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In this New Year's Eve special from the basement studio, we extend our wishes for a happy, healthy, and prosperous 2025. We preview exciting future podcast episodes including discussions on the simulation hypothesis, dystopias and utopias, and a special feature on Dr. Who with a guest expert. We reflect on some of our recent reads like 'Don't Whistle at Night' and 'Mexican Gothic,' and touch on horror and Gothic genres. We also chat about our holiday movie experiences, including 'Nosferatu' and 'Better Watch Out.' We express gratitude to our dedicated listeners and supporters, with a special shout-out to notable fans. Wishing everyone a wonderful New Year and looking forward to many more great podcasts together.
Season 1 Episodes (1-25) summary:
Take Me Down to Electric Avenue
Release Date: February 6, 2024
Exploration of electricity’s role in science fiction and its real-world scientific principles.
We Talking About AI
Release Date: February 6, 2024
Discussion on artificial intelligence, its portrayal in media, and the state of AI technology today.
Villains Ain’t That Bad!
Release Date: February 20, 2024
Analysis of villain archetypes in fiction and the psychological motivations behind them.
Giant Animals
Release Date: March 5, 2024
Examination of gigantism in animals, both real and fictional, with ties to evolutionary biology.
What’s in Those Genes? Mutants We Love
Release Date: March 19, 2024
Discussion on genetic mutations, how they are depicted in media, and their real-world science.
Everything You Wanted to Know About Zombies
Release Date: April 2, 2024
A deep dive into zombie lore, its cultural significance, and the science of viruses and reanimation.
7. All About the Science of Lighthouses
Release Date: April 16, 2024
Exploration of the technology and history of lighthouses and their role in maritime safety.
Teleportation: Coming Soon to a Multidimensional Universe Near You
Release Date: April 30, 2024
Discussion of teleportation in fiction, quantum mechanics, and its theoretical feasibility.
Sleep Studies and Dreams
Release Date: May 14, 2024
Examination of sleep science, the function of dreams, and their portrayal in pop culture.
Time Travel is Weird!
Release Date: May 28, 2024
Exploration of time travel theories, paradoxes, and how they are represented in fiction.
Cloning
Release Date: June 11, 2024
Discussion on cloning technology, its ethical implications, and depictions in media.
Eye-Popping Superpowers: Movies, Comics, and Real Science
Release Date: June 25, 2024
Analysis of superhuman abilities in fiction and whether they can be realized scientifically.
Blockbusters and Frozen Landscapes: Climate Change Through the Lens of Pop Culture
Release Date: July 10, 2024
Exploration of climate change themes in movies and literature, and their real-world relevance.
Exploring Regeneration: From Wolverine to Real Science
Release Date: July 24, 2024
Discussion of regenerative medicine inspired by fictional characters and its scientific progress.
Apocalypse Wow!
Release Date: August 6, 2024
Analysis of various apocalyptic scenarios in fiction, including zombies, meteors, and viruses.
Exploring Alien Invasions
Release Date: August 20, 2024
Discussion on alien invasion narratives, their cultural impact, and scientific theories.
Brainwaves and Superpowers: Can Humans Move Objects with Their Minds?
Release Date: September 3, 2024
Examination of telekinesis in fiction and the neuroscience behind mind-matter interactions.
Cybernetic Futures
Release Date: September 17, 2024
Exploration of cybernetic enhancements, their technological feasibility, and ethical dilemmas.
Exploring the Science and Myth of Werewolves
Release Date: October 1, 2024
Analysis of werewolf legends and the science of human-animal transformations.
Exploring the Science of Possessions
Release Date: October 15, 2024
Discussion on supernatural possession in horror media and possible psychological explanations.
Vampires Suck or Do They?
Release Date: October 31, 2024
Exploration of vampire mythology, its evolution, and its depiction in pop culture.
Exploring the Multiverse
Release Date: November 13, 2024
Discussion on multiverse theories and their representation in media and quantum physics.
The Science and Handwavium of Shrinking
Release Date: November 27, 2024
Exploration of shrinking in real life and fiction, including its challenges and scientific principles, with references to films like Ant-Man and literature like Alice in Wonderland.
Exploring Awesome Superpowers: Which Is the Best Power?
