S3 Ep 20: Poop Chronicles Returns with Jon B

Welcome to another Poop Chronicles episode! We’re once again joined by Jon Bonessi who transforms from Jerbil the Googler to our special guest for this episode all about poop and the impact it has on our communities, daily lives, and science!  Did you know a few years ago Bill Gates brought a jar of poop to a public event? Find out what he was doing with it and how it could change the landscape we live in during this episode. Then dive into the Conspiracy Corner as we consider why so much effort is being put into the way we use our natural output (poop). Plus, we take it off-world to report on innovations in the works for what the astronauts got brewing up in space (also poop). Finally, we have a sh*tty (but good) reason why you might consider eating less meat. Featuring the original song “Jon B” by Micaela Superstar   Note: We could not find a report that supported alternative meats containing animal meat Dehydrated Skittles Mountain House Dehydrated Ice Cream  White Rabbit Candy Bill Gates drinking poop water with Fallon Jon’s Naked & Afraid XL season in Africa Microscopic Shrimp in New York City Water Why Did Bill Gates Give A Talk With A Jar Of Human Poop By His Side? Bill Gates Drinks Poop Water - IGN News Janicki Omni Processor For a better brick, just add poop Trials show hope for handling manure at Washington dairies Slaughterhouses and US waterways Slaughterhouses Are Polluting Our Waterways Health Ills Abound as Farm Runoff Fouls Wells   Military Underground Bases  Nibiru cataclysm Stem Cells from Foreskins Grant Makes Male Circumcision a Top-Tier HIV Prevention Strategy - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation  Astronauts could one day eat goo made from their poo How do astronauts go to the bathroom in space? Meat Made From Human Feces: Hoax or Japan's Best New Invention? Lab-Grown Chicken is Here, What to Know It’s legal for your meat to have trace amounts of fecal matter. A group of doctors want to change that Bugs, rodent hair, and poop: How much is legally allowed in the food you eat every day?