Popular Science Radio

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

We recently 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.

Have you been looking for a new watch? Maybe one that also can be used as a cell phone and a GPS system? Today we’re talking with Jason Sullivan, the CEO and Founder of the LEO Smart Watch. LEO has been designed to be used by people of all ages, is great for hikers and children as it can be used to call 911, and also able to make phone calls.

As a parent, you want to protect your child from danger. One of the newest ways to help protect your child, yourself or even just a friend or loved one, is by using the LEO Smart Watch. Jason Sullivan, the CEO of LEO, is on the line talking about the benefits to using the watch and where you can find it!

At the start of the show, we took some time to talk to Jason Sullivan about the new LEO Smart Watch. We’re keeping with the same topic and bringing on Jef Holove from Basis to talk about the Basis Band and app! Jef, who was on the show back in February, joins us today to give us the details on their new app.

Jacob Ward, the Editor-in-Chief of PopSci Magazine, joins us on the air today to talk about the future of flight from the July issue. Engineers are working on developing helicopters with a new approach vertical take off and landing and Jacob fills us in on where we’re at in the development.

Have you considered getting your own personal drone? Drones are expected to be a big hit by 2015. Today we have Jacob Ward, the Editor-in-Chief of Popular Science Magazine, on the line talking about a piece they did about personal drones and the experiments they did.

Popular Science Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, Jacob Ward, sticks around for one last segment to talk some more about the upcoming July issue. What’s to come? Popular Science Magazine will be adding some science fiction to the mix!

Today we’re talking health, protection, helicopters and the future! Jason Sullivan, the CEO and Founder of LEO Smart Watch, joins us at the start of the show to talk about their state-of-the-art watch. Then Jef Holove pops in to talk a little about the Basis Band and their new app! Popular Science Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, Jacob Ward, joins us at the end of the hour to talk about the future of flight, drones, and much more.

Welcome to an all new episode of Popular Science Radio! Host Alan Taylor brings on Neil Jenkins, the CEO of Gibbs Sports Amphibians Inc., to talk about the new high-speed amphibian vehicle called the QuadSki that goes from land to water in seconds.