Popular Science Radio
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May 11, 2013, Clip 6
Host Alan Taylor and Dr. Cort Stoskopf are joined by the President of Boss Products USA to talk about Rapid Fix glue. We learn the difference between the new Rapid Fix glue and the super glue that we’re all used to.
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May 11, 2013, Clip 5
Duck Tape has so many uses! Today we’re talking with Scott Summers of Duck Tape while at the National Hardware Show. Scott talks about the crafty uses of their brand Duck tape and how it’s a fun tool for people of all ages.
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May 11, 2013, Clip 4
The National Hardware Show has a lot to offer! We take some time to talk with Ed Several about all of the different types of products, booths, events and workshops that are at the show. Ed is the Senior VP General Manager of the National Hardware Show and Reed Exhibitions. Also, we find out how to share your invention at an upcoming show.
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May 11, 2013, Clip 3
Julie Leah, the Marketing Director for Terminix, joins host Alan Taylor and co-hosts Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley for this part of the hour. Julie fills us in on their two new products: both all natural mosquito repellants.
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May 11, 2013, Clip 2
We’re bringing you an episode of Popular Science Radio directly from the National Hardware Show! We bring on Matt Glowacki of Craftsman to talk about the features and benefits of the Craftsman Club.
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May 11, 2013, Clip 1
Welcome to an all new hour of Popular Science Radio! While at the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas, host Alan Taylor visits with Derrick Voigt of Craftsman. Derrick talks about the new Craftsman and Harley Davidson tool storage box as well as some of the new tools that are to come. Also, we find out exactly what Derrick does for the company.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: May 11, 2013, Full Show
Popular Science Radio this week is coming to you directly from the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas! At the start of the hour, we’re joined by Derrick Voigt of Craftsman to talk about their new products. Matt Glowacki stops by to talk about the benefits to joining the Craftsman Club. In the middle of the hour, we bring on Julie Leah of Terminix and Ed Several of the National Hardware Show. To round out the show, Scott Summers of Duck Tape and Len Kelsey of Boss Products USA to talk about...
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May 4, 2013, Clip 1
This week we’re broadcasting from The Big Photo Show in Los Angeles! To kick off the hour, host Alan Taylor is joined by co-host Karl Champley and Sony’s very own Mike Kahn. Mike talks about how cell phone cameras and social media have actually benefited the camera industry because it encourages more people to take more pictures.
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May 4, 2013, Clip 2
Cell phone pictures are great-- except that the quality isn’t nearly as good as one from a DSLR. While at The Big Photo Show, we’ve brought on Mike Kahn of Sony to talk about their NEX mirrorless camera which gives you interchangeable lens capability and great portability.
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May 4, 2013, Clip 3
Alan Taylor is joined by co-host Karl Champley and also by Mike Kahn of Sony. Mike takes some time to talk about some of the behind the scenes camera technology from Hollywood. One of the first major Hollywood films that was shot, edited and projected digitally was Oblivion. Mike talks about Sony’s involvement with this particular Tom Cruise film. Also, we learn some more about 4K television
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May 4, 2013, Clip 4
We’re talking with Mike Kahn of Sony on this episode of Popular Science Radio! Mike gives us some insight behind Sony’s slogan "Make.Believe". Also, we find out which camera types of cameras are the most popular and how today’s media helps give consumers knowledge for finding the right camera for each individual.
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May 4, 2013, Clip 5
We’re joined by Erin Manning of Erin Manning Photography while at The Big Photo Show in Los Angeles. Host Alan Taylor and co-host Karl Champley talk with Erin about her career as a photographer and gives some photo taking tips.
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May 4, 2013, Clip 6
To wrap up this hour of Popular Science Radio, we brought on Jim Malcolm of Pentax. Jim, the Executive Vice President, comes onto the show to talk about Pentax’s mirrorless camera.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: May 4, 2013, Full Show
Popular Science Radio is coming to you live from The Big Photo Show in Los Angeles this week! For the first half of the hour, we’re visited by Mike Kahn of Sony. Mike talks about Sony’s mirorrless camera, the meaning behind their slogan "Make.Believe" and how cell phones and social media have helped boost camera sales. Erin Manning of Erin Manning Photography joins us toward the end of the hour to talk about her career and give some photo tips. Our last guest is Jim Malcolm, the Executive...
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April 27, 2013, Clip 6
We were so impressed with the 3Doodler, we thought we’d keep Daniel Cohen on for another segment! Alan Taylor talks with Daniel about what they’ll be able to do after their success on Kickstarter.com.
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April 27, 2013, Clip 5
We’ve got 3D TV’s and now a 3D pen? Yes! 3Doodler is an exciting new product that allows you to draw in the air or even on a piece of paper, take it off and build a structure. Host Alan Taylor brings on Daniel Cohen from 3Doodler to talk about how they came up with the product and how they got started with the help of Kickstarter.
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April 27, 2013, Clip 4
Did you hear about the world’s first bionic eye to receive FDA approval? We’ve brought on Brian Mech, the Vice President of Second Sight, to talk about the bionic eye and how it works. Listen now to find out the details!
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April 27, 2013, Clip 3
We’re finding out more on the Basis Band! Basis understands that you’re busy, you get sick and you don’t always have time to work out. Jeff Holove, the CEO of Basis, is on the line talking about healthy habits and how he came up with the band. The Basis Band goes beyond your standard health tracking devices and determines what your activity is doing for your health and gives you reminders to get up and move.
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April 27, 2013, Clip 2
Are you trying to be more active? Alan Taylor brings on Jeff Holove of Basis to talk about their product, the Basis Band. What’s a Basis Band? Similar to a watch, it has sensors to determine how active you are, what your heart rate is, how many calories you’ve burned and more! It keeps track of this data so you can see how you’re doing and you can improve your health.
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April 27, 2013, Clip 1
Are you trying to be more active? Alan Taylor brings on Jeff Holove of Basis to talk about their product, the Basis Band. What’s a Basis Band? Similar to a watch, it has sensors to determine how active you are, what your heart rate is, how many calories you’ve burned and more! It keeps track of this data so you can see how you’re doing and you can improve your health.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: April 27, 2013, Full Show
Today we’re bringing you an exciting hour of Popular Science Radio! To start it off, we have Jeff Holove of Basis on the line to talk about the Basis Band. This band does more than your standard fitness tracking device and can help improve your health. Bettina Bush, the host of Parenting Magazine Live, stops in to say hello and tell us about her show. Have you heard of the bionic eye receiving FDA approval? We bring on Brian Mech of Second Sight to talk about how the eye works. The end of...
