What kind of society do we want to be? It's time for some introspection.

A science teacher tackles a murder mystery.

Flawed, fumbling and yet effective, our freedom struggle was a learning experience.

When weakness looks like strength and vice-versa, the paradox fools us into choosing poor leaders.

Nina and Nana share some hair-raising Halloween tidbits. You’ll need some candy to get this frighting taste of your mouth, so get ready to Trick or Treat!

When belligerent confrontation replaces the diplomatic dance.

Nina and Nana discuss the blood curdling ingredients of Martian bricks. I strongly advise that you don't sweat it, or pee in your pants.

In Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, the fate of humanity rests on the ingenuity and efforts of a junior high science teacher with amnesia, lost in space. Yikes! Fortunately, problem solving seems to be his forte. Will he be able to rescue humanity from the sun gobbling microbes? The clock is ticking, so read on for a detailed review.

Nina and Nana discuss the world’s deadliest insect’s favorite hangout, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s somewhere on your desk right now!

Fact is stranger than fiction, so even the dystopian novelists could not quite imagine the form of today’s horrors.

A review of Bandits At 12 O'Clock, a collection of air combat comic book stories from WW2.

When speech isn't free and voices are crushed, we're BROKEN

The journey of evolution is long with weird twists and turns. Robust and effective as evolution is, it is not always optimal. Nina and Nana tell you why.

Covid19 has led to rapid developments in online consultations and diagnostic apps, but here Nina and Nana discuss an astounding type of web medicine. Read on to find out.

Is there too much venom in your social media circles? Even with old friends and loved ones, is bitterness creeping into your group and even personal conversations? Read on to find out why.

Anecdotes from childhood, funny, honest and relatable.

The internet, a valuable public resource, has reached a defining moment in history. How we proceed today, will determine how it serves us in the future.

Vaccines are the great hope of today’s COVID-19 crisis. But what about infections like dengue, for which vaccines don’t offer a simple solution? Nina and Nana discuss a novel approach.

Nina and Nana discuss an explosive new gourmet technique.

Nina and Nana tell you how the body cools the brain and the mechanism is sure to surprise you!

Nina and Nana discuss fake news and other perils of the information age.

A detective story in which a science teacher wades her way through social prejudices in pursuit of a thief.

Nina and Nana discuss the craze of collective nouns.

Nina and Nana tell us why cats don’t need the slow motion replay feature.

With the summer raging, it’s mango time. Nina and Nana have a delightful mango flavored story to share.