H.R. Giger and the Biomechanical Soul We've all seen the surreal biomechanical art of the late H.R. Giger, but the artist's mainstream success and the undying appeal of his "Alien" sometimes prevent a full appreciation of his dark vision. In this episode of Stuff to Blow Your Mind, Robert and Christian explore the psychology and themes present in Giger's art and chat with artist E.C. Steiner on Giger's influences and more.
How Multiple Sclerosis Works When the immune system mistakes the tissue covering neural connections as foreign invaders, the result can devastate the body. There is hope, however, in a new radical treatment that resets the immune system.
Abbott and Costello, Parts 1 and 2 The comedy team of Abbott and Costello created some of the most memorable sketches in history. Their perfectly balanced energy catapulted them from burlesque and vaudeville stages to radio, and eventually Hollywood.
Much Ado About Brunch Brunch has always been a meal of excess and leisure, and it's therefore associated with some ugly classist, racist, and sexist ideals. We break down the problematic yet delicious history of brunch.