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April 20, 2013, Clip 6
To wrap up the hour, we take a look at the Popular Science article "BeerSci: Anywhere Beer". The article covers a new beer concentrate that, when combined with seltzer water, tastes just like a regular beer. Whether or not this is useful, we don’t know! But we definitely thought it was intriguing.
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April 20, 2013, Clip 5
A jet ski and quad in one? You bet! The Quadski has been invented, and we’re talking about it in this month’s issue of Popular Science. Host Alan Taylor and co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopf discuss the price, value and impressiveness of the new vehicle.
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April 20, 2013, Clip 4
Wouldn't it be interesting if we could predict earthquakes? Today we have David Nabhan, the author of "Earthquake Prediction: Answers in Plain Sight--Times and Dates When the Next Great Tremor Might Strike" on the show. David gives us the details on his book and explains the science behind it.
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April 20, 2013, Clip 3
Necessity is the mother of invention! Today we’re talking about the 10 best prototypes of the year. In this segment, we take some time to talk about the article ‘Apex Predator’. The article assesses whether scientists and volunteers with homemade trackers save sharks from extinction.
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April 20, 2013, Clip 2
How would you like to build your own robot? Animatronics Engineer Brian Roe has developed Roy the robot; who is controlled by animatronics software. Brian’s intention is to create a low cost kit for teaching people to build their own robots. In the near future, you might be able to build your own Roy!
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April 20, 2013, Clip 1
We’re kicking off this hour of Popular Science Radio by talking with the Editor-in-Chief of the magazine: Jacob Ward. Today we’re talking about the 10 best prototypes of the year! One very popular prototype includes the boxtail Synergy Aircraft - a whole new type of plane.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: April 20, 2013, Full Show
Editor-in-Chief Jacob Ward joins us once again in this hour of Popular Science Radio! Today we cover some of the best prototypes for the year, including a boxtail aircraft, a robot, the Quadski and concentrated beer. David Nabhan, author of "Earthquake Prediction: Answers in Plain Sight", also joins us to talk about his book.
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April 13, 2013, Clip 6
We wrap the show by talking with Dr. Pam Peeke, the author of New York Time’s Best seller "The Hunger Fix". Dr. Pam talks about how eating healthy foods can change the way food tastes because of how your genetic expression changes. Tune in to find out more!
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April 13, 2013, Clip 5
Today we’re talking about "re-wiring the brain". We’ve brought on Dr. Pam Peeke, the author of "The Hunger Fix", to talk about her book. Dr. Pam also discusses how you can change your habits so you can become a healthier you.
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April 13, 2013, Clip 4
When you eat a microwave dinner, what are you actually consuming? Today we’re talking with Nutrionist Doug Ingoldsby about hidden words in ingredients and what they mean. Doug gives us the details on why it’s important to pay attention to what you’re actually consuming and why eating raw foods is better for you.
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April 13, 2013, Clip 3
Now is the time to get healthy! We’ve brought on Nutrionist Doug Ingoldsby to give us some insight on eating healthy and paying attention to pre-packaged foods.
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April 13, 2013, Clip 2
Are we really getting closer to time travel? Today we’re talking about a NASA scientist claims to be on the verge of faster-than-light travel. Editor-in-Chief of Popular Science Magazine Jacob Ward is on the show talking about the article "Warp Factor" and whether he believes it’s possible.
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April 13, 2013, Clip 1
Welcome to an all new hour of Popular Science Radio with host Alan Taylor! Last week we brought on Popular Science Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Jacob Ward and found him so great to talk to that we brought him on again this week! To kick off this hour, Jacob talks about the article "Warp Factor" where a NASA scientist claims to be on the verge of faster-than-light travel.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: April 13, 2013, Full Show
We’ve got one action packed episode of Popular Science for you today! To start us off, we bring on Popular Science Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief Jacob Ward to talk about the article "Warp Factor" and how a NASA scientist is on the verge of time travel. We then shift gears and talk health for the rest of the show! Nutritionist Doug Ingoldsby joins the show to talk about what the ingredients in your microwave dinner actually mean. To wrap it up, Dr. Pam Peeke joins the show talk to us about her...
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April 6, 2013, Clip 6
We’ve reached the final segment of the show! To finish up the hour, Alan Taylor is joined by Parenting Magazine Live host Bettina Bush and Social Media Expert Andrew DiPalma. Alan, Bettina, and Andrew discuss what’s trending in social media.
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April 6, 2013, Clip 5
Social Media Expert Andrew DiPalma and Parenting Magazine Live host Bettina Bush join Alan to talk about how children need to know how to properly use social media platforms. Andrew talks a little about how businesses on Facebook engages users.
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April 6, 2013, Clip 4
We’ve brought on Bettina Bush, the host of Parenting Magazine Live, to talk about Social Media with Alan Taylor. Bettina recently talked with Social Media Expert Andrew DiPalma so Alan decided to bring him onto the show. Andrew shares a story about his young nieces following him on Twitter and how parents can be involved with their kids and social media.
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April 6, 2013, Clip 3
Technology today has come a long way! We’re getting closer and closer to having machines do our work for us. Today we’re talking with Jacob Ward, the Editor-in-Chief of Popular Science Magazine, about the article called "How It Works: The Robotic Chicken Butcher". Also, Jacob gives us a little bit of an insight on what it’s like to be associated with the magazine.
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April 6, 2013, Clip 2
Popular Science Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, Jacob Ward, is on the show talking with Alan about some of the exciting articles from April’s issue. In this segment, Jacob and Alan talk about the cover article, "How It Works: The Most Powerful Space Rocket", and the other impressive work that Elon Musk has done.
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April 6, 2013, Clip 1
We’re kicking off this hour of Popular Science Radio by bringing on Jacob Ward, the Editor-in-Chief of Popular Science Magazine. Jacob discusses one of their latest articles, "You Built What?!: A Tractor For The Apocalypse" where Marcin Jakubowski built his own DIY tractor.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: April 6, 2013, Full Show
For the first half of the show, Alan Taylor talks with Jacob Ward, the Popular Science Magazine Editor-in-Chief. Alan and Jacob discuss a few of the popular articles in the magazine. For the second half of the show, Parenting Magazine Live host Bettina Bush and Social Media Expert Andrew DiPalma join the show to talk everything social media.
