Hosted by IB and GC · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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IB and GC hosts B.S.: The STEM Podcast, a science show with 27 episodes published.
With Artemis II being the first time in decades that humans have explored farther than Earth's orbit, it's safe to say that it is a feat in human space exploration and scientific discovery. This episode Gold and Ilyana e
Show notesRural communities in the United States have a healthcare crisis- the lack of specialists, funding, and resources have led to late stage interventions, worse health outcomes, and higher mortality rates for certain procedu
Show notesInnovations that bring us closer to the future are incredibly fascinating but having some curiosity about what events from the past is one of the most natural human instincts. Archeology supports that curiosity by studyi
Show notesUber's new flying cars have made waves in the media and plan to launch at the end of 2026. While this ushering of flying cars into the mainstream feels like science fiction, in this episode Ilyana and Gold get down to th
Show notesWith groundbreaking medical advancements and the the rise of fatphobia and intolerance, GLP-1s feel like the awkward elephant in the room. This infamous medication has bounced around Super Bowl commercials and social med
Show notesLove is in the air guys! And to celebrate, join us for our special Valentine's Day episode and our inaugural Love 201 episode! Gold and Ilyana will be discussing the neurochemistry behind love, its importance in our live
Show notesWelcome back! Ring in the new semester with Gold and Ilyana with a game to see how well they know each other. Join us while they test their friendship and their memory…is it giving besties or industry plants? Listen To U
Show notesDementia is famously complicated and misunderstood. Due to the recent developments in research, the knowledge neuroscientists have gained on dementia has risen greatly, but public understanding has not grown as quickly.
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Food insecurity is an internationally pressing issue. As climate change continues to progress, headlines discussing failed harvests, natural disasters, and clean water shortages leave us concerned about the current and f
Show notesOne of the most unique things about humans as species is our ability to communicate through language. Previously non-human primates have been thought to not have complex communication, however a new finding on the commun
Show notesThe last 6 months in the Department of Health and Human Services have been filled with misinformation, anti-scientific rhetoric, and a whole lot of confusion, the antithesis of their mission. Ever since RFK Jr. became se
Show notesIn a society with an ever-growing market for data-tracking and personalized tech, concerns about privacy and the security of this information are incredibly high. Combining this with ongoing anxieties about the role of l
Show notesCRISPR Cas-9 is one of the biggest scientific breakthroughs to happen in our lifetime, and it has the capacity to completely revolutionize medical treatment options. Today we have on Dr.Cal Ur Science Pal on to help expl
Show notesHumans are communal creatures and our desire to fit in and feel understood is why our species exists today. But how does this evolutionary urge impact our modern-day social interactions? In this episode we take a deep di
Show notesWith over 50 years in the making, the male birth control pill is beginning to see some incredibly promising strides. This new non-hormonal male birth control is the first of its kind to reach human studies. Gold and Ilya
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B.S. is back, and even better! Ilyana and Gold discuss the new interesting things that are coming to Season 2, as well as some fun facts about scientific discovery. Syllabus Week will get you warmed up and excited for Se
Show notesMore than 100,000 people in the U.S. sit on an organ donor list awaiting life-saving transplants, with thousands dying each year before being able to receive a donor organ. These numbers grow massively when we consider t
Show notesAs beauty standards rise, and the pressure to assign importance to one’s physical characteristics strengthens, it’s no surprise that new ways have emerged to distinguish the haves from the have-nots, the beauty from the
Show notesTechnological advancements may be the most pervasive force in the 21st century, and the historical unifier of sports is no exception. Athleticwear has evolved to make us faster, stronger, and more efficient in our game p
Show notesAesthetic: concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty. A concept constantly taking space in the youth’s photo dumps, Pinterest boards, and minds. While it's nice to be trendy, what are the results of a constant
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