Here is nice and concise video portrait of the inventor of a coffee brewer and the frisbee that holds the record for the furthest human powered projectile distance.

Inventor Portrait: Alan Adler (AeroPress; Aerobie) from David Friedman on Vimeo.

Podcasting can be described in many ways.

From the perspective of the way it works, it is on-demand audio through the internet. It can be anything: someone’s opinion such as a lecture or an insight, a casual conversation, a radio show, a review of a book or movie or someone trying to be a DJ. There is lots of variety for any taste.

I think a more interesting perspective of podcasting is about what it makes possible. For me, it allows to find the time to listen to something interesting that engages my brain while doing some repetitive or boring task such as a chore, cleaning, cooking, shopping, of course lab work or even walking and taking photos. There is often plenty of brain power to engage with something else during such activities. And the ease by which it can be achieved is close to a sufficiently advanced technology to be indistinguishable from magic.

An excellent performance of “Last chance to see”, by the author, Douglas Adams.

Fun, intelligence and biology into one long (talk)[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZG8HBuDjgc].

Here is a nice talk on insects by a behavioural biologist.

Here is how paper clips get made, pretty cool.

What happens when a fan of 80s extreme action movies is allowed to make one of his own?

Kung Fury is what happens. Get ready for an over-the-top homage to the 80s. Much better than recent commercial movies.