Release Date: December 11, 2024
Discussion on superhuman abilities, their ethical implications, and their feasibility in reality.
Season 1 Finale Fun
Release Date: December 25, 2024
A celebratory recap of Season 1, reflecting on favorite episodes, moments, and plans for Season 2.
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In the 25th and final episode of the first season of 'Rabbit Hole of Research,' hosts Joe, Nick, and their rowdy audience celebrate their journey. The unscripted recap covers highlights from the past year, favorite episodes such as 'Apocalypse Wow!' and 'The Lighthouse Episode,' and favorite drinks. On this episode they try the 'Scottish Beithir Fire,' a potent 75% beer. The hosts discuss the show’s evolution, including improvements in equipment, guest appearances, and future plans for season two. They reflect on their beginnings, their favorite moments, and speculate about exciting topics and episodes for the next season, including plant intelligence, simulation theory, and more. They also hint at more zines, videos, and potential new podcast branches.
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In this mini Episode 24.1, the B side, Joe, Nick, and Georgia recap their experience at the Midwest Lit Fest hosted at Thornton's Distillery. Superpower-themed discussions continue with guest observations on desired abilities, ranging from flight and teleportation to unique and humorous choices like extreme flatuence. The episode also features various authors and vendors introducing their works, including books and tabletop role-playing games. Listener questions about cyborg superpowers and future podcast episodes are addressed, and there's a deep dive into Poison Ivy's origin stories from DC Comics.
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In this episode of the Rabbit Hole of Research, hosts Joe, Nick, and Georgia are joined by guest Bill Halliar, a storyboard artist and creature designer, in an engaging discussion about Superpowers—defining them, exploring their plausibility, and discussing their origins and implications in both fictional and real-world contexts. The conversation touches on characters from popular Marvel and DC comics, the caloric requirements of superpowers, and the ethical and environmental impacts. They also dive into historical and cultural references to superhuman abilities, debating the usefulness and consequences of possessing such powers. The hosts and guest have lively digressions about various related topics, including Alan Moore's critiques, the practicality of certain powers, and whether fictional heroes could actually sustain their abilities. The episode concludes with each host choosing their desired superpower and a nod to the upcoming Season 2.
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IIn this mini-episode of Rabbit Hole of Research we dive back into the concept of shrinking. We touch on shows like Dragon Tales and discuss the enormous energy requirements for shrinking, equating them to trillions of Big Macs, or metric tons of plutonium. Additional discussions include the science behind Pym Particles, the cultural fascination with miniatures, theoretical energy sources like antimatter and zero-point energy, and the practicality of shrinking technology.
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In this episode of the Rabbit Hole of Research, hosts Joe, Nick, and Georgia dig into the concept of shrinking in both real life and fiction. They explore the phenomenon of shrinkage due to cold, as seen in popular culture, and discuss fictional portrayals of shrinking in movies like Ant-Man, The Incredible Shrinking Woman, and Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. They examine the scientific plausibility of shrinking objects or people, referencing various scientific principles and fictional technologies. Additionally, they touch on topics like the challenges of human cellular function and metabolism at a smaller scale, and the potential adaptations for such shrinkage. The episode also highlights the charm and narrative utility of shrinking in storytelling, referencing literature such as Gulliver's Travels and Alice in Wonderland.
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In this mini-episode of Rabbit Hole of Research, Joe, Georgia, and Nick dive back into the topic of the multiverse, addressing feedback from their previous discussion. They clarify Marvel’s Spiders-Man comic and discuss Ken Page, the voice actor of Oogie Boogie in 'The Nightmare Before Christmas'. The team highlights recent recommendations and related content, including 'Two Distant Strangers', 'The Rehearsal', and 'Apocalypse Z'. They also explore philosophical and scientific questions about the multiverse, touching on themes of fate, decision-making, and the challenge of proving multiverse theories. Additional listener reading suggestions include 'Recursion' by Blake Crouch, 'A Space Between Worlds' by Micaiah Johnson, and Ray Bradbury's classic short story, "A Sound of Thunder."
