Dave Weckbeckerman's Top 10
from Last Call Science
Ive been at this for a while and the stories start to add up after a while. Honestly most lab stories dont make for an interesting podcast. I cant get people stoked about p values and Westgard rules. The sounds of co-host seeing pics of gross things for 60 minutes might play with the ASMR crowd but not for most. I had to pull back into the internal cob webs for these. Enjoy.
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