Matt Candeias, a PhD candidate at the University of Illinois, is back to share more Octoberfest from Bell’s Brewing and dispense more knowledge about plants, botany, the environment, and mall people.
The song at the end is Everybody Knows by Leonard Cohen.
More info on Matt’s website and podcast.
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This trip was mentioned on the show recently. I hiked up to the Palisade Glacier in the Eastern Sierras with one of my oldest friends, Jeff.
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Matt Candeias from In Defense of Plants joins David via skype to share some Octoberfest from Bell’s Brewing and chat about botany, plants, ecosystems, and protecting the planet. Some comedy to start it off from the late great Andy Ritchie.
Music at the end from Mint Royale with Ring.
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Continuation of a great chat with Farah Alibay, who has a PhD from MIT in Astronautics and works at JPL, over Punkin Ale from Dogfish Head. The talk covers lots of areas from Mars to space in general to sports to Noam Chomsky.
Music at the end from The Vibes with Numbers.
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Farah Alibay (@trifarahtops), a systems engineer at JPL with a PhD from M.I.T. in Astronautics and Aeronautics, drops by to share some Punkin Ale from Dogfish Head Brewing and chat about the mission to Mars, space in general, and how to remove a boulder from an asteroid.
Dance Me to the End of Love by Leonard Cohen (RIP) finishes it off.
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