Name: The Sound Of Science: Banana Water | Light Drinking | The Doomsday Glacier | Weight Loss Superdrug
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Hey, everybody, give it up for Louis Cato and the band right there.

In just a few moments, my friends, we have the magnificent Jody Foster joining us in just a few minutes.

And then extraordinary, extraordinary Pulitzer and Tony Award winning Tracy Letts will be out here after that.

Folks, if you watch this show, you know I love science.

It's easily my second favorite pastime involving a flask.

And I'd like to bring you all the latest science news in my science segment, the Sound of Science.

First up, a newly discovered hybrid phase of matter blurs the line between solid and liquid.

It's a phase of matter previously known as your aunt's Christmas casserole.

Why do I serve it with a spoon but eat it with a fork?

Next up in fruit news, people are talking about a new breakthrough known as banana water.

That's how Barbara Walters used to say her name when she was drunk.

No, banana water is being touted as the latest plant based hydration beverage, which uses an enzymatic process that separates the water from the pulp to release nutrients, in which they describe as viscous but not pulpy.

The American Heart association has revived the theory that light drinking may be good for you.

The theory actually needed rev because it was found passed out behind a dumpster hugging a burrito.

But critics warn that research showing the upside of drinking is financed at times by groups affiliated with the alcoholic beverage industry.

This latest information comes from the esteemed Dr. Morgan Institute of Original Spice Research.

Next up, hundreds of earthquakes are rocking one of Earth's most dangerous glaciers, nicknamed the Doomsday Glacier, making it even less stable than previously believed.

So something already called the Doomsday Glacier is also dangerously unstable.

Yeah, yeah, people don't talk about that.

Next up, expert frogologists say that photographers have become a threat to a breed of tiny starlit frogs in India called the Galaxy Frog.

The photographers are causing disturbances and behavioral changes that can disrupt the frog's feeding and breeding success.

And I've looked a lot using my work computer.

Next up, Italian scientists are developing lab grown fruit cells and say that when it comes to food, they are out to push boundaries.

There's only one place where Italian food is pushed to its limits.

Their slogan is when you're here, we are doing unspeakable things to rigatoni.

Next up, new research suggests that a chemical found in dark chocolate could potentially help to decelerate the aging process.

Next, I want to see a paper titled eating frosting out the tub with your fingers cures lupus.

Next up, Eli Lilly's weight loss superdrug works so well during trials, some quit over losing too much.

And the results appear to be the best ever documented for an obesity medication.

Though it's still not as effective for weight loss as your mother.

Calling your crop top brave, But wear what you want.

Scientists have discovered a new crater on the moon, and they're calling it a freckle.

The moon's dermatologist says it looks harmless, but WebMD says the moon's gonna die.

A recent study found that certain birds have learned to tweet like R2D2.

We'll be right back with Jodie Foster, y'.