
In this bonus continuation of our Diamond v. Chakrabarty episode, we explore the massive financial and ethical shockwaves caused by the Supreme Court’s 1980 decision. Once the legal floodgates opened for patenting...


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Hosted by Richard and Henry · science · EN
Truly BioChemical shows how biochemistry is at the heart of virtually everything that we know and love.
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Signup to Generate a PitchTBC - Truly BioChemical is hosted by Richard and Henry. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "S02E03 Bonus: The Diamond vs Chakrabarty Law Case | TBC - Truly BioChemical (Law)" (13 October 2026, 31 minutes), "S02E03: The Diamond vs Chakrabarty Law Case | TBC - Truly BioChemical (Law)" (6 October 2026, 20 minutes), and "S02E02 Bonus: The Gut Microbiota | TBC - Truly BioChemical" (29 September 2026, 23 minutes).
TBC - Truly BioChemical publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 32 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for TBC - Truly BioChemical is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. TBC - Truly BioChemical requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. TBC - Truly BioChemical's contact route on record: public web form.
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Richard and Henry hosts TBC - Truly BioChemical, a science podcast with 18 episodes published.
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In this bonus continuation of our Diamond v. Chakrabarty episode, we explore the massive financial and ethical shockwaves caused by the Supreme Court’s 1980 decision. Once the legal floodgates opened for patenting...

In this special legal edition of the podcast, we explore the 1980 Supreme Court case that established the commercial foundation for the modern biotechnology industry. We break down the biological and legal battle over...

Can you change your metabolism by changing your bacteria? In this bonus cut, we take an unfiltered (and slightly gross) look at the extreme ends of gut microbiology, including the realities of fecal transplants. In this...

Did you know that your gut bacteria can directly alter your brain chemistry? In this episode of Truly BioChemical , we dive into the incredible world of the gut microbiota —the complex ecological system of bacteria...

Step back into the dark side of REM sleep in this bonus episode of Truly BioChemical . We explore the terrifying sensory hallucinations that accompany this glitch in consciousness, from auditory rushing and phantom...

Why does the brain wake up while the body stays completely frozen? In this episode of Truly BioChemical , we dissect the terrifying neuroscience and chemical signaling behind sleep paralysis . From vivid hypnagogic...

<p>Why does the brain wake up while the body stays completely frozen? In this episode of Truly BioChemical, we dissect the terrifying neuroscience and chemical signaling behind sleep paralysis.</p><p>From vivid...

TBC - Truly BioChemical
We are back, and things are getting a massive upgrade. Season 2 of Truly Biochemical is coming soon, and we are pushing the biochemistry far beyond the syllabus. In this quick update, we lay out the new ground rules for...

TBC - Truly BioChemical
<p>We are back, and things are getting a massive upgrade. Season 2 of Truly Biochemical is coming soon, and we are pushing the biochemistry far beyond the syllabus.</p><p><br></p><p>In this quick update, we lay out the...

<p>You are likely only alive because of this reaction. Literally. It is estimated that 50% of the nitrogen atoms in your body—in your DNA, your enzymes, your muscles—came from a factory, not nature.</p><p>In the Season...

You are likely only alive because of this reaction. Literally. It is estimated that 50% of the nitrogen atoms in your body—in your DNA, your enzymes, your muscles—came from a factory, not nature. In the Season 1 Finale...

If you found a liquid on another planet that expanded when it froze, dissolved almost anything, and required a massive amount of energy just to warm up by 1°C, you’d call it alien technology. We just call it water. In...

<p>If you found a liquid on another planet that expanded when it froze, dissolved almost anything, and required a massive amount of energy just to warm up by 1°C, you’d call it alien technology. We just call it...

Why do farmers love a thunderstorm? (Hint: It’s not the rain—it’s the free fertilizer). In this episode of Truly BioChemical, we look at the high-voltage chemistry happening above our heads. We explain how a cloud is...

<p>Why do farmers love a thunderstorm? (Hint: It’s not the rain—it’s the free fertilizer).</p><p>In this episode of Truly BioChemical, we look at the high-voltage chemistry happening above our heads. We explain how a...

"Sir, why do I need to learn the Periodic Table if ChatGPT can just tell me?" It’s the question every teacher is dreading—and in this episode, we answer it. In this episode of Truly BioChemical, we spin the wheel on the...

<p>"Sir, why do I need to learn the Periodic Table if ChatGPT can just tell me?" It’s the question every teacher is dreading—and in this episode, we answer it.</p><p>In this episode of Truly BioChemical, we spin the...

Is your burger destroying the planet? Dr. Nicholls certainly thinks so — and he’s brought the thermodynamics to prove it. In this episode of Truly BioChemical, we step into the farmyard (and the chemistry lab) to settle...

<p>Is your burger destroying the planet? Dr. Nicholls certainly thinks so — and he’s brought the thermodynamics to prove it.</p><p>In this episode of Truly BioChemical, we step into the farmyard (and the chemistry lab)...

We’ve all been told to "finish the course"—but do you actually know why? Or why a bit of mouldy bread from 1928 is the only reason you didn't die of a scratched knee in Year 7? In this episode of Truly Biochemical...
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