My Friend Podcast with Paige Elkington with Ruby Caster
Paige Elkington, Ruby Caster
18 episodes
8 months ago
In this episode of My Friend Pod, Paige and Ruby sit down with brilliant biochemist and genetic designer, Dr. Jo Zayner to talk about being the first jellyfish human hybrid, talking shit about traditional science culture, our right to modify our bodies, being trans, challenging stigma, and ethics around CRISPR. Support the show
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In this episode of My Friend Pod, Paige and Ruby sit down with brilliant biochemist and genetic designer, Dr. Jo Zayner to talk about being the first jellyfish human hybrid, talking shit about traditional science culture, our right to modify our bodies, being trans, challenging stigma, and ethics around CRISPR. Support the show
How to be a better person with Benny "Buddha" Blanco
My Friend Podcast with Paige Elkington with Ruby Caster
25 minutes
2 years ago
How to be a better person with Benny "Buddha" Blanco
IT’S HERE! My Friend Podcast's first guest and visual episode (find us on YouTube) with Benny Blanco, one of contemporary music's most successful producers and songwriters. Tune in and watch Paige and Ruby get their pants nearly charmed off by the brilliant, talented and hilarious Benny as they discuss living every day with gratitude at the forefront, surrounding themselves with day ones/real ones, overcoming anxiety, loyalty in partnerships, Ruby’s weird ass socks…pretty much everythin...
My Friend Podcast with Paige Elkington with Ruby Caster
In this episode of My Friend Pod, Paige and Ruby sit down with brilliant biochemist and genetic designer, Dr. Jo Zayner to talk about being the first jellyfish human hybrid, talking shit about traditional science culture, our right to modify our bodies, being trans, challenging stigma, and ethics around CRISPR. Support the show