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March 30, 2013, Clip 6
We’ve reached the end of the hour! We’re talking with Kris Gunnars, the author of two spectacular health articles. Kris wrote the article from PopSci.com called "9 Reasons To Avoid Sugar As If Your Life Depended On It" Kris gives us the details on why sugar is so bad for you and what affects eating it can have down the road.
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March 30, 2013, Clip 5
Filling in for Alan Taylor is Steve Natt. Steve and Dr. Cort Stoskopf discuss Ammar Bazzar and how he became a data acquisition and traction control guru. Ammar couldn’t make it in time for this segment, but he’ll be around in the next one!
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March 30, 2013, Clip 4
New thermostats allow you to control your energy and save on your energy bill-- so why not get one! Steve Natt and Dr. Cort Stoskopf talk with Eric Charleton of Nest Thermostats about the features it has to offer. Eric shares some details on the hard work that the company has put in to the thermostat so it can put itself on a schedule.
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March 30, 2013, Clip 3
Special effects artist Kevin Van Hook is on the line chatting with Steve Natt and Dr. Cort Stoskopf. Steve and Dr. Cort ask Kevin a couple of questions they’ve been curious to know the answers to.
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March 30, 2013, Clip 2
Kevin Van Hook uses green screen technology to work on the show Rizzoli and Isles, and has a background working on other shows and movies such as Law & Order and iRobot. Filling in for Alan Taylor is Steve Natt who discusses with Kevin the details of what his job entails.
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March 30, 2013, Clip 1
Steve Natt is filling in for Alan Taylor in this hour of Popular Science Radio. Steve visits with Dr. Cort Stoskopf and talks about an article at PopSci.com called "What Does Cheese Really Taste Like?" Kevin Van Hook comes in at the end of the segment to talk a little about green screens.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: March 30, 2013, Full Show
We have an encore airing for you! Alan Taylor is out of the office today, so Steve Natt is taking over! To start off the show, Steve Natt and Dr. Cort Stoskopf chat about an intriguing cheese article on PopSci.com. Kevin Van Hook, a special effects artists for Rizzoli and Isles, sticks around for a few segments to talk about the work that he does. Later on Eric Charleton of Nest Thermostats is on the show talking about the benefits to using their product in your home. To wrap up the show, we...
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March 23, 2013, Clip 6
Last week we talked about the article ‘9 Reasons To Avoid Sugar As If Your Life Depended On It’. Today Karl Champley and Dr. Cort Stoskopf give their thoughts on sugar and whether or not it should be avoided completely.
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March 23, 2013, Clip 5
We started talking about an article on PopSci.com called "The Chemistry of Kibble". Karl Champley and Dr. Cort Stoskopf talk a little about the differences they notice in their own pets when they feed them dog food versus bones from dinner. Karl recently attended an event where he was able to talk to kids about the importance of dental health. Karl talks a little about a special coating for kids teeth to prevent cavities.
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March 23, 2013, Clip 4
We’re talking about the article on PopSci.com called "The Chemistry of Kibble". Filling in for Alan Taylor is Karl Champley, who discusses the article with co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopf. The article talks about how our pets will eat what’s in front of them, not necessarily what’s best for them.
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March 23, 2013, Clip 3
Urbee is a three wheel hybrid car that is designed to carry two passengers. Today we have Jim Kor, the President of Urbee, and Jeff Hanson from Red Eye on Demand on the line to talk about the car and their plans for the second model.
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March 23, 2013, Clip 2
Another new electric car has arrived! Today we’re talking with Jim Kor of Urbee and Jeff Hanson of Red Eye on Demand about the new car. Jim tells us about their plans for the use and safety of this unique car.
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March 23, 2013, Clip 1
Karl Champley, the host of DIY Live, is filling in for host Alan Taylor while he’s in New York! Karl brings on co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopf to talk with Jim Kor and Jeff Hanson about the Urbee electric car. Jim, the president of Urbee, tells us about the Urbee and how it works. Also, we find out more about how Jim came up with the idea and where the name came from. Jeff Hanson of Red Eye on Demand is also on the line telling us about using their 3D printing to help with putting together Urbee.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: March 23, 2013, Full Show
Karl Champley is filling in for Alan Taylor this week while Alan is in New York. Karl brings on co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopft to talk with Jim Kor and Jeff Hanson. Jim Kor is the President of the new electric car called Urbee and Jeff Hanson works for Red Eye on Demand, which offers 3D printing for the body of the car.
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March 16, 2013, Clip 6
We kept Kris Gunnars on the line to talk about another article! Earlier we covered "7 Reasons Why Coffee is Good For You" and now we’re taking a look at "9 Reasons To Avoid Sugar As If Your Life Depended On It". Kris tells us why it’s important to start avoiding sugar and how it’s almost like a drug.
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March 16, 2013, Clip 5
We kept Kris Gunnars on the line to talk about another article! Earlier we covered "7 Reasons Why Coffee is Good For You" and now we’re taking a look at "9 Reasons To Avoid Sugar As If Your Life Depended On It". Kris tells us why it’s important to start avoiding sugar and how it’s almost like a drug.
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March 16, 2013, Clip 4
During the last segment, we started talking with Kris Gunnars. Kris is the author of the new article on PopSci.com called "7 Reasons Why Coffee is Good for You". We’re picking up where we left off on the list, reason number 4 "Coffee May Lower Your Risk of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s". Kris tells us how studies were done to get this information.
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March 16, 2013, Clip 3
Who doesn’t love coffee? Today we’re talking about the article called "7 Reasons Why Coffee is Good for You!" Kris Gunnars, the author of the article, is on the line talking with host Alan Taylor about the reasons why you should drink coffee.
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March 16, 2013, Clip 2
A smartphone breathalizer? That’s brilliant! We have Charles Michael Yim on the line talking about the Breathometer. Charles, the CEO and founder of the Breathometer, talks about their marketing goal for the device. On sodahead.com, Breathometer partnered with their company to help with their research.
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March 16, 2013, Clip 1
Stop drunk driving! Today we’re talking with Charles Michael Yim, the CEO and founder of Breathometer. What’s a Breathometer? It’s the world’s first smartphone breathalizer. Charles tells us about how he came up with the idea, how long it took him to put it together and why it’s a must-have.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: March 16, 2013, Full Show
In this hour of Popular Science Radio, we’re looking at ways to be a healthier you! To start off the show, we bring on Charles Michael Yim from Breathometer. Charles created the world’s first smartphone breathalizer app that just might save some lives. For the rest of the show, we talk to Kris Gunnars about his recent PopSci.com articles. First, we talk about "7 Reasons Why Coffee is Good For You" and "9 Reasons To Avoid Sugar As If Your Life Depended On It." There’s a lot useful information...
