Bill Nye; He Is A SOLID Guy!

from Historiography! · host Jim Stewart Allen

My best friend Zach Groshell asked me to do a lil somethin somethin for his class so this episode is for that! It's about the importance of Bill Nye in American culture and his success in making science both cool and accessible to the masses! If you are a teacher that is teaching the 3 phases of matter this would be a good 1-2 punch coupled with the episode itself! I hope you like it, sorry for the delay on the Bug Juice episodes, we are slowly getting them done! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBgM73DLK1s

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