Episode 101 - Everday Science From BrainStuff

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Episode 101 - Everday Science From BrainStuff

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Nov 4, 2013

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This week hosts Brian Bartel and Dale Basler explore everyday science found on BrainStuff with guest Cristen Conger. As host of BrainStuff and Stuff Mom Never Told You, Cristen talks to Lab Out Loud about her work as a writer and host, and how she gets her ideas and does her research. Listen to Lab Out Loud and explore everyday science explained on BrainStuff.
Show notes at: http://laboutloud.com/?p=2621

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Nov 4, 2013

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Episode 101 - Everday Science From BrainStuff

Episode 101 - Everday Science From BrainStuff

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