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March 9, 2013, Clip 6
Last week we talked about re-wiring the brain! To wrap up this hour of Popular Science Radio, host Alan Taylor and co-host Karl Champley discuss how science and technology has improved drastically over the years.
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March 9, 2013, Clip 5
Host Alan Taylor and co-host Karl Champley recap on their recent conversation with 17-year-old inventor Naomi Shah. Alan and Karl discuss the impressiveness of her research and also how important filtration systems are.
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March 9, 2013, Clip 4
We’re talking with 17-year-old inventor Naomi Shah during this hour of Popular Science Radio. Naomi talks about her invention that is designed to cost-effectively remove pollutants from the indoor airstream before they enter the home. Also, Naomi tells us what else she does when she’s not inventing, including organizing a camp to get girls interested in science.
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March 9, 2013, Clip 3
Earlier in the show we talked about the 17-year-old inventor, and now we have her on the show! Naomi Shah talks about the reason behind her research for the impact of indoor air quality and the lung health of asthmatic patients.
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March 9, 2013, Clip 2
Today we’re going to bring on a young girl named Naomi to talk about her recent invention. For her science project, Naomi focused on the impact of indoor air quality and the lung health of asthmatic patients. Host Alan Taylor and co-host Karl Champley talk about how painting your new baby’s room can be more harmful than you would think.
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March 9, 2013, Clip 1
Karl Champley, the host of DIY Live, joins the show to talk with Alan Taylor during this hour. To start us off, we talk about what’s to come in this hour of Popular Science Radio. This hour will include a chat with a 17-year-old that was voted one of the top 10 High School inventors of 2012.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: March 9, 2013, Full Show
It’s always impressive to see the talent of the youth-- especially when they’re inventing! Today we bring on 17-year-old Naomi Shah to talk about her recent invention. Naomi was voted one of the Top 10 High-School Inventors by PopSci Magazine. During the hour, Naomi shares the reasons behind her research, what her invention does, and what else she’s doing in her spare time. Tune in to find out more!
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March 2, 2013, Clip 6
We wrap the show by talking with Dr. Pam Peeke, the author of New York Time’s Best seller "The Hunger Fix". Dr. Pam talks about how eating healthy foods can change the way food tastes because of how your genetic expression changes. Tune in to find out more!
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March 2, 2013, Clip 5
Today we’re talking about "re-wiring the brain". We’ve brought on Dr. Pam Peeke, the author of "The Hunger Fix", to talk about her book. Dr. Pam also discusses how you can change your habits so you can become a healthier you.
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March 2, 2013, Clip 4
Have you heard of Telehealth? Today we bring on Dr. Wendy James to talk about how she uses Telehealth to converse with her patients and explains why it’s such a useful tool.
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March 2, 2013, Clip 3
We have Mark Changizi, a Theoretical Neurobiologist, on the show to talk about the colorblindness-correcting glasses that he and Tim Barber invented. Host Alan Taylor asks Mark what it’s like for those who are not colorblind to put on these glasses.
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March 2, 2013, Clip 2
Are you colorblind? Theoretical Neurobiologist Mark Changizi and Tim Barber recently invented colorblindness-correcting glasses that you can purchase for $300! We bring on Mark to talk about how the glasses and work.
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March 2, 2013, Clip 1
Mark Changizi and Tim Barber are the brains behind the new colorblindness-correcting glasses. Host Alan Taylor brings on Mark to talk about how they stumbled upon this useful invention and shares a little about his background as a Theoretical Neurobiologist.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: March 2, 2013, Full Show
We’re "re-wiring" the brain! To kick off this hour of Popular Science, we bring on Mark Changizi to talk about his recent invention: colorblindness-correcting glasses. Mark talks about how he and Tim Barber came up with the glasses and explains how they work. Next up, we have Dr. Wendy James on the show to talk about the benefits to using Telehealth. The final part of our show includes Dr. Pam Peeke, the author of "The Hunger Fix". Dr. Pam discusses how you can change your habits to...
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February 23, 2013, Clip 6
We were so impressed with the 3Doodler, we thought we’d keep Daniel Cohen on for another segment! Alan Taylor talks with Daniel about what they’ll be able to do after their success on Kickstarter.com.
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February 23, 2013, Clip 5
We’ve got 3D TV’s and now a 3D pen? Yes! 3Doodler is an exciting new product that allows you to draw in the air or even on a piece of paper, take it off and build a structure. Host Alan Taylor brings on Daniel Cohen from 3Doodler to talk about how they came up with the product and how they got started with the help of Kickstarter.
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February 23, 2013, Clip 4
Did you hear about the world’s first bionic eye to receive FDA approval? We’ve brought on Brian Mech, the Vice President of Second Sight, to talk about the bionic eye and how it works. Listen now to find out the details!
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February 23, 2013, Clip 3
We’re finding out more on the Basis Band! Basis understands that you’re busy, you get sick and you don’t always have time to work out. Jeff Holove, the CEO of Basis, is on the line talking about healthy habits and how he came up with the band. The Basis Band goes beyond your standard health tracking devices and determines what your activity is doing for your health and gives you reminders to get up and move.
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February 23, 2013, Clip 2
Are you trying to be more active? Alan Taylor brings on Jeff Holove of Basis to talk about their product, the Basis Band. What’s a Basis Band? Similar to a watch, it has sensors to determine how active you are, what your heart rate is, how many calories you’ve burned and more! It keeps track of this data so you can see how you’re doing and you can improve your health.
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February 23, 2013, Clip 1
Are you trying to be more active? Alan Taylor brings on Jeff Holove of Basis to talk about their product, the Basis Band. What’s a Basis Band? Similar to a watch, it has sensors to determine how active you are, what your heart rate is, how many calories you’ve burned and more! It keeps track of this data so you can see how you’re doing and you can improve your health.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: February 23, 2013, Full Show
Today we’re bringing you an exciting hour of Popular Science Radio! To start it off, we have Jeff Holove of Basis on the line to talk about the Basis Band. This band does more than your standard fitness tracking device and can help improve your health. Bettina Bush, the host of Parenting Magazine Live, stops in to say hello and tell us about her show. Have you heard of the bionic eye receiving FDA approval? We bring on Brian Mech of Second Sight to talk about how the eye works. The end of...