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In this episode of the Rabbit Hole of Research, hosts Joe, Nick, Georgia, and guest Mary Schons, delve into the fascinating topic of the multiverse. The multiverse concept is examined through the lens of literature, film, and theoretical physics. The discussion covers key movies, books, and shows like 'Everything Everywhere All At Once,' 'Dark Matter,' 'Into the Spider-Verse,' and more. They also touch on historical multiverse narratives in mythology and religion and discuss how the multiverse intersects with themes like regret, identity, and time travel. The hosts encourage listeners to share their thoughts and favorite multiverse media, making this an interactive and thought-provoking exploration.
There is also a large movie, TV and book list to check out in the Shownotes!
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In this mini-episode of Rabbit Hole of Research, Joe, Nick, and Georgia revisit episode 21: Vampires, discussing their love for vampire folklore, and favorite horror-themed books and movies. Highlights include Halloween night recaps, a review of Jonathan Maberry's vampire literature, and discussions on scary movies' intriguing psychological effects. The trio also shares insights on their latest video game encounters and some fascinating film recommendations.
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Happy Halloween from the Rabbit Hole of Research!
Joe, Nick, and Georgia take a break from their normal science talk and perform a chaotic Halloween special, in the spirit of War of the Worlds, about trick-or-treating, eerie kids, and bizarre happenings during a live broadcast. This episode is 100 percent Handwavium and sponsored by Vsuck.com. Enjoy! And be safe out there.
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Happy Halloween! In the third October of Horror episode the Rabbit Hole Research crew joined by author Moe Shalabi dig into the history, science and symbolism of vampires. They discuss various types of vampires, their origins across cultures, and how vampirism can be scientifically explained. The conversation also touches on favorite vampire movies and books, the evolution of vampire stories, and their representation in modern media. And the group explores the possibility of living as a vampire. Can you guess which of the hosts would want to be a Vampire?
As with the other two October of horror episodes, this one also has movie recommendations in the expanded ShowNotes.
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Read Moe’s new fiction: Sci-fi story in Punks4Palestine Anthology.
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In this mini-episode of Rabbit Hole of Research, we reflect on our Possession episode, and a mysterious laugh we heard in the recording. We give a heartfelt shoutout to Melissa from Reads Local, updates on The Horror House's GoFundMe, and discuss various movies and books we've been enjoying. 80’s horror movies and the importance of locking doors. And, Joe was featured in The Scientist Magazine. Happy Halloween.
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Episode 20.1-the b-side footnotes
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Episode 20: Exploring the Science and Handwavium of Possessions: A Journey Through Supernatural Horror
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Note: At ~the 6 minute mark our recording was cut, even though we talked for 1 hour. My story is the Reed’s Local ghost interrupted our recording—you can hear a noice before the recording cuts! But Rabbit Hole of Research ain’t afraid of no ghosts and the show goes on! Enjoy!
In the second October of Horror episode the Rabbit Hole Research dives into the spine-chilling realm of possessions and spirits, perfectly timed for Halloween. We take over Reed Local, with several guests. Reed’s Local co-owner and horror buff, Melissa; the writer/director of Killer Piñata series, Stephen Tramontana; and Luc (Reed’s handyman and movie buff). We unravel the complexities of how spirits possess both people and objects, backed by historical and cultural insights. Our discussion traverses iconic horror movies like 'Amityville Horror,' 'Evil Dead,' 'Child's Play,' and 'Christine,' weaving in contemporary debates on the genre's impact in literature and film. A special segment ties together horror and women's empowerment through 'Jennifer's Body,' coupled with childhood scares featuring a humorous anecdote about a 'possessed' Chatty Cathy doll. We also explore how horror can engage children with references to 'Five Nights at Freddy's' and 'Monster House.’
This episode is packed with a ton of possession movie recommendations (check out the show notes) and nostalgic reflections on 80s horror classics. Remember to check out the show notes for a full list of Movies, Shows and Books mentioned in this episode!
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In this mini episode of The Rabbit Hole Research podcast, hosts Joe, Nick, and Georgia explore various horror themes, including werewolves and a lesser-known 1984 cartoon, Turbo Teen, which featured a character transforming into a car—prompting discussions on 'werecars'. They discuss an unfortunate water leakage situation at the Horror House, leading to its temporary closure and a GoFundMe campaign for support. The hosts also delve into fun horror-related content, touching on movies like 'Werewolf of London' and 'Trick or Treat', and books like 'Such Sharp Teeth' by Rachel Harrison. Additionally, they engage in a playful debate on the strength of adamantium claws versus a lightsaber, with a side discussion on Venom as a possible werewolf parallel. The episode is packed with light-hearted banter and a deep dive into horror lore and pop culture.
