Consilience With Pete And Charlie: The Intersection Of Science And The Humanities

Pete and Charlie once again spend a half-hour on nothing.

Pete and Charlie dig into diversity and find irritatingly complex democracy.

Pete and Charlie get excited about literacy.

Pete and Charlie stick with what they know.

Pete and Charlie try very hard to get into each other's head.

Pete and Charlie talk about their favorite movies and maybe reveal a little bit more of themselves.

Pete and Charlie try to talk about several different things and hope you enjoy the resulting car-wreck.

Pete and Charlie discuss books that became movies, movies that became TV, and a couple of other things.

Pete and Charlie start on experiential learning and end up on calculus. Charlie is appalled.

Pete and Charlie try to figure out what they think of Science Cheerleader... and fail.

Pete and Charlie argue about two quotes from Neil Degrasse Tyson.

Pete and Charlie discuss Charlie's good mood and his vendetta against George Lucas.

Pete and Charlie are very busy... but not really.

Pete and Charlie talk parking signs and comedy symbols.

Pete and Charlie are stressed by a stress statistic.

Pete and Charlie really want to connect with somebody... anybody.

Pete and Charlie find assessment tools on the Internet for their general science and humanities knowledge. It goes badly.

Charlie wants Pete to watch True Detective. 

Pete and Charlie are thrown by the results of a survey that suggest that one in four Americans don't know that the Earth orbits the Sun.

Pete and Charlie engage humor, heat, stoicism, Vertically Integrated Projects, Bones, and dogs.