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February 16, 2013, Clip 6
Host Alan Taylor and co-hosts Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley wrap up the show by talking with John Maier from Blue Mic. John talks about their new USB microphone called Nessie. Find out how you can afford a great quality microphone here!
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February 16, 2013, Clip 5
Popular Science Radio broadcasts live from the Consumer Electronics Show so it can give the outside world a look inside the show. Host Alan Taylor and co-hosts Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley sit down with Kal Takru from iTwin. The benefit to using iTwin Connect is that it gives you the option to do private browsing when you’re using wifi in the public. Additionally, it allows you go around geo-restrictions while you’re outside the country.
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February 16, 2013, Clip 4
Alan Taylor takes a moment to talk to Patrick O’Neill about his invention: the Olloclip. What’s the Olloclip? It’s a Fisheye wide angle macrolense for the iPhone. Patrick shares how he came up with the idea for the lense and how it’s impacting the world of photography.
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February 16, 2013, Clip 3
Did you see iRobot with Will Smith? The Audi from that movie has fantastic features that are now coming to an Audi near you. Pom Malhotra from Audi talks about the new connected car and everything you can do with it. Features ranging from finding a restaurant with spicy chicken on the menu to parking itself and letting you know on your phone where it’s at.
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February 16, 2013, Clip 2
During the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show, host Alan Taylor sits down with Robert Fust from Delphi. Robert talks about their new product that has been branded by Verizon. The device plugs into the OBD connector in your car and allows you to enhance the range on your key fob by using your mobile phone or use geo-fencing to track the route of the car.
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February 16, 2013, Clip 1
In January, Popular Science Radio was part of the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show. To start off the show, host Alan Taylor and co-hosts Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley chat with Laura Jakosky from iRobot. Laura sits in to talk about the iRobot Looj Gutter Cleaner and additional robots to do those dull, dirty and dangerous tasks for you.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: February 16, 2013, Full Show
This episode of Popular Science Radio is brought to you straight from the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show. Alan Taylor’s co-hosts for the day are Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley from DIY Live. To start off the show, we visit with Laura Jakosky of iRobot. Next up is Robert Fust with a gadget for your car from Delphi. Pom Malhota steps into the mix to talk about the connected car. Patrick O’Neil of Olloclip tells us how he thought up the idea to create a removable lense for the iPhone. Kal...
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February 9, 2013, Clip 1
Steve Natt is filling in for Alan Taylor in this hour of Popular Science Radio. Steve visits with Dr. Cort Stoskopf and talks about an article at PopSci.com called "What Does Cheese Really Taste Like?" Kevin Van Hook comes in at the end of the segment to talk a little about green screens.
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February 9, 2013, Clip 2
Kevin Van Hook uses green screen technology to work on the show Rizzoli and Isles, and has a background working on other shows and movies such as Law & Order and iRobot. Filling in for Alan Taylor is Steve Natt who discusses with Kevin the details of what his job entails.
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February 9, 2013, Clip 3
Special effects artist Kevin Van Hook is on the line chatting with Steve Natt and Dr. Cort Stoskopf. Steve and Dr. Cort ask Kevin a couple of questions they’ve been curious to know the answers to.
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February 9, 2013, Clip 4
New thermostats allow you to control your energy and save on your energy bill-- so why not get one! Steve Natt and Dr. Cort Stoskopf talk with Eric Charleton of Nest Thermostats about the features it has to offer. Eric shares some details on the hard work that the company has put in to the thermostat so it can put itself on a schedule.
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February 9, 2013, Clip 5
Filling in for Alan Taylor is Steve Natt. Steve and Dr. Cort Stoskopf discuss Ammar Bazzar and how he became a data acquisition and traction control guru. Ammar couldn't make it in time for this segment, but he'll be around in the next one!
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February 9, 2013, Clip 6
Ammar Bazzar gets on the line to talk with Steve Natt and Dr. Cort Stoskopf. Ammar shares what the most difficult part of taking a modern superbike and making it more rideable, faster and drive safely is.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: February 9, 2013, Full Show
Alan Taylor is out of the office today, so Steve Natt is taking over! To start off the show, Steve Natt and Dr. Cort Stoskopf chat about an intriguing cheese article on PopSci.com. Kevin Van Hook, a special effects artists for Rizzoli and Isles, sticks around for a few segments to talk about the work that he does. Later on Eric Charleton of Nest Thermostats is on the show talking about the benefits to using their product in your home. To wrap up the show, Steve and Cort chat with data...
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February 2, 2013, Clip 1
Dr. Cort Stoskopf is on the line visiting with host Alan Taylor. Alan and Cort discuss building to code and including hurricane ties, even if you don’t live somewhere that commonly has hurricanes.
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February 2, 2013, Clip 2
While only 1% of the U.S. travels by bike, 26% of people in the Netherlands do. A Dutch company is currently working on creating a car with outside airbags to cushion the blow if you and a biker collide. Host Alan Taylor and Dr. Cort Stoskopf debate about whether this is a feature you need for your car.
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February 2, 2013, Clip 3
During the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show, Alan Taylor was on a panel known as the "5 Hot Topics in the Dashboard". Alan discusses autonomous cars and whether die-hard car guys will get on board with guest Dr. Cort Stoskopf. Also, Alan shares his experience driving the new 2013 Range Rover with electronic controls.
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February 2, 2013, Clip 4
If you’re looking for a hobby to get your kids involved in, you might consider Traxxas! What’s Traxxas? Only the fastest name in radio control! Peter Vieira is the Marketing Manager of Traxxas and he is on the line visiting with host Alan Taylor and Dr. Cort Stoskopf. Peter shares some fun facts about what these remote control cars can do.
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February 2, 2013, Clip 5
Gun’s are a topic of controversy, but host Alan Taylor and Dr. Cort Stoskopf address it. "The Long Shot" is a story featured in February’s issue of Popular Science discussing a new gun with electronic aim. Alan and Cort discuss the benefits and disadvantages to using this type of gun.
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February 2, 2013, Clip 6
Host Alan Taylor talks with Dr. Cort Stoskopf about the article featured in February’s issue of Popular Science Magazine, "The Long Shot". Technology has introduced a gun with electronic aim. This could be the next big thing for hunters, but it also might change up the game a little. Listen in to find out more!
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: February 2, 2013, Full Show
In this episode of Popular Science Radio, host Alan Taylor chats with Dr. Cort Stoskopf about several different topics. To start us off, Alan and Cort discuss building your home or shop to code. Later on in the show, Peter Vieira calls in to talk about Traxxas and why it’s a great hobby to involve your kids with. We wrap up the hour by debating about whether the new electronic aim guns are going to be hot-- or not. Find out more on these topics by listening now!
