Popular Science Radio

Jacob Ward, the Editor-in-Chief of Popular Science Magazine, is on the show today talking with host Alan Taylor about energy. In particular, about the article "America’s Road to Energy Independence". Jacob talks about a recent video he shot about creating gas from trash that is available at PopSci.com.

Today we’re talking with Popular Science Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief, Jacob Ward. We shift gears from talking energy, to talking about bombs. Jacob and Alan discuss the article, "Building A Better Bomb Detector" which is about how dogs are our best bomb detectors and how science is trying to replicate their sense of smell.

Many people are looking to reinvent themselves, and Bob Natoli’s book "True Vision 4 Success" might be exactly what you need. We’ve brought on Bob today to talk about why you should consider his book, how he can help you and also gives us some guidelines to live by.

Have you been looking for a way to document your life in pictures? Or maybe want to see what your 3-year-old is getting into? The clip-on camera, Memoto, takes pictures of what you see every 30 seconds. When finished for the day, you can upload the pictures to your computer where it’ll be grouped and sorted and you can do with it what you wish!

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.

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.

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.

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.

We’ve reached the end of the hour! During the show, we’ve been 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.

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.

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 breathalyzer 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 in these articles, so make sure you listen in!

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 some handy items.

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.

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.

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.