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Author: Nick Benoit

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We believe that people should be excited about the future of science and technology. Following these topics should be as accepted and celebrated as following major sports teams.

We promote this ideal by rejecting nerdy tropes, stupid puns, and by speaking casually and conversationally about complex topics. We aim to make these events accessible and understandable for all people.

We deliver all of this information through this podcast and through our iOS app.

Thank you for listening and please consider downloading the app!
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Ep. 33 - CrossFit

Ep. 33 - CrossFit

2021-06-1332:22

This episode is about my journey into CrossFit over the past year and how it changed my outlook on health and fitness.
In this episode, we discuss the upcoming SpaceX Starlink satellite internet constellation. Throughout 2020, the company is planning to launch over 1,000 satellites in order to start providing low-latency, high-bandwidth satellite internet all over the world. We discuss the implications of this technology including potential disruption to existing internet providers such as Comcast and AT&T. Enjoy!
Ep. 31 - Cybertruck

Ep. 31 - Cybertruck

2019-11-2220:00

In this episode, we discuss the reveal of Tesla's Cybertruck including its polarizing design and lower than expected price. The M31 Media app is now available on the app store! Download it today to stay up to date on events just like this.
Ep. 30 - App Store

Ep. 30 - App Store

2019-11-2120:45

In this episode, we discuss the acceptance of the M31 Media app to the App Store! We also discuss the recent explosion of SpaceX's Starship MK 1 prototype and what it means for SpaceX moving forward as they try to move us closer to becoming a multi-planetary species. Download the app today! Just search "M31 Media" on the App Store.
In this episode, we discuss the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope currently scheduled to launch on March 30, 2021. The James Webb will be the largest space telescope ever launched and will see back in time to 400,000 years after the Big Bang and will search Exoplanet Atmospheres for signs of alien life.
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