Popular Science Radio

Conrad Irwin, Vice President of Engineering for Bugsnag, is our first guest on this hour of Popular Science Radio! Host Alan Taylor finds out from Conrad just what Bugsnag can do for you and your computer.

Host Alan Taylor's computer is down, which prompts him to ask our guest, Conrad Irwin, how bugs and viruses come about why Apple is less to prone to both. Conrad, the Vice President of Engineering for Bugsnag. fills us in on their program and why it's a useful tool for your computer.

Are you looking to buy a used car? You could really benefit by downloading the Vinny app that will scan the VIN number and give you details on the car you're interested in. Alex Kiss, the founder of Vinny, talks with host Alan Taylor about what the app can do and how it can help you as a customer.

GMO's are a hot topic nowadays, so host Alan Taylor wanted to talk about it with a professional. Dr. Kathy Gruver, author of The Alternative Medicine Cabinet, joins the show to give us the details on this matter.

Host Alan Taylor is joined now by co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopf! Dr. Cort gives us his thoughts on GMO's after we've been discussing them with Dr. Kathy Gruver.

We're wrapping up this hour of Popular Science Radio with Alan Taylor and co-host Dr. Cort Stoskopf. Alan and Dr. Cort continue discussing GMO's and how it's currently impossible to avoid GMO's completely.

In this hour of Popular Science Radio, we're talking about everything from the health of our computers to the health of our bodies! At the start of the hour, host Alan Taylor brings on Conrad Irwin, Vice President of Engineering for Bugsnag, to talk about their program and how it works. Alex Kiss, the founder of Vinny, pops in to tell us about the benefits to using their free app when looking to buy a used car. Toward the bottom of the hour, Dr. Kathy Gruver, author of "The Alternative Medicine Cabinet", and Dr. Cort Stoskopf, join the show to talk GMO's.

We’re kicking off this hour of Popular Science Radio by bringing on Mike Farley to talk about the Tile. What’s the Tile? A location tracking device about the size of a matchbox that can be used to keep track of your valuable items.

Mike Farley, his team and the Tile didn’t go through Kickstarter or Indiegogo to get their product off the ground, instead they chose SelfStarter. Mike talks with host Alan Taylor about the details on their tracking device product and all of the functions it has to offer. Also, Mike talks about how the project has changed his life and what’s next for the Tile.

About 10% of the world’s medicine in counterfeit. We’ve brought on Dr. Michael O’Neill, the Chief Technology Officer for TruTag Technology, to talk about how their product can help pharmacies distribute non-counterfeit drugs.

The Bio Revolution is the big story in this month’s issue of Popular Science Magazine. Jacob Ward, the Editor-in-Chief for Popular Science Magazine, joins the show to talk about how doctors print organs from living tissue.

Another feature in this month’s edition of Popular Science Magazine’s is "Could This Liquid Replace Food?" The Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, Jacob Ward, comes on the air to talk with host Alan Taylor about this meal replacement that has caught many people’s attention.

We’re wrapping up this hour of Popular Science Radio by talking with Popular Science Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, Jacob Ward. The article we discuss is "The 25 Best Nerd Road Trips". Also, Jacob gives us a sneak peek as to what’s to come in next month’s issue.

This hour of Popular Science Radio covers a variety of topics. Host Alan Taylor brings on Mike Farley, the Chief Operating Officer of The Tile, to talk about their small tracking device that can be used to track valuables. Then, Dr. Michael O’Neill, the Chief Technology Officer from TruTag Technology, explains their product designed to identify counterfeit drugs. Lastly, Jacob Ward, the Editor-in-Chief of Popular Science Magazine, phones in to talk about some of the cover stories featured in this month’s edition.

We’re kicking off this hour of Popular Science Radio by bringing on Jeff Powers, the CEO of Occipital, to talk about their 3D sensor that can be found on Kickstarter.com. Jeff gives us an overview on the product and what it can be used for.