Life Science is a podcast for people who love asking, "I wonder why..." Each episode, we'll tackle a fascinating question about science, history, psychology, nature, pop culture, or everyday life—separating fact from fiction through trusted research and lively conversation. You'll leave every episode having learned something new, seeing the world a little differently, and possibly with a few more questions of your own. If you're endlessly curious and enjoy learning and having the best water cooler conversation starters, Life Science is for you. Join the chat on Facebook , Instagram , or email at email.lifesciencepodcast@gmail.com . Visit us online at
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Signup to Generate a PitchLife Science is a podcast for people who love asking, "I wonder why..." Each episode, we'll tackle a fascinating question about science, history, psychology, nature, pop culture, or everyday life, separating fact from fiction through trusted research and lively conversation.
Recent episodes include "Subtitles On, Seatbelts Fastened" (24 October 2026, 20 minutes), "Subtitles On, Seatbelts Fastened" (24 October 2026, 20 minutes), and "Bagels, Brains & Taylor Swift" (6 October 2026, 22 minutes).
LifeScience publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 19 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for LifeScience is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. LifeScience requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. LifeScience's contact route on record: verified email.
LifeScience is a society podcast with 10 episodes published.
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LifeScience
<p>Why is Gen Z reading television instead of just watching it? And why does boarding an airplane feel like an elaborate experiment in human incompetence?</p><p>This week on LifeScience, Jess and Bryan tackle two of...
LifeScience
Why is Gen Z reading television instead of just watching it? And why does boarding an airplane feel like an elaborate experiment in human incompetence? This week on LifeScience , Jess and Bryan tackle two of life's...
Episode #8
<p>New York bagels. Taylor Swift. Obviously, these belong in the same episode.</p><p>🥯 Is it really the water that makes a New York bagel better?<br />🎤 And how did Taylor Swift become so culturally enormous that even...
Episode #8
New York bagels. Taylor Swift. Obviously, these belong in the same episode. Is it really the water that makes a New York bagel better? And how did Taylor Swift become so culturally enormous that even people who don’t...
Episode #12
<p>Why will we celebrate just about anything—and why does National Donut Day suddenly make you want a donut? Jess and Bryan explore the psychology of random holidays, rituals, and nostalgia, then dig into the science of...
Episode #6
<p>Labor Day started with workers demanding better — and somehow we ended up talking about cesspits, dog poop, rats, and chimney science.</p><p>We dig into the real history of Labor Day, then trace some truly gross old...
LifeScience
<p>Turn signals: optional suggestion or basic social contract? And while we’re asking important questions, could Willy Wonka’s chocolate river actually work without becoming a public health disaster? Jess and Bryan dig...
Episode #4
<p><b>Episode 4 | Words & Worms<br /></b><br />This week, we’re investigating two ways your brain can make everyday life unnecessarily complicated: the language people use when a perfectly normal sentence apparently...
Episode #3
<p>It's Back to School time! Let's celebrate! In this episode, we talk about how school is full of things we rarely stop to question. How much of your life disappears in the car line? Does recess actually help kids...
Episode #2
<p>Why are Cheerios shaped like O’s, and why do they huddle together in your bowl? Jess and Bryan start with the surprisingly scientific story behind a breakfast classic, then follow the evidence from cholera and how...
LifeScience
<p>Ever get tired of the same old podcast playlist? What if 20 minutes could make you the smartest person in the room? If you love learning new things on the go, we've got the answer to your woes! Life Science Podcast...
Episode #1
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