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SCIENCE: 518 million-year-old fossils Mar 31, 2019

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This week on science hear all about a recent discovery in China of an incredibly old fossil site. The fossils date back 518 million years ago to the Cambrian era, and a time when life literally exploded onto this planet. These fossils contain 53 new species and a detailed look at the beginnings of life on this planet.

Then, the National Space Council met to discuss the government's plans, along with NASA, to return to the moon. The previous target date for putting human beings back on the lunar surface was 2028, but vice president Mike Pence, NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine, and the rest of the panel agreed on a sped-up timeline of 2024.

Mathias Tyler - Production and Grinding Mar 28, 2019

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DEATH WISH COFFEE COMPANY EMPLOYEE SERIES #22

Mathias Tyler was a big fan of Death Wish Coffee, and now he has been a vital part of the production team for a year. He joins the podcast to talk about his daily duties and how he doesn't feel like it's a normal job. Mathias sees great potential in the company and the brand and feels he has found his career at Death Wish. I also talk to Mathias about what he likes to do outside of the job, and we bond over a mutual love for Final Fantasy video games and Dragon Ball Z.

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SCIENCE: Woolly Mammoth mummies Mar 24, 2019

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On this week's science segment, Jeff first talks about water moving around on The Moon. New findings suggest that water molecules actually build up on the dayside of the Moon, which is surprising to scientists.

Back on Earth, scientists have reanimated the cells from a wooly mammoth, but only for a second. Using techniques right out of science fiction, a team of researches injected the cells from a frozen woolly mammoth into cells of a mouse, and 'awakened' them. Does this mean Jurassic Park will become real, and dinosaurs will walk the Earth once again?

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Phil X - Bon Jovi Mar 21, 2019

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This week musician and songwriter Phil X is on the podcast. We talk about how he started his music career and playing on albums for Alice Cooper and Chris Cornell. Phil also talks about touring with Bon Jovi and playing with his band The Drills. Learn all the details about the upcoming album from The Drills with tons of special guests. Plus, hear some great advice for any aspiring musician from this legendary guitarist.

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SCIENCE: NASA plans to explore the Moon and Mars Mar 17, 2019

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On our science segment this week, I unpack all the details from NASA's announcement to go back to the Moon to stay, and eventually go to Mars. Starting in 2020, the Orion Spacecraft will begin test launches on the SLS rocket. Also, NASA and private and commercial companies will be working on the Gateway spacecraft which will act as an orbiting hub around the Moon to ferry astronauts to the lunar surface. Along with new science experiments and robotic rovers being deployed to the Moon, everything will be used as a field test to inevitably send a human presence to Mars by 2030. This is all exciting and groundbreaking for humanity, but we need to think about revising the laws that govern space as well. Dr. Michio Kaku chimes in on this idea from a clip from episode 63 of Fueled By Death Cast.

Nate Bergman - Lionize Mar 14, 2019

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Nate Bergman from the rock band Lionize joins the podcast for episode 117. Nate talks about the band's humble beginnings and how they became friends and tourmates with Clutch. Lessons for both being in a band and for life are learned on tour from many bands they have shared the stage with, leading Nate to be thankful for the band's continued success. Plus we talk about the current state of rock and roll and details about the new record from Lionize featuring Jean-Paul Gaster from Clutch on drums.

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SCIENCE: Crew Dragon test launch Mar 10, 2019

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On this week in Science, I first talk about new discoveries in ancient tattoos in North America. A unique tool has been discovered, first excavated in 1972 in Utah that could shed light on tattoo practices as far back as 500 B.C. Then, a big congratulations go to all the hard-working men and women at SpaceX and NASA who made the test launch of the Crew Dragon spacecraft a success. It is incredible to see this spacecraft dock at the International Space Staton and the mission go so smoothly. I will obviously be talking more about this in the weeks and months to come, but what a historical and amazing achievement in human history.

Steve 'Zetro' Souza - Exodus Mar 07, 2019

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Vocalist Steve "Zetro" Souza of the band Exodus joins the podcast for episode 116. Exodus is considered one of the pioneers of thrash metal and Steve joined the band in 1986. Coming off a successful European tour we talk to Steve about the current state of rock and metal music, what we can expect from the new Exodus album, and just how much Steve loves being a musician and interacting with his fans.

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SCIENCE: Saying goodbye to NASA's Opportunity rover Mar 03, 2019

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In this clip from Fueled By Death Show, we say goodbye to the Nasa Mars rover Opportunity. After 15 years and 28 miles, the little rover that could has finally shut down, to one day be found by colonists reaching the Red Planet. Plus, hear about how the Mars InSight lander is beaming back weather reports from an alien world and the upcoming Crew Dragon launch test

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Titus Welliver - Actor, Bosch Feb 28, 2019

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Titus Welliver joins the show to talk about his career, his life, and his passion. Currently, he portrays the title character on the Amazon Prime series Bosch and he delves into how he got the role and what it means to him to portray a homicide detective. We also talk about Star Wars, comic books, and some of the other roles he has played including the Man in Black on Lost. Titus also uncovers why he got into acting, his painting, and what fuels him to continue with his craft.

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