Inspired by the mention of The Kraken in our last episode, Kara decided to join Josh in the realm of deep sea creatures, monsters, and cryptids. Explore with us as we follow the story of Scotland’s beloved Nessie from it’s ancient origins to the modern science trying to find the truth deep in Loch Ness.

Discussion Includes:
Ancient Sightings & Myths
The 1933 Sighting
1934-1994: Sightings and Science
The Hoax
Sonar Expeditions

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We’re leaping for joy this week as we discuss one of the peculiar days of the year: Leap Day! This day has been a long addition to certain civilizations’ time-keeping ways, including the Julian and Gregorian calendars. Learn about how this day came to be through both a historic and scientific lens.

Discussion Includes:

The Julian Calendar-Romans

The Gregorian Calendar-Catholics

Why February?

Other Forms of Calendars

Traditions & Celebrations of Leap Day/Year

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In January 1926, some of the most important strides in mechanical television technology were made! Join Kara and Josh as they discuss the history & science of mechanical television and one of it’s most important inventors: John Logie Baird. With technology created in the 1880’s through to the switch to electronic television, we will flip the channels through many cool and impressive moments in television’s early history.

Discussion Includes:

• Nipkow Discs & Other Science

• Early Mechanical TV History

• John Logie Baird

• Overview of the Move to Electronic Television

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The skies of November have turned gloomy friends, so it is a fitting time to tell the tale of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald. Many have heard the song, but the true story is a tragic example of the dangers of Lake Superior even in modern times. In this episode, Josh leads us through the life and final voyage of The Fitz and how Gordon Lightfoot found inspiration for a famous folk rock sea shanty.

Discussion Includes:

• The Creation of the Ship

• The Omens of it’s Launch

• The Cargo

• Her 749th & Final Voyage

• Theories and Investigations of the Sinking

• The Song & The Memorials

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Let’s do the Time Warp again & step right into an episode dedicated to the Rocky Horror Picture Show & it’s predecessor, the Rocky Horror Show! Some descriptors for RHPS include: a cult classic, a cultural phenomenon, an immersive experience, & a great way to usher in the Halloween season. Listen closely & jump with us into the unique world of this beloved show as Hyperfixation Investigations celebrates it’s 1-year anniversary!

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Join us for this week’s “minisode” as we break down the history of LEGOs. From a beloved children’s toy, to a creative adult hobby, a movie franchise, a plethora of videogames, and even amusement parks, LEGO has grown and evolved over the decades. But at it’s heart is the idea of quality toys and creativity.

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After last month’s episode: Salt Overview, we delve further into specific examples of the history, science, medicinal, and religious uses of salt! Learn about the links between salt production & the harnessing of natural gas, salt and Christian monasteries, how molten salt nuclear reactors powered planes in the Cold War, and more!

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Salt is one of the most important and influential minerals in human history. From flavoring food, to being used as a form of payment, to its impact on science, the effects cannot be overstated. There are many kinds of salts, and they all have different chemical signatures. Throughout this episode, learn about table salt (sodium chloride or NaCl) and other edible sea salts from ancient times as well as salts we find in agriculture and other scientific areas. This episode is an overview of the history, science, and uses of salts, with more in-depth analysis coming in August!

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