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January 26, 2013, Segment 1
Popular Science Radio was at 2013 Consumer Electronics Show-- and there was A LOT to see! Host Alan Taylor, Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley visit with Michael Paladino from Coby. Bluetooth is one of the hot features that Coby has put to good use. Michael shares some of their new and exciting Bluetooth enabled products in this segment!
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January 26, 2013, Segment 2
Portable. Hands-free. Connectivity. Coby has recognized that people want their devices to talk to each other and to eliminate the cords and wires! Michael Paladino from Coby talks about their line of Bluetooth products and how you can get a quality product for a great price. Get more info by listening in!
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January 26, 2013, Segment 3
Wicked Audio offers headphones of all sizes, shapes and price ranges! Paul Marshall is “the man” and he stops by to chat with host Alan Taylor, Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley about the different headphones that Wicked Audio has to offer. Find out more on why you need to try out a pair of these headphones now!
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January 26, 2013, Segment 4
Professional microphones and headphones are available to the everyday consumer! Audio-Technica offers professional quality noise-cancelling headphones. Crystal Griffith of Audio-Technica shares the details on these headphones with Alan Taylor, Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley.
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January 26, 2013, Segment 5
Finally! Electronic devices that get you, or your kids, up and moving. Sphero is a sophisticated robot in a ball! This ball can be controlled by your iPhone and there’s SO MUCH you can do with it. Find out what Sphero has to offer in this segment of Popular Science Radio.
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January 26, 2013, Segment 6
If you’re looking for a new iPhone case, why not buy a new case AND enhance your WiFi?! Absolute Technology has introduced an iPhone case that also enhances your WiFi signal so you can be connected. Host Alan Taylor, Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley also share their favorites sites of the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: January 26, 2013, Full Show
It’s been a record year at the 2013 Consumer Electronics show and Popular Science Radio was a part of it! In this hour, we’ve got Michael Paladino talking about the new Bluetooth products that Coby has to offer. Headphones are a popular item so we brought on Paul Marshall from Wicked Audio and Crystal Griffith of Audio-Technica to talk about theirs. To round out the hour, we visit with Ian Bernstein and Alan Tenz to discuss new products you can use with your iPhone.
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January 19, 2013, Segment 6
In this segment, Grace Ellis of the Consumer Electronics Association stops by to fill us in on her favorite products and technology at the 2013 CES in Las Vegas. Tune in for the highlights!
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January 19, 2013, Segment 5
If you are looking to find a nearby restaurant while driving, just ask you car! In this segment of Popular Science Radio we are speaking with our friends at Aha Radio about the great new technology that will allow you to check the weather, browse Facebook, or even find a great local coffee shop all by using hands-free voice command!
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January 19, 2013, Segment 4
Gartner is on the front lines of information technology research. In this segment of Popular Science Radio we speak with Thilo Koslowski about the connected car movement and much more at the 2013 CES.
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January 19, 2013, Segment 3
The connected car is a strong theme at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. With so much to see and hear, find out how Pioneer Electronics is bringing some of the best info-tainment to a car near you. Pioneer's National Trainer for Car Electronics, Harry Kroll, fills us in on the details.
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January 19, 2013, Segment 2
The Digital Experience was a tremendous section of the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Don't fret if you weren't able to attend in person. We've got you covered. Join hosts Alan Taylor, Karl Champley, and Cort Stoskopf as we go over the highlights of this year's event.
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January 19, 2013, Segment 1
Weighing in at four ounces, the new Luci lantern is turning heads at the 2013 CES in Las Vegas. In this segment of Popular Science Radio with speak with Jaques-Philippe Piverger of MPowerD to get the details on the solar lantern benefiting families in need worldwide.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: January 19, 2013, Full Show
The International Consumer Electronics Show is where technology and business converge. This week on Popular Science Radio we are covering the sights and sounds of this industry exclusive event. Find out what's new and what's next with guests from MPowerD, Pioneer Electronics, Gartner, Aha Radio, and the Consumer Electronics Association.
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January 12, 2013: Segment 6
Grace Ellis from CEA, the Consumer Electronics Association, talks about the exciting things at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show. Grace shares which feature got her the most excited. Find out more in this Popular Science segment.
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January 12, 2013: Segment 5
Scott Riggs stops in to tell the story of how Slacker Radio came to be. Slacker radio offers several options to personalize your radio. Find out what Slacker has to offer in this segment of Popular Science Radio.
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January 12, 2013: Segment 4
At the Consumer Electronics Show there was a lot to see and hear about. Mick Koster with Iris by Lowes talks about some new security kits you can get to improve your home. Additionally, Mick shares the details on some exciting new devices like a connected hot water heater, connected light bulb and MUCH MORE!
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January 12, 2013: Segment 3
Did you see iRobot with Will Smith? The Audi from that movie has fantastic features that are now coming to an Audi near you. Pom Malhotra from Audi talks about the new connected car and everything you can do with it. Features ranging from finding a restaurant with spicy chicken on the menu to parking itself and letting you know on your phone where it’s at.
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January 12, 2013: Segment 2
Alan Taylor, Karl Champley, and Dr. Cort Stoskopf are at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. They visit with Amir Amed with UConnect from Chrysler and find out all that this system has to offer. Hear more about this exciting new system here!
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January 12, 2013: Segment 1
Keep your hands on the wheel! With the new UConnect Access System you can perform actions using Bing search, check Facebook or the weather while driving safely.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: January 12, 2013, Full Show
Host Alan Taylor, Karl Champley and Dr. Cort Stoskopf are at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show. There’s 1.9 million square feet of electronics and we highlight on just a few of the exciting products. You can hear about features for your car, home and health in this Popular Science podcast.
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January 5, 2013: Segment 6
Wild oregano oil could help cure what ales you. Dr. Cass Ingram describes the difference between straight oregano which is quite spicy and what you find in your shaker.
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January 5, 2013: Segment 5
Organic Chicken McNuggets coming to a McDonalds near you! Dr. Cass Ongram, author of The Cure is in the Cupboard, fills us in on how chicken farmers may pitch pesticides for oil of oregano.
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January 5, 2013: Segment 4
Is it okay to eat more starches? Dr. John McDougal, author of Starch Solution, contends that we were created with a natural affinity for starches because we were meant to eat them in high quantities. Tune in to find out more.
