Reel Science Cast

What's up scientists!

Thanks again for your patience while we work through the multitude of technical issues plaguing us this holiday season. Please enjoy what might be our most buck wild episode as we talk about emotions and emotional processing in our review of "Inside Out!"

Our next two episodes are planned to be mailbag eps, so send us as many questions about any movies we've watched, any science anything, or just some weird personal questions over at reelsciencecast@gmail.com, @reelsciencecast on Twitter, or over on our Facebook page!

What's up scientists! 

Thanks for your patience while we got this episode out. Our beautiful and talented editor, Kennon, was traveling a lot for Thanksgiving. Hope you aren't too full that you can't bite into Armageddon with us, as we talk about near earth objects, explosions, and the Rock's next big movie.

We'll be recording another one post haste, as we watch "Inside Out," so get us all your questions about feelings and emotions and imaginary friends over at our Twitter, Facebook, or at reelsciencecast@gmail.com!

We've also got a mailbag episode coming up, so we're putting out the call for as many questions as you can send us over the next few weeks!

Happy Wednesday, scientists!

Hope your election night wasn't too stressful, because we're gonna spook your pants right the heck off with our Halloween episode. We watch "Young Frankenstein" and discuss bringing the dead back to life, brain transplants, and Sean's transformative festival experiences.

Hit us up with questions for next week, when the newly doctored Michael Pace will be rejoining us for "Armageddon." As always, we can be reached @reelsciencecast on Twitter, on our Facebook, or at reelsciencecast@gmail.com!

What's good science family!

This episode goes completely off the rails when we cover the "science" in Snowpiercer. We talk about smashin' limbs and eatin' bugs so get that ticket punched and strap in!

Next week, we'll be sitting down to watch Young Frankenstein for our Halloween episode! Hit us with questions on, I guess anything on our Facebook, Twitter, or reelsciencecast@gmail.com!

Happy Wednesday, nerds!

We're coming in hot with our first October ep, wherein we talk about the VERY LIMITED SCIENCE in the 1995 sci-fi flick "Twelve Monkeys."
We siphon out some discussion about viruses, mental illness, and just a whole lot of Bruce Willis butt for your listening pleasure.

Next week, we'll be sitting down to watch "Snowpiercer" and talk about whatever mystical train science we can get our hands on. Hit us with questions at reelsciencecast@gmail.com, over at Twitter, or on Facebook!

Happy birthday to us!!

The boyz celebrate one year of doing this dang thing by finally giving you the episode you guys have ask for more than plants crave electrolytes! Join us as we discover the power of love and gravity in "Interstellar!"

Next week, we'll be gathering to watch "Twelve Monkeys," so get us all your Willis-based questions over at Twitter, Facebook, and reelsciencecast@gmail.com

Good morning, scientists!

Join the boyz this week as we go over the massively depressing (but pretty damn accurate) film adaptation of Lisa Genova's novel "Still Alice." Pace takes the helm and steers this sad, sad ship into choppy waters to cover the pathology and stigma behind Alzheimer's.

Join us next week for our anniversary episode, when we'll finally talk about the "science" and "power of love" in the movie Interstellar! Get us your questions over at our Twitter, our Facebook, or at reelsciencecast@gmail.com! Also! We're updating our Patreon! Click the link and go check out some of our plans!

Good morni-ROOAARRR IT'S TIME FOR RAMPAAAAAGE

 

 

 

Next week, we'll be watching "Still Alice," to be released on September 12th! Get us your questions about Alzheimer's or other neurodegenerative diseases over on our Twitter, at reelsciencecast@gmail.com, or on our Facebook page!

What's up, you rad humans!

This week, we're riding the lightning in the 1990 film Bacon/Sutherland/Roberts vehicle about death..edging(?) "Flatliners!" We cover the clinical definition of death, keeping humans in suspended animation, and uncover the Boyz deepest darkest regrets.

We're gonna be watching The Rock be best friends with a large primate in "RAMPAGE," so get us questions about CRISPR and genetic engineering on @reelsciencecast on Twitter, over on our Facebook page, or at reelsciencecast@gmail.com!

What's up, everyone!

This week, the boyz spend some quality alone time with artifical intelligence in the movie "Ex Machina."
We talk about the Turing test, consciousness, and our potential future in 3D-printing brains!

Next week, we'll be sitting down to watch the 1990 sci-fi thriller "Flatliners." Hit us up on Twitter, Facebook, or at reelsciencecast@gmail.com with some questions about death, dying, and whether or not Kevin Bacon ever says no to a role.

Thanks for your patience for the episode this week, while we work through audio issues!