Chickens are called Ducks in this World
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Hello and welcome to another episode of Lexx Education, the comedy science podcast where comedian Laura Lexx tries to learn science from her non-comedian brother Ron.
This week Ron takes on the intros/outros solo due to Laura not having any internet in the deep dark west country. It has the vibe of a crazy man in a bunker but it's pretty nice.
As for the episode... A very classic feel episode, lot’s of just saying stuff, lot’s of a very scared Laura guessing.
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💬 Show Notes
Hello and welcome to Lexx Education, the comedy science podcast where comedian Laura Lexx tries to learn science from her non-comedian brother Ron.
This week, Ron is flying solo for the intros and outros as Laura is off the grid somewhere in a forest. Despite Laura's absence, Ron manages to keep the show rolling with his usual quirky charm.
Today's episode is a classic Lexx Education experience filled with Laura's wild guesses and Ron's patient explanations. They dive into the world of genetic engineering, discussing everything from the lock-and-key method of enzymes to the benefits and risks of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Along the way, they touch on topics like golden rice, insulin production, and the ethical concerns surrounding GMOs.
As always, there's plenty of sibling banter, including a Minecraft update where Laura and her husband become religious pioneers in a sunflower field, worshipping horses and shunning sheep. The episode also features nostalgic discussions about 90s cartoons, adding a touch of whimsy to the science-heavy content.
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