Popular Science Radio

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.

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.

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 healthier ones.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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 the hour includes a chat with Daniel Cohen who brought us the 3Doodler. What’s a 3Doodler? Well you’ll just have to listen in to find out...

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.