Episode list

A computer scientist shows us how our perception of something can vary from reality, and an engineer shows us how she's building the next generation of self-driving wheelchairs. Jackie Means makes an egg that can bounce, then we learn about the explosive science behind limestone mining.

A herpetologist helps us lasso lizards - for research. And, meet the woman who helped make computers a reality. Then, Chef Claire uses science to help us bake, even when our pantry isn't fully stocked. And we discover the technology that keeps scuba divers safe underwater.

An ecologist introduces us to an adorable animal called the Pika. Dr. Moiya McTier teaches us about exoplanets. Dr. Brain give us tricks to calm our anxiety. And two Tribologists explain the sticky science of friction.

Discover the physics that make roller coasters a fun ride. Then, Michelle Barboza makes us bismuth crystals. We meet an engineer who's used to making machinery more reliable, and discover a chemical engineer who wants to put human tissue on a microchip.

Civil engineer demonstrates water purification process for cities. Explores how animals transport newborns. Miranda discusses Jupiter's Europa moon. Erica visits Colorado firefighting team.

An animal care curator shows us how she's helping to conserve small desert cat populations. Dr. Brain reveals why you sometimes see faces in inanimate objects. Then, we get crafty - building morse code robots. And, we meet a textile engineer who's making the sustainable fabric of the future.

Nabeel faces his fears and learns the physics behind indoor skydiving. Miranda spills the STEM tea on why Honey is such a magical food. We take a Nature Side Quest to discover the weird ways animals use poison and venom in the wild kingdom, and Erica visits a construction site to see how STEM helps build skyscrapers.

Meet an engineer who does her work...underwater. Then, learn how to build yourself a robot who brews you tea. And, does your brain need language to think? Dr. Brain can explain. Plus, discover how science helps one woman create hit pop songs.

Nabeel learns how one team grows the spiciest peppers on the planet. Electric Kat shows us how a magnet's power can change with heat. Miranda spills the STEM tea on how animals see the world. And a sports performance coach shows us how she uses science to help athletes stay in good shape.

Nabeel takes a hair-raising ride with an aerobatic pilot. Dr. Brain tells us why we might feel aggression when we see something cute. Your friendly neighborhood cosmetic chemist shows you the chemistry behind under eye gels. And Fig meets a woman studying how dogs understand human language.

Nabeel faces his fears and learns the physics behind indoor skydiving, and we get crafty - building morse code robots. Take a Nature Side Quest to discover how animals transport their newly born babies, then meet an engineer who does her work...underwater.

Meet a woman engineering prosthetic legs for disabled dogs. Miranda spills the STEM Tea on trailblazing volcanologist Katia Krafft. A doctor teaches us about the hidden second nose on our face. Then, discover the physics that makes your eyeshadow shimmer.

Fig discovers the physics of skateboarding. A cosmetic chemist shows us how she creates cream blush. A software engineer helps us code a robotic holiday decoration. Two conservationists head to the desert in search of rare snakes.

Nabeel meets two engineers who make Broadway shows possible. And, join us on a Nature Side Quest to discover some of the animal kingdom's best mimics. Then, Electric Kat shows us the brilliant power hidden in quartz. Plus, a technologist teaches us how gathering better data can improve delivery services.

Nabeel takes a hair-raising ride with an aerobatic pilot. Dr. Brain reveals why you sometimes see faces in inanimate objects. A craft loving software engineer helps us build a robot that brews tea. And, we meet a woman engineering prosthetic legs for disabled dogs.

Nabeel learns how the spiciest peppers on the planet are cultivated. Your friendly neighborhood cosmetic chemist shows you the chemistry behind under eye gels. We take a Nature Side Quest to discover some of the animal kingdom's best mimics. Then, Fig learns the physics of skateboarding.

Fig meets a crash test engineer. Dr. Brain ranks top brains of the animal kingdom. A cosmetic chemist makes facial cleanser. Erica explores kelp as future fuel.

Nabeel enjoys a behind the scenes look at how animatronic figures are made. Discover the truth about how antiperspirants and deodorants work. Learn how some food combos can help our bodies absorb more nutrients. Then, Fig finds the secret science to raising bees.

Fig learns about the technology that makes crash test dummies so smart. Esther Ikoro teaches us about poison and venom in the animal kingdom, Miranda spills the STEM Tea on volcanologist Katia Krafft, and Nabeel discovers the technology used to make drinking water safe.

Discover the art and engineering behind making animatronics. Dr. Brain explains why cute things can make us aggressive. Electric Kat shows us "cold light" from quartz. And Fig uncovers the science happening inside a composting bin.

Meet a woman studying what dancing can teach us about brain waves. Your friendly neighborhood cosmetic chemist whips us up some hair gel. Harini Bhat teaches us about how our bodies ingest medications, and Erica comes face to face with a Frilled Shark.