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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2025 · 18 MIN

Hey, Marie Molecule!

from Everly Heights Tales · host Bill Meeks

In the spirit of a classic 90s educational science show like Beakman's World or Mr. Wizard, "Hey, Marie Molecule!" follows a young girl named Eliza, who visits the titular scientist with an anxiety-fueled question: "Will my brother become a super-villain from an X-ray?". With the help of the good-natured Marie Molecule, Eliza learns all about science and radiation. PLUS: Marie Molecule explains a new technological innovation!After the story, creator Bill Meeks discusses the episode's origin as a submission for America's Next Top Podcaster. He also shares how the Marie Molecule Science Study Center is located in the basement of the Franklin W. Dixon Memorial Library, connecting the episode to the larger Everly Heights universe.  SPONSORCAST LISTSeptember McCrady - Marie MoleculeBill Meeks - Junkbots Announcer/Eliza"Theme for Hey, Marie Molecule!" performed by Classic Tragic Hero, written by Bill MeeksLINKSEverly HeightsJoin the EVERLY HEIGHTS ARTS BOARD and support the showBuy Mr. Matheson's Arithme-TIPS Comic CollectionEverly Heights Tales MerchSubscribe on YouTubeClassic Tragic HeroAmerica's Next Top Podcaster - Hey, Marie Molecule!Bill interviews Beakman's Paul Zaloom on Where I'm From  

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