In this episode, Fabio Bergamin and Angela Chen discuss collecting clean water from fog and the use of fog harps. Bronwyn Thompson shares the success of hookworms in preventing type 2 diabetes. The podcast also explores the curious link between paranoia and memory, revealing the impairment of novelty detection in individuals with paranoia.

Fabio Bergamin, a pioneer in blood diagnostic methods, discusses a revolutionary technique for blood sampling inspired by leeches that reduces anxiety around needles. Kimberly Alsbrooks and Klaus Hoerauf share insights into needle phobia's impact on healthcare access. The conversation also highlights blue-green algae's potential for carbon capture, which could address climate problems. Lastly, they delve into new research uncovering how chronic asthma may be linked to cell overcrowding in the airways, potentially leading to innovative treatments.