David Aveline is a physicist, and he works for CAL, the Cold Atom Laboratory. When you hear what they do, you won’t believe it. It involves atoms, the International Space Station, and very cold temperatures. We share some Citrus Wheat Ale from Angel City Brewing, and he tells me how all of this fascinating science works.
Music at the end from Wild Nothing with Letting Go.
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Pallavi Gunalan (@pallavigunalan) is back to continue a chat about Biomedical Engineering and Neuroscience, and this one gets pretty philosophical. We also share more blonde Ale from St. Archer Brewing.
Music at the end from Far Caspian with Between Days.
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Pallavi Gunalan (@pallavigunalan) is getting her PhD in Biomedical Engineering from USC, and she’s also doing comedy in her free time. How does she find time for all of this? What is Biomedical Engineering exactly, and how does it tie into neuroscience? Join us and some Blonde Ale from St. Archer Brewing and find out. A chat with Mike Wiebe (@mikewiebe) starts things off.
Music at the end from Piroshka with Everlastingly Yours.
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Josiah Blomquist is the head brewer at Iron Triangle Brewing in Los Angeles, California, and he was nice enough to share some of his delicious creations and talk about how he made them. Recorded on site at Iron Triangle.
Music at the end from Small Black with Sofie
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Iron Triangle Brewery in Los Angeles makes phenomenal beer, and Josiah Blomquist and Kale Bittner are mostly responsible for that, especially Josiah, who is the brewmaster. They were nice enough to let me stop by and sample some beers and chat about what goes into running a brewery.
Music at the end from Haley Bonar with Hometown.
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Dr. Patrick Hughes works in the hectic world of the Emergency Room, but you’d never guess that from how mellow he is (aside from his soundboard use.) We visited Boston and chatted with Patrick during a long drive. Hear what it’s like to work in the frantic world that TV has been trying to capture for decades.
Music at the end from Krestovsky with National Spark.
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