(T)IHx022 = Interesting Cryonics (with Linda Chamberlain)

(T)IHx022 = Interesting Cryonics (with Linda Chamberlain)

Death. It's not a pretty subject to talk about. However does life need to end when we die? Justin & Devesh had the honor of having a conversation with the co-founder of Alcor Life Extension, Linda Chamberlain. She generously made time to remote into our show and teach us about what scientific studies are being done to preserve, and re-start human life after death. We have to warn you, this episode is definitely different than what we've done before.

(T)IHx021 = Interesting Cybersecurity (with Christian Hernandez)

We have a champ in the house! Christian Hernandez of Layer8 from Cal State University Northridge joined us to talk a little about cybersecurity. Learn what is actually going on when you use your phones, the web, and what is actually going on in what people refer to as "the dark web." We also learn about the CCDC. Oh, and we learn about how to RAID your drives. RAID your drives, people! RAID them!!

(T)IHx020 = Interesting Space Queries (with Jacklyn Avidon)

What better way to end the season than with our first repeat guest? Jacklyn Avidon joins us again, all the way from New York City. This time she’s answering Justin & Devesh’s hard hitting questions about what it’s like to live in space. Not just the common questions like how do astronauts poop? These guys didn’t get shy when it came to talking about sex in space. Why are you still reading this? Hit play!

(T)IHx019 = Interesting Marine Biology (with Kelp)

Get Inspired! Inc’s own Nancy Caruso joins us and shares how she got involved in some of the most inspiring work we have yet to see on (The) Interesting Hour. Nancy is responsible for helping the declining kelp population resurge off the coast of California, and continues to help students get hands on experience and learn all about marine biology.

(T)IHx018 = Interesting Retrocausality (with Dr. Ken Wharton)

Stop. Just stop. You need to grab a pad of paper and pen. Take some notes for this one, because Dr. Ken Wharton was kind enough to dedicate his time to help Justin & Devesh understand theoretical physics. It didn’t work, but it sure sounded cool to listen to. This guy has been a scientific consult in Hollywood, and is passionate about spreading science. Tune in this week as Dr. Wharton explains his theory of retrocausality. Which is a fancy way of saying the future can affect the past. Say, what?!