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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Mad Scientist Supreme is hosted by Timothy. The show has published 841 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Tree of Life" (11 September 2026, 10 minutes), "Civilization Didn't Stop Human Evolution. It Changed It." (4 September 2026, 8 minutes), and "Mosquitoes Are Evolving to Find Us" (1 September 2026, 7 minutes).
The Mad Scientist Supreme publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 8 minutes across 841 episodes.
Booking probability for The Mad Scientist Supreme is 46%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Mad Scientist Supreme requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Mad Scientist Supreme's contact route on record: public web form.
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Timothy hosts The Mad Scientist Supreme, a science show with 841 episodes published.
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Send us Fan Mail Hello people. This is Matt Science Supreme, talking today about the tree of life. Now this comes from Discover magazine, spring 2026, page 3-6. Now it's labeled all the barcodes in the world. Well, if...
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Send us Fan Mail Hello, people. This is the Bad Scientist Read, talking today about human evolution. We have changed over time, and we're still changing. This comes from two articles. One is from Science, April 16...
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Send us Fan Mail Hello, people. This is Mad Scientist Green, talking today about evolution. Not our evolution. Everything else's evolution because we're here. This comes from BBC Science Focus, March 2026, page 21, with...
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Send us Fan Mail Hello, people. This is the Mad Scientist Supreme, talking today about graphene, graphene thread, and ultimately a ladder into space. About a year ago, I submitted a patent application based on an idea...
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Send us Fan Mail Hello, people. This is the Mad Scientist Debrief, talking today about space debris. This comes from Science, 13 August 2026, page 642, discussing the danger that planned satellite constellations could...
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Send us Fan Mail Tuberculosis — Mycobacterium tuberculosis. This is the obvious one for your story. WHO estimates about 10.7 million people developed TB and 1.23 million died from it in 2024. It remains the world's...
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Send us Fan Mail Hello, people. This is the Mad Scientist, talking today about food production—and how we're going to keep producing food when water becomes harder to get. This comes from Science Magazine, March 26...
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Send us Fan Mail Hello, people. This is the Mad Scientist Supreme, talking today about cancer. Well, communicable cancer. Normally, you cannot catch cancer from another person. If living cancer cells from somebody else...
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Send us Fan Mail Hello, people. This is the Mad Scientist Supreme. Today I'd like to continue the discussion from my previous episode on Converging Worlds. In that episode, I suggested a speculative idea: if every...
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Send us Fan Mail What if the universe doesn't just split into countless parallel worlds? What if those worlds sometimes come back together? In this episode, the Mad Scientist Review explores a speculative variation of...
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Send us Fan Mail Have you ever been driving at night when an oncoming vehicle's headlights temporarily blind you? Your eyes naturally respond by constricting your pupils, reducing the amount of light entering your eyes...
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, the Mad Scientist Brain explores one of the most fascinating frontiers in neuroscience: how the immune system helps shape the adult brain and what that could someday mean for treating...
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Send us Fan Mail Hello, people. This is the Mad Scientist Supreme. Today we're talking about medical imaging—how we look inside the human body—and how combining several existing technologies might make diagnosis faster...
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Send us Fan Mail What if the next pandemic doesn't come from a laboratory or a modern mutation—but from our distant past? In today's episode, the Mad Scientist Supreme explores an intriguing possibility: as glaciers...
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, the Mad Scientist of Freedom reflects on how rapidly drone technology is changing modern warfare and why inexpensive systems are increasingly challenging traditional military defenses...
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, the Mad Scientist Supreme explores a thought experiment: if biotechnology continues to advance, how far could we eventually improve the health, intelligence, and abilities of domestic...
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Send us Fan Mail In Part 3 of this series, the Mad Scientist Supreme explores increasingly speculative ideas about the future of reproductive biology, regenerative medicine, and tissue engineering. Beginning with...
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Send us Fan Mail In this continuation of the previous episode on reproduction and adoption, the Mad Scientist Supreme explores a far-future vision of reproductive biotechnology and asks how genetics might one day...
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, the Mad Scientist Supreme explores one of the biggest long-term challenges facing many developed nations: declining birth rates. As populations age and fewer children are born...
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Send us Fan Mail What if genetic testing became as routine as vision or hearing screenings? In this episode, the Mad Scientist Supreme explores how expanding access to genetic information could improve public health...
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