Podcast: Ferret Plague

Posted by on November 29th, 2011

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Brian and wife Bonnie open up a respectable genetics laboratory only to find out that their mischievous for-hire scientists have concocted a horrific brew that could save the world. Or end it. One of the two. Maybe both. Justin helps dream up all of the ways that 3D printing can revolutionize the way we look at keychains and society. Andrew recounts his recent trip to China complete with dazzling light tunnels and curious acrobats.

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4 Responses to “Podcast: Ferret Plague”

  1. Dereckc1 Says:

    Allright! A fresh Weird Things podcast for after ThanksGiving.

  2. Moo Says:

    You guys NEEED to do another Weird Things Investigates! You guys haven’t done anything even close to that since last year with the Room 717 thing. I guess you couldn’t do another thing like the Night Creeper thing because it’s almost Winter and it would suck to have another repeat of the cow heart thing while it’s freaking cold but hey, you could do Weird Things meets Ice Road Truckers!

  3. Nonsencical Says:

    what if you guys tried a podcast crossover with another podcast that is equaly as amazing two podcasts one epesode ..check out the whachow podcast and see if they are up to it

  4. guest Says:

    Great discussions on the printrbot and the possibilities it holds for creating childhood fascination