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January 5, 2013: Segment 3
Forget the New Year's diet. Dr. John McDougal, author of The Starch Solution, fills us in on why to not throw out the rice and bread. There is a reason why you crave those potatoes! There have been numerous, huge civilizations, that have a principle diet of starch, but Dr. McDougal raises some controversial points.
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January 5, 2013: Segment 2
Jorge Otte of Geeks on Site phones in to fill us in on what problems people are frequently running into after the new year. Windows 8 is causing headaches with the deletion of the Start key. Tablet connectivity is also stumping consumers. Find out how Geeks On Site can remotely access your computer and make it like new!
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January 5, 2013: Segment 1
Happy New Year! We're covering everything from organic Chicken McNuggets at McDonalds to tech help for the great gadgets you were gifted during the holidays. Host, Alan Taylor, speaks with Geeks On Site founder Jorge Otte. Jorge fills us in on the service that allows you to phone in with any tech issue, and services your computer online.
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POPULAR SCIENCE RADIO: January 5, 2013, Full Show
In this week's episode of Popular Science Radio we are covering everything from tech help for your latest gadgets to homeopathic remedies that may surprise you. Tune in to find out what common herb may cure what ales you, and what service can help to iron out problems with your computer.
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December 29. 2012
Happy New Year! Join us for this encore airing of Popular Science Radio. The guys talk about controlling your eating habits, and how Dr. Court lost 40 pounds in 3 months just from changing one thing about his diet! Also, we delve into the latest issue of Popular Science and cover How Doctors Reinvented The Human Heart, and The Boy Who Played With Fusion.
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December 22, 2012
We are knee deep in cold and flu season. How can you stay healthy? This week on Popular Science Radio we explore fitness, supplements, and other tips to battle the bulge and the sniffles. Also, with more electric vehicles on the road we discuss some of the frequent fears of full electric including energy costs, cold weather, and range anxiety.
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December 15, 2012
Christmas is just around the corner. This week on Popular Science Radio we are covering some interesting gift ideas from tools to a mail service for razors. Then, you better start saving your frequent flier miles! You can go to the moon for a mere $750 million. Also, find out what’s next for connected vehicles.
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December 8, 2012
This week on Popular Science Radio we are covering everything from waterproofing your favorite gadget, to bed bugs, to a pill that can sense when it’s been taken.
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December 1, 2012
Popular Science Radio is live from the LA International Auto Show. Host, Alan Taylor, is talking to the best brands in the Advanced Technology Showcase. Find out what’s new and what’s next for tech in the automotive industry.
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November 24, 2012
It’s time to scour the pages of Popular Science for the best innovations of 2012. From autonomous future cars to cell phone tech to the latest medical advances in heart surgery-- we’ve got you covered. Alan Taylor, Cort Stoskopf, and Karl Champley discuss these topics and more on this week’s installment of Popular Science Radio.
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November 17, 2012
The December issue of PopSci is on store shelves, and guest hosts Matt Valbuena and Dr.Cort Stoskopf are earmarking pages with items they hope to see under their trees this holiday season. Kash Shaikh fills us in on the new features available with the GoPro Hero 3, and why it will be on the top of your wish list!
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November 10, 2012
Are you in Sugar Shock? This week on Popular Science, find out how to curb your sweet tooth. Doug Ingoldsby phones in with solutions to and negative repercussions of sugar addiction.
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November 3, 2012
This week on Pop Sci, Alan, Cort, and Karl are finding some of the latest automotive tech at the 2012 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. Representatives of Robo Reel, Parrot, WD-40, Traxxas, eBay Motors, and Avery Dennison share the newest innovations which will make your next project easier.
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October 27, 2012
In this week’s Popular Science, Karl Champley and Cort Stoskopf guest host. Topics range from the new Tesla Model S hybrid to the recent sky dive which broke the sound barrier. You won’t want to miss it!
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October 20, 2012
This week on Popular Science Radio, guest host Karl Champley, and Cort Stoskopf take a close look at the latest issue on the news stands. Topics range from tribology to germ free hospitals.
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October 13, 2012
This week Karl Champley and Dr. Cort fill in for Alan Taylor. The guys focus in on some of the great articles in the most recent issue of Popular Science Magazine, as well as talk to some great guests so don't miss it!
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October 6, 2012
This week Alan Taylor is joined by Dr. Cort and Karl Champley. The guys talk with a representative from Craftsman about their new partnership and their new comic book! Also, Mark Fruechtnicht from Audi USA calls in to talk about the new Audi Allroad, and more!
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September 29, 2012
This week Alan Taylor is joined by Dr. Cort and Karl Champley. The guys talk about what’s in the new issue of Popular Science Magazine, as well as some interesting Macgyver stories. Then Michael R Davidson calls in to talk about his book, Harry’s Rules, and what it was like to be a part of the CIA.
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September 22, 2012
This week Alan Taylor talks with Scott Charleston from Verizon, to learn about what 4G LTE is, and how technology is continuing to advance every day. Then Dr. Cort calls in to discuss a few articles in this month’s issue of Popular Science Magazine.
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September 15, 2012
This week Karl Champley from HOME Live Radio fills in for Alan Taylor as he is out of town. Karl is joined by Dr Cort, and they discuss articles from the newest issue of Popular Science Magazine, as well as talk with a representative from a new iPhone app called Pictorama, where you can earn money by selling pictures you have taken using your iPhone!
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September 8, 2012
This week Alan Taylor talks to multiple guest starting with Mike Culver from Logitech. Then Bastian Purrer comes on to talk about Drop Gifts, Next Jack Menzel from Google, Finally Brian Wismann talks about Brammo and there Electric Motorcycle.
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September 1, 2012
This week Alan Taylor is joined by Dr. Cort, Karl Champley and Ed Justice Jr. The guys talk about cars of the future, and what they think may take the place of the gasoline dependant engine. Also Patrick Bertagna, Inventor of the GPS Smart Shoe and Randy Adams, inventor of an App called Crowed Call talk about their products.
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August 25, 2012
This week Alan Taylor and Dr. Cort Stoskopf talk about some of the new technology and how much it is changing. Then Andrea Sreshta comes to talk about Luminaid Inflatable Solar Light.
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August 18, 2012
This week Alan Taylor talks with Ed Justice Jr. about the Delta Wing. Then Tricia Mifsud calls in to talk about all things Roku. Finally Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley join to talk about some new and interesting things in the tech world, including an ice t-shirt!
