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If you wonder about dark matter, missing links, the wild lives of scientists, space updates, and cutting-edge technological breakthroughs then this is the podcast you've been looking for.

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  1. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Is Your Lawn Fascist? The Toxic History & Environmental Impact of Lawns (opens the original)

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    Is your lawn fascist? Find out now! In this episode of Science with The Blunt Letters , Micaela and Elle explore the classist history of the lawn and how the dream of perfect green grass is rooted in an ugly history of colonialism, conformity, exploitation, and even fascism. Then they dig into the environmental consequences of “the perfect lawn”. Micaela and Elle explore how pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers, and chemical runoff make their way into our ecosystems, while traditional lawn mainte

  2. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Did CERN Break Reality? LHC Shutdown, Quantum Physics & The UFO Disclosure Files Explained (opens the original)

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    On this episode of Science With The Blunt Letters, we investigate the recent CERN Large Hadron Collider shutdown and explain what the LHC actually does, why it matters, and why particle physics has become the center of so many wild theories about the universe. Then we go deep into quantum physics — the science that proves reality is far stranger than we ever imagined. From quantum uncertainty to the mysteries of existence itself, we explore why scientists are still uncovering new questions about

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