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Curiosity Weekly, 1,000 episodes. Page 8 of 10.

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The Oldest Kids in Class Are Also the Most Popular

702

Why We Always Forget that Less Is More (w/ Leidy Klotz)

703

Stress During Pregnancy Might Affect the Baby’s Sex

704

A Robot That Talks to Itself Might Be Easier to Interact With

705

How Do Wild Animals Know What to Eat?

706

What Rain is Like on Other Planets

707

What Elevators Can Teach Us About Autonomous Cars (w/ Jason Feifer of Entrepreneur Magazine)

708

We’re Morbidly Curious About What “Might Have Been”

709

Why Cavities Are So Sensitive to the Cold

710

Is Exercise for Work as Good as Exercise for Play?

711

How a Plant Gene Ended Up in an Insect’s DNA

712

What’s the Deal with Hot Flashes? (w/ OB-GYN Dr. Jen Gunter)

713

The World’s Oldest Thumb Belongs to a Dinosaur

714

Human Screams Communicate a Rainbow of Emotions

715

Mushrooms Are More Like Humans Than Plants

716

Roses Smell Different in Space

717

How LEDs Work (w/ LED Pioneer George Craford)

718

Octopuses Have Sleep Cycles, Too

719

Introverts Fared Better Than Extroverts During the Pandemic

720

Using AI to Play Ancient Board Games

721

When the Pursuit of Knowledge Goes Wrong (w/ Physicist Dr. Chanda Prescod-Weinstein)

722

Go Ahead, Google Your Symptoms

723

Your Roommate Really Doesn’t Know How You’re Feeling

724

Why Koala Fingerprints Look Eerily Human

725

How Astronauts Clean Their Underwear

726

From Music to Bacon, Biology is Everywhere (w/ Biologist Melanie Peffer)

727

This Dino Was Fossilized Incubating Its Eggs

728

How Deadliest Catch Navigates a Deadly Pandemic (w/ Captain Sig Hansen)

729

5 Steps to Hitting Work-Life Balance

730

How to Change Minds (w/ Bill Nye)

731

Should You Exercise on an Empty Stomach?

732

How to Prepare for a Warmer Future (w/ David Pogue)

733

Throbbing Pain Has Nothing to Do With Your Pulse

734

The Best Way to Phrase Words of Comfort, According to Science

735

Science Is a Process — and Bill Nye Explains Why

736

Bill Nye’s Earth Day Tips to Save Our Planet

737

Bill Nye on Why Mars 2020 Is So Exciting

738

Why Cannabis Gives You the Munchies

739

You Can Totally BS a BSer

740

Has the Earth Lost Weight?

741

Some Viruses Do You Good

742

Blind Gamers Take the “Video” Out of Video Games

743

Vampire Bats Adopt Babies Too

744

If Life Existed on Mars, How Would We Know?

745

We Can Use DNA for Data Storage

746

The Known Solar System Just Got Bigger

747

An Outsider’s Guide to Humans (w/ Scientist Camilla Pang)

748

Post-Traumatic Growth Is a Pandemic Silver Lining

749

Most Conversations Go On Longer Than We Want Them To

750

Bad News About Your Wearable Sleep Tracker

751

Why April Fool’s Day Exists

752

Aleutian Island Secrets and Electrical Ear Activity

753

There’s No Such Thing as a Hypoallergenic Dog

754

Having a Bad Boss Can Make You a Great Boss

755

Why Are There Bubbles in my Day-Old Water?

756

This Language Shift Could Signal an Impending Breakup

757

What Your Ears and Spider Fuzz Have In Common

758

Local Honey Won’t Cure Your Allergies

759

Gaining Weight With Age Might Be Healthier Than Staying Slim

760

How Loud Is the Sun?

761

Why That Thing You Just Learned Is Suddenly Everywhere

762

Why Futurists Don’t Need to Know the Future (w/ “Flash Forward” Host Rose Eveleth)

763

Liars May Imitate Your Body Language

764

Time Management Can Make You Happier

765

Identical Twins Aren’t as Identical as We Thought

766

What a 95% Effective Vaccine Actually Means

767

Did Your Microbiome Come from Dirt?

768

The Duck-Billed Platypus Is Weirder Than You Thought

769

Yeah, About That Phosphine on Venus...

770

Why Can’t You Hold Your Breath to Death?

771

Quadruple-Helix DNA Is a Thing

772

Scientists Finally Know How Sandcastles Work

773

How to Know You’re Running Low on Vitamins

774

What Getting Chills from Music Says About Your Brain

775

The Sun 2.0, “Fresh” Food Fallacies, and Is Math Universal?

776

What Science Says About Putting 2 Spaces After a Period

777

What Would Happen If You Stopped Time?

778

When to Worry About COVID-19 Variants

779

Introducing If/Then

780

“Popular Opinion” Isn’t What You Think

781

Why Do I Cough When I Clean My Ears?

782

How Copper Changed Our Language (w/ Materials Scientist Ainissa Ramirez)

783

‘Wanting’ and ‘Liking’ Are Different to Your Brain

784

What Came Before the Big Bang?

785

The Dark Ages Weren’t Really Dark

786

This Trait Could Be Key to Lasting Romance

787

Your Dog’s Personality Can Change Over Time

788

Biological Race Is a Myth (w/ Agustín Fuentes)

789

How Does Fever Help You Get Better?

790

Why Scientists Made Ants Walk on Stilts

791

The Safest Way to Ride in a Car During the Pandemic

792

Was Farming Really a Step Up for Hunter-Gatherers?

793

You’re Probably Breathing Wrong (w/ James Nestor)

794

This Ring May Detect COVID-19 Before You Feel It

795

Why Does February have 28 Days?

796

Why Do Wombats Poop Cubes?

797

The Big Mistakes We Make in Virtual Gatherings (w/ Priya Parker)

798

How to Make Gatherings More Meaningful (w/ Priya Parker)

799

A Trick for Making Vaccinations Less Painful

800

Small Talk Is Important, and Remote Workers Aren’t Getting Enough