Episode 334 - Nick Doody

Probably Science

Andy Wood, Matt Kirshen

Jessecase, Comedy, News, Mattkirshen, Standup, Andywood, Science & Medicine, Science, Brookswheelan

4.8 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 3 April 2019

⏱️ 95 minutes

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Summary

Writer/comedian friend of the show Nick Doody (@NickDoody) returns to discuss linguistics, space herpes, atoms and the strong force, the reason for zebra stripes or maybe not, a physics theory as to why time flies more as we age, the first female Abel prize winner, famous Norwegians, lady strokes from lady strokes, the Citizens of Nowhere podcast and Bigipedia.

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0:00.0	Probably Science
0:02.0	Hey everyone.
0:11.7	Welcome to Probably Science.
0:14.1	I'm Matt Kirshin. I'm Andy Wood.
0:15.2	Hey, Andy.
0:16.0	Hey, how you doing?
0:17.0	I'm good.
0:17.8	I'm enjoying your 18th annual S.F. Sketchfest t-shirt that you're wearing.
0:22.2	Yeah, it's a good fit.
0:23.5	It's a fun little retro sort of 80s video game feel to it.
0:27.5	It is.
0:28.6	And it came free with the festival.
0:30.6	Oh, that's the best part about a festival.
0:32.0	It's a free shirt.
0:32.6	I don't think Bridgetown even had free shirts, did they?
0:34.5	It did not.
0:35.4	Sorry, guys. I don't own any Bridgetown teachers.
0:38.2	Do you not have any?
0:38.9	No.
0:39.4	I've got loads of like 2009 through 12 in my closet if you want some.
0:44.3	In what size?
0:47.0	Probably a range that didn't fit me and that's why they're there.
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