A quick reminder. The show WIRED Science (that I mentioned earlier) debuts tonight! Notice also that the website with all the extra material is now live (and rather amazingly well designed -well done the New Media division at KCET), and – don’t forget – debuting also (and already live) is the new blog Correlations (I gave you the back story on that here). You can find a link to it from the site, or go directly here (but go look at the main site too). Please go along and say hi to us over there on our welcoming blog posts. And Tell Your Friends! (That includes you, science-oriented bloggers – it’s in a good cause!).
Here’s a teaser for the program, and one of the reasons I have high hopes for it. Here, they strip aside all the fancy stuff and just put a good person in front of the camera to get people thinking about something simple. This is a great thing when done well, and they’ve got the people who can do it. Here’s presenter Chris Hardwick doing a brilliant job of telling you what’s inside a simple everyday product in an entertaining way (link with transcript here, or play right here by clicking below):
Enjoy!
-cvj
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Just a few quick thoughts!
One of the most amazing segments was on Photosynth, Kevin and I thought! Link it with Google Earth and everyone can know about much of our planet!
Generally we both liked the show; thought a few of the hosts were a bit nervous, but it was fine.
The what’s inside, which they do in the magazine too, was even funnier/grosser live.
The website is pretty rich, and getting more data, I think it will be quite good!