Whoooooooooooooo are you? Who?! Who?! Who?! Who?! Today we discuss what we assume is the first of many episodes of CSI (Vegas): Season 1, Episode 1- “Sex, Lies and Larvae”

It’s Toothless Appreciation Week here at Nature Finds a Way! This week we dive back into Dragon biology and lore and discuss How to Train Your Dragon (mainly movie 1) and gush about the awesomeness of this movie, of Hiccup, of Astrid and of Toothless, the best dragon of all time (Lindsay’s opinion!) Show Notes: …

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Does whatever a spider can? Are we sure about that?

Join us in this episode as we discuss the Amazing Spider-Man and how he stacks up to the awesome arachnids he is named after.

Hello from PodCon! We recorded this week’s episode in front of people, SO scary! But probably much better audio! So enjoy, Sara Gruen’s Ape House.

Happy 2019! We’re starting the year off GREAT with our episode on the (probably not intentional?) hilarious DC movie, Aquaman.

Sooooo it’s not the most biologically based episode but who cares, it’s Christmas! Settle back and enjoy our very scientic discussion of The Muppet Christmas Carol. It’s not 100% just gushing about the movie, we promise. Show Notes: –A Muppet Family Christmas (GO WATCH THIS) http://media.blubrry.com/lifewives/p/content.blubrry.com/lifewives/naturefinds-muppets-xmas.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: iTunes | Android …

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Welcome to part two of our Science of Santa Claus series where we talk about the big man himself and the mysteries and lore that accompany him! We watched The Santa Clause and Miracle on 34th Street to prepare for our discussion on Jolly St. Nick and also touched briefly on Santa in Elf (from …

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We’ve gone full Christmas! Welcome to part one of our Science of Santa Claus series where we talk about how various movies portray St. Nick and his magical Christmassy world!

This week we are discussing Frankenstein! It’s not as spooky as you think because the book has very little in common with the pop culture icon that you are familiar with. Show Notes: –Mary Shelley –Frankenstein –Prometheus –Agrippa –Paracelsus  http://media.blubrry.com/lifewives/p/content.blubrry.com/lifewives/naturefinds-frankenstein.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: iTunes | Android | RSS

Hobbits! (and Dragons and other Middle Earth races a bit)