Episode 33: Sex, Bugs & Rock’n'Roll
This week on the podcast…
00:00:00 – The Paleopals taste the full spectrum of beer with sweet, bitter and sour. Who had what? Why? How was it? All this and more will be answered!
00:06:11 – Next the Paleopals sit down and jaw with author Mary Roach. She’s written all kinds of books you should have already bought and read but it’s not too late! The books are Stiff, Spook and Bonk. The interview should make the evocative titles more clear.
- Find more Mary Roach at her website http://www.maryroach.net/
- Go buy some tasty books: Mary Roach on Amazon
- Watch Mary’s TED Talk
00:54:12 – Bonking can lead to babies, and babies can lead to documentaries, apparently. The Paleopals suffer cuteness overload as they Trailer Trash Talk the movie Babies.
01:07:30 – Fruit flies need love too, but their penises are covered in hooks, barbs, spikes and TERROR!! Learn what happens when you give these dipterans a Brazilian. And it would be impossible for this topic to stay on the rails, so be prepared.
01:20:09 – Patrick forgets how important the listeners are, but Charlie and Ryan are there to remind him with an internationally flavored PaleoPOW! Thanks to all who contributed, we’d thank you in the show notes if we were more organized.
01:31:55 – This is the end of the podcast, sit quietly and wait one week for Episode 34.
Direct Download: Episode 33 – Sex, Bugs & Rock’n'Roll
Music this week provided by:
Sexx Laws – Beck
Open Book – Cake
Baby Hold On – Eddie Money
Learn to Fly – Foo Fighters
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There are 3 Comments to "Episode 33: Sex, Bugs & Rock’n'Roll"
Hey guys,
I was wondering if you were planning to attend SETI-con this summer. http://www.seticon.com/ It sounds like it’s right up your ally. I’m hoping to go. Even if you aren’t going, could you announce it on the show (maybe as it gets closer? It would be cool to meet up with some of the Paleo-posse (sp?)
Thanks,
Bailey from Davis (again)
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