HeyJaredLab Libs
Real Life scientist Debbie and Megan share ”Science-y Stories With An Ad-libs Twist”
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#21 The Markov Incident: Does ___ Tiger Remember? (opens the original)
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This week on Lab Libs, Debbie tells the chilling true story of the Markov Incident, a bizarre and unforgettable tale involving a tiger and a hunter, and what some describe as the tiger’s revenge. Debbie and Megan will attempt to puzzle out this mystery. Then Megan takes us in a somewhat related direction with a rabbit hole about Alexander von Humboldt, a legendary explorer and naturalist whose adventures took him across mountains, jungles, and some of the most unexplored regions of his time. Hum
#20 Freedom House Ambulance: Pioneers __ EMS (opens the original)
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In this episode of Lab Libs, Megan tells Debbie the incredible story of the Freedom House Ambulance Service, Pittsburgh's pioneering minority run ambulance service that revolutionized modern emergency medicine while breaking down racial barriers. Then Debbie takes Megan down a more reflective rabbit hole this week. They explore the history of reflecting pools, from the ancient, to Washington, D.C.'s famous Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. They discuss engineering hurdles, algae blooms, and unex
#19 Holy Chaos: ___ Cadaver Synod (opens the original)
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This week on Lab Libs, Debbie tells Megan the unbelievable, yet, true story of the Cadaver Synod, when a medieval pope had his predecessor's corpse dug up, dressed in papal robes, and put on trial. They use Megan’s Lab Libs ad-libs to try and navigate this silly story. They see how close or wildly off Megan is. Then Megan takes Debbie down an incredible rabbit hole into the world of child inventors. You won’t want to miss this hysterical historical account of some good old Catholic chaos on your
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