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Episode 19.1-the b-side footnotes
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Episode 19: Exploring the Science and Myth of Werewolves. Transformations, Calories, and Handwavium
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In this episode, the Rabbit Hole of Research goes on the road to the Horror House in Avondale Chicago, “The Hub of Horror”. Georgia, Nick and Joe, along with shop owners Moses and Vinny, explore the world of werewolves. They dig into werewolf folklore, history, the science of transformation, and popular werewolf movies and media. Get your pen and paper ready to take note of all the werewolf movies and books mentioned (don’t worry you can find them in the show notes). This is a good way to start off a month of horror: Rabbit Hole of Research Style!
Content warning after episode ends: Once the conversation about werewolves end, there will be a fade out of music and a content alert for more sensitive listeners to stop. This was part of the conversation but a little more adult language than our normal content, but it was a bit of humorous banter about unusual horror-themed toys.
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Welcome to Episode 18.1 the B-side! In this mini episode, Joe and Nick engage with fans at the Miller Beach Fest about their cyborg body part replacements and favorite cyborg movies. Notable mentions include Teen Titans' Cyborg, Robocop, and The Six Million Dollar Man. The hosts reflect on various cybernetic body parts and discuss interesting real-world cybernetic advancements such as artificial stomachs. The episode concludes with a sneak peek into their October Horror Series, featuring episodes on werewolves, possessions, and vampires.
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Episode 18.1-the b-side footnotes
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Episode 18: Cybernetic Futures: Amazing Technology Meets Humanity Are We Ready?
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Welcome to Episode 18 and into the basement studio hangout with Nick and Joe! This episode dives deep into the fascinating world of cyborgs, blending science fiction and real-world technology. We reflect on iconic cyborgs from pop culture like RoboCop, Terminator, and Inspector Gadget, and explore the real science behind the concept, from biohacking to DIY cybernetics. Discover the origins of the term, meet pioneers like Manfred Clynes and Nathan Kline, and discuss ethical quandaries related to cyborg enhancements. Plus, hear about modern advances like the Neuralink and the bionic eye. Grab your favorite brew and join the conversation on the future of human augmentation.
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Welcome to the Footnotes of the B-sides! In this mini episode, Joe and Nick delve into the fascinating world of telepathy, telekinesis, and brainwave-based authentication systems developed by the University of Buffalo. The duo also shares their recent interests, from playing Astro's Playroom on the PS5 to reading 'My Darkest Prayer' by S. A. Crosby. They touch on their excitement for the upcoming Halloween-themed episodes and discuss their thoughts on 'Only Murders in the Building' Season 4. Special mention goes to their previous guest, Michael Lynn from the YouTube channel Rotoforge.
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Episode 17: Brainwaves and Superpowers: Can Humans Really Move Objects with Their Minds?
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In Episode 17 of the Rabbit Hole of Research, hosts Joe and Nick, along with special guest Michael Lynn, digging into the intriguing topics of telepathy and telekinesis. They explore the origins of these concepts in fiction, their portrayal in popular culture, and discuss the lack of scientific evidence supporting their existence in the real world. The episode also touches on government-funded research projects, genetic studies, and speculative future technologies. Amidst the discussions, the hosts and guest share favorite fictional examples and ponder on the potential implications of these mythical abilities.
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Welcome to the Footnotes of the B-sides! In this 16.1 b-side episode, Joe and Nick discuss their recent movie and TV show viewings including the new Alien movie, 'Parasite' and 'Umbrella Academy Season 4'. They also revisit their 'Ultimate Alien Actor' debate, discussing contenders like Jeff Goldblum, Sigourney Weaver, and Will Smith. They dig into concepts of panspermia, alien invasions in popular culture from 'Starship Troopers' to 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers' and 'Thundercats'. The episode ends with a tease for the next episode, urging fans to send in comments and questions.
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Episode 16: Exploring Alien Invasions: Movies, Theories, and is Jeff Goldblum the Ultimate Alien Actor
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