Carl Setzer

The Story Collider podcast has become a deeply integrated into my psyche, and my life. I stumbled  upon the series via Radiolab . On my commute today, I listened to Sara Peters and Peter Aguero's story about Sara's epilepsy.   This was very well done: by the end I felt connected to them. So, I highly recommend you spend a few minutes of your life watching the video below (the podcast was recorded at TedMed 2013 , so, thus, you get video). Your life will be the better for it. (It wouldn't be a bad idea to subscribe to Story Collider, too. Just sayin'.) 

Seattle Science Festival 2012 , a set on Flickr. What I did this weekend. The Seattle Science Festival is a great way to get kids excited about Science. Yet it is way more.

Piled Higher & Deeper comics created a great animation to go along with an interview with Jonathan Feng . A fun look at where we in the realm of physics research. If you're a physics geek, though, you'll be a bit bored as it's very high-level. But the animations that go with this are still worth watching. Dark Matters from PHD Comics on Vimeo .

Discovery News : Discovery Channel : Exciting stuff for geeks like me. I'm reminded of the dreams of my boyhood, envisioning other worlds, imagining seeing the solar system up close. Silly, perhaps, but there it is.