This week, we dive into Breaking Bad, Westworld, Black Mirror and ask the big questions: Could we be the next Walter White in our labs? Would humans be that bad to A.I. (hello ChatGPT)? And is that Black Mirror episode plausible? Join us as we fact-check Hollywood, argue about chemistry accuracy, and spiral into way-too-nerdy tangents. TV science… we’re coming for you.

Spoiler: it turns out even the most rational people believe in something when the PCR stops working. Does science have a mystical side? From lucky tube racks or cursed days for Western Blotting: in this episode, we dive into the most hilarious lab superstitions and rituals that scientists actually believe in. Check out the subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/labrats/

In this first dive into The Science Pit, we explore the most embarrassing lab fails shared by scientists on Reddit. From liquid nitrogen, to fecal matter, and underwear. Maybe the life in research doesn’t always go as planned... but it’s always entertaining. Check out the subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/labrats/

Welcome to The Science Pit, a science-humor podcast where three scientists dive into hilarious, messy, and surprisingly human lab stories, exploring the real life behind research. From lab fails to brilliant discoveries, we mix stories, games, and a little chaos to reveal what science really feels like behind the bench. 🎧Hit follow and join us every week!