The Pulse Archive
After fleeing violence in Jamaica, gay man seeks refuge in America
Anti-gay prejudice is written into Jamaican law. A colonial-era rule criminalizes male intercourse and LGBT activists say talk of jail ti ...
10 years ago
Listen 11:06Why one man swallowed parasitic worm eggs
Hint: It offered a slight chance of rebooting his damaged immune system. About ten years ago, ...
10 years ago
ListenDoes your bar soap have more germs than liquid soap?
The way we like to get clean is changing. In ancient Rome, people smeared themselves with pumice or ash to clean their bodies. The ...
10 years ago
ListenThere is physics in every fart
A huge misconception in the world of flatulence is that when you toot, your butt cheeks are to blame for the noise. Not necessarily ...
10 years ago
ListenNew prenatal tests open a minefield for expectant parents
Geneticists are beginning to track the influence of prenatal testing on the Down syndrome population. When faced with the fa ...
10 years ago
ListenCan a copy really be as good as the real thing? We’ll explore that question on this episode. We’ll meet robotic cats that liv ...
Air Date: February 24, 2017
ListenWhy do our recorded voices sound strange to us?
These days, when you record yourself, even just using your phone, it’s high quality – so what you capture should be a pretty ...
10 years ago
ListenBabies are ‘teaching’ robots how to navigate the world
Robots are great at doing a lot of things, but they have trouble interacting with the physical world. Roboticists in Pittsburgh ar ...
10 years ago
ListenAn aspiring astronaut’s life on fake Mars
Ross Lockwood spent four months on top of a volcano in Hawaii. He lived in an inflatable dome the size of a two-bedroom apartment with fi ...
10 years ago
ListenScientists are fine-tuning a fake meat burger that ‘bleeds’
There’s been quite a buzz in the San Francisco Bay Area recently about something called ‘The Impossible Burger’. Imposs ...
10 years ago
ListenLet’s explore the most complex computer system on Earth: the brain. On this episode, we’ll examine this wondrous organ — wh ...
Air Date: February 17, 2017
Listen 50:03One scientist is creating ‘brain soup’ to calculate brain power
Research suggests that bird brains are small but mighty, so don’t judge a brain by its size. Don’t judge a brain by it ...
10 years ago
Studying skiers’ risky behavior to improve avalanche safety
Snow scientists at Montana State University are tracking risky decision making in the backcountry. The ski season began in Decembe ...
10 years ago
ListenCan a battery-operated cat help combat dementia?
Many nursing homes try to replicate the feeling of home for the ...
10 years ago
ListenFor this couple, starting a family turned into planning brain surgery
About four years ago, Jeremy Hoffman, who was 30 at the time, told his wife Rebecca about some weird symptoms he was having — he felt a ...
10 years ago
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