Kevin Allison’s ADHD diagnosis sheds new light on why he always feels like he’s left out of the loop, and Diana Li feels isolated while studying squid in Mexico.

As a kid, Lauren Soares can’t understand why her parents are making such a big deal out her brain tumour and Gerry Downes sees his research in a new light when his daughter is diagnosed with a rare genetic disease.

Adam Ruben desperately wants to be seen as more than a junior scientist in his lab and when Larissa Zhou says she wants to make better food for outer space, no one takes her seriously.

This week, we present a very special episode, entirely in Spanish!

When biologist Melina Giakoumis can’t find a single sea star she starts to worry she’s not cut out to be a scientist and one question from a conference attendee sends math teacher Nancy Buck into panic spiral.

During the pandemic, science journalist Maddie Bender signs up to be a contact tracer and veterinarian Leslie Brooks decides to make an exception to the rules for one pet owner.

Science journalist Nicholas St. Fleur spends two years preparing for what is to be an epic solar eclipse and chemical engineer Jason Raines finds himself leading the underdog team in a high school underwater robotics competition.

When Rachel Gross winds up with a chronic vaginal infection she refuses to believe her new favorite IUD is the culprit and Bryan Berlin discovers a mysterious bump on his butt but is too self-conscious to get it checked out.

Coral reef conservationist Emily Darling is at loss when a journalist asks her if she still has hope for coral reefs and James Gordon readies himself for another one of his daughter’s heart surgeries.