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The "It's Early and I'm Late" Show
A non-traditional daily show prioritizing science-based stories that matter to you. Produced and shot in San Francisco.
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It's Sunday — And Crying Is One of the Most Human Emotions (literally) 09.03.2026 25:09
It's Sunday — and today we're talking about something every single human being on earth has done, and almost nobody talks about. Crying. Not as a weakness. Not as something to apologize for. But as one of the most sophisticated, uniquely human biological processes your body knows how to do. Seven peer-reviewed studies. One remarkable story: your tears are not a malfunction. They are a feature. 📚...
It's Saturday — And the Science Says Laughter Makes us Sheep 09.03.2026 11:43
It's Saturday, March 7th, 2026 — and before you do anything else today, we're talking about something you've been doing since before you could walk. Laughter. Not the polite kind. The real kind. The kind that makes your stomach hurt and your eyes water and makes everyone around you start laughing too without even knowing why. Turns out science has a lot to say about that. Today we're looking at fo...
It's Friday — I Promise You Haven't Heard About This Anti-Inflammatory FEELING (the feeling of Awe) 06.03.2026 10:27
It's Friday, March 6th, 2026 — and before you rush into your weekend, we're slowing down for something remarkable. Three peer-reviewed studies walked into a lab and proved something most of us already felt but couldn't explain: awe is not just a feeling. It's a biological event. Lower inflammation. Less stress. A brain that stops obsessing over itself for five whole minutes. Today we break down wh...
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