science podcast. Lance Martin takes a real discovery in biology, physics, neuroscience, genetics, anthropology, or paleontology and explains it in about fifteen minutes, with just enough story to make the facts stick. New episodes twice a week. Recent bites include a brain built from two lineages, bacteria that grow their own wires, a gene that can still jump, and fossils that may have been an animal’s compass. Sources are in the show notes. The science is not…
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Strange Bites
About this podcast
Strange Bites is a short science podcast. Lance Martin takes a real discovery in biology, physics, neuroscience, genetics, anthropology, or paleontology and explains it in about fifteen minutes, with just enough story to make the facts stick. New episodes twice a week. Recent bites include a brain built from two lineages, bacteria that grow their own wires, a gene that can still jump, and fossils that may have been an animal’s compass. Sources are in the show notes. The science is not…
Recent episodes
- Episode 67: The Needle in the Stone14 Oct · 10 min
- Episode 66: The Gene That Refused to Sit Still12 Oct · 10 min
- Episode 65: The Microbe that Learned to Flip a Neuron7 Oct · 15 min
- Episode 64: Is Your Brain One Organ or Two?5 Oct · 13 min
- Episode 63: The Frequency of the Heart30 Sept · 16 min
- Episode 62: Fountain of Youth for Your Eyes??28 Sept · 18 min
- Episode 61: The 11,000 Year Old Human/Leopard Statue23 Sept · 13 min
- Episode 60: Bacteria that Grows Metal Cables21 Sept · 14 min
- Episode 59: Living Circuit Boards16 Sept · 16 min
- Episode 58: The Devil Flower14 Sept · 15 min