THREAT RESPONSE: What could be hunting Denobulans?!

Episode 16 of the The Spinal Frontier: A Star Trek Physiology Podcast podcast, hosted by Kelley and Eryn, titled "THREAT RESPONSE: What could be hunting Denobulans?!" was published on July 11, 2022 and runs 18 minutes.

July 11, 2022 ·18m · The Spinal Frontier: A Star Trek Physiology Podcast

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Kelley and Eryn are back to discuss the adaptations that apparently help Star Trek humanoids avoid attack: noodly appendages, basketball heads, anxiety spirals, stabby crabby hands, and the classic de-escalation technique of spitting right in someone's face.  Editing and hokey theme song by Kelley. Contact information: Instagram @spinalfrontierpod, Twitter (yes, we're back now!) @spinalfrontier, email [email protected]

Episode Description

Kelley and Eryn are back to discuss the adaptations that apparently help Star Trek humanoids avoid attack: noodly appendages, basketball heads, anxiety spirals, stabby crabby hands, and the classic de-escalation technique of spitting right in someone's face.

Editing and hokey theme song by Kelley.

Contact information: Instagram @spinalfrontierpod, Twitter (yes, we're back now!) @spinalfrontier, email [email protected]

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