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August 11, 2012
Encore Performance - Alan Taylor and Co-Host Karl Champley and Court Stoskopf are in Las Vegas for the National Hardware Show. Alan talks to multiple guests like Gary Clegg from Hose Wrapz, Lauren Connley from Gorilla Glue, Julie Lear from Terminix AllClear, Rick Kelly from Port-A-Cool, Hap Shelley from MagnaHook and Alex Bouchard from Cook-Air BBQ.
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August 4, 2012
In this hour of Popular Science Radio Alan Taylor and Co-Host Cort Stoskopf start of the show talking to the Jacob Ward about his new position at Pop Sci and how Pop Sci started. Then Elizabeth Louis talks about Bridgestone's New Airless Tire!
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July 28, 2012
Encore Performance - In this hour of Pop Sci Host Alan Taylor and Co-Hosts Cort Stoskopf and Karl Champley talk to Dr. Cass Ingram about Prostate Cancer and some of the ways you can prevent getting it!
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July 21, 2012
This week Alan Taylor and Co-host Cort Stoskopf are joined by Master Builder Karl Champley. The guys talk about articles in this month's issue of Popular Science Magazine, as well as some new technology being used in airports, a t-shirt that will keep you cool, and more!
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July 14, 2012
This week Alan Taylor, Dr. Cort, and Karl Champley talk with David Paratore, president of NanoSteel, as well as John Dimatos from Makerbot, the 3D printer!
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July 7, 2012
This week Alan Taylor is joined by Dr. Cort to talk about what’s in this months issue of Popular Science Magazine. Joining them is Joel Burcham, president of IDair , a finger print reader that can read prints without having to touch it!
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June 30, 2012
Encore Presentation - This week Alan Taylor is joined by Dr. Cort and Karl Champley, as they broadcast live from Barrett-Jackson Orange County!
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June 23, 2012
This week Alan Taylor is joined by Dr. Cort and Karl Champley, as they broadcast live from Barrett-Jackson Orange County!
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June 9, 2012
In this hour of Pop Sci Host Alan Taylor and Co-Hosts Court Stoskopf and Karl Champley talk to Dr. Cass Ingram about Prostate Cancer and some of the ways you can prevent getting it!
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June 2, 2012
This week Alan Taylor is joined by Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Mike Kahn from Sony to talk about new Sony cameras, and new articles in this month's issue of Popular Science Magazine!
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May 19, 2012
This week Alan Taylor and Co-Host Karl Chapley and Court Stoskopf are broadcasting from the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas. The guys talk to Dan Ritter from Bug Band, Wayne Tucker from Bio S.I, Mark Devine from First Alert, Matthew Mills from Pacific Shore Holdings and Michael Shek from iTouchless.
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May 12, 2012
Alan Taylor and Co-Host Karl Champley and Court Stoskopf are in Las Vegas for the National Hardware Show. Alan talks to multiple guests like Gary Clegg from Hose Wrapz, Lauren Connley from Gorilla Glue, Julie Lear from Terminix AllClear, Rick Kelly from Port-A-Cool, Hap Shelley from MagnaHook and Alex Bouchard from Cook-Air BBQ.
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May 5, 2012
This week Alan Taylor, Karl Champley and Dr. Court are broadcasting from the 2012 National Hardware Show in Las Vegas. To start off the show Alan and the guys talk to George Kurkowski from Die Hard, and George Winters from iTouchless. Then D'Vell Garrison and Michelle Agin from SimpliciKey and Noam Krasniansky from Bambooee.
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April 28, 2012
This week on Popular Science, Alan Taylor and Cort Stoskopf are joined by Todd Mesiro. Todd gives us the behind the scenes scoop on Myth Busters. Also, Mike Jones tells us about his new Android App, the Pocket Transmitter, which allows users to record quality audio virtually anywhere.
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April 21, 2012
Alan Taylor and Dr. Cort talk about Alan's trip on the Aircraft Carrier, and then Louis Foreman from Edison Nation calls in to talk about what they do there and how there company works.
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March 31, 2012
This week Alan and Dr. Cort talk about recent articles in this month's issue of Pop Sci, and Craig Vercolen calls in to talk about the website Log Me In, and how it works! Also, Henry Thorne calls in to talk about the new Origami Stroller!
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March 24, 2012
This week Alan Taylor is joined by Dr. Cort and Karl Champley! The guys talk about taking advantage of your attic space, and how you can lose heat from your house through it! Also, they talk with Rebecca Boyle about an article in Pop Sci this month about a Stanford doctor that watches himself get sick on a genetic level and much more!
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March 10, 2012
This week Alan Taylor is joined by Dr. Cort Stoskopf and Mike Ocoyne. The guys talk about the GiiNii AudioBulb Wireless/Expandable LED Light bulb speaker, talk of the new iPad, and if it’s really nescessary to upgrade from the iPad 2, as well as Congresse's recent decision to make pizza and french fries accepted as vegetables and much more!
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March 3, 2012
Alan Taylor is joined by Karl Champley, Dr. Cort, and Ed Justice. The guys talk about an article in Pop Sci this month, about the no pulse heart! Michal from Waze, a free turn by turn direction app, is here to tell us how this app is different and much more useful than your average app. Then Paul Tai calls in to tell us about his book, The Thin Factors, and how you can work on getting rid of your man boobs!
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February 25, 2012
This week Alan Taylor is joined by Karl Champley and Dr. Cort! The guys talk about Karl's recent trip back home to Australia, they talk with representatives from Blue Microphones about the Tiki USB microphone, and their other products. Also, they talk to a representative about the DTV all-terrain Shredder, and Karl's friends about what they have going on in Australia and here in LA!
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February 18, 2012
This week Alan Taylor in joined by Dr. Cort Stoskopf. The guys talk about controlling your eating habits, eating healthier and how Dr. Court lost 40 pounds in 3 months just from changing one thing! Also, some of the cover stories of Pop Sci Magazine, like How Doctors Reinvented The Human Heart, and The Boy Who Played With Fusion.
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February 4, 2012
This week Alan Taylor is joined by Karl Champley and Dr. Cort! The guys talk about Alan’s off-road experience in the California desert, what’s on PopSci.com right now, and water filtration systems for your home and what you can do if you have hard water. Also on the show is Rebecca Boyle, to talk about the bird flu and what conflicts the scientists are running into, as well as some politics!
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January 21, 2012
This weeks show was broadcasted form the 2012 International Consumer Electronics show in Las Vegas! Alan talks with representatives from Pioneer, about their new App Radio, Coby Electronics, Aha Radio, Craftsman, Duracell and CEA!
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