Maren McKenna

It might be that if you don't do it in exactly the way we did, nasty fungus could grow in it, give you a worse infection.

We should not have done this.

Matt and I, we...

dump cars down the drain but the thing about this whole story that is so intriguing and so cool to me is this time travel thing which is so strange like it's like the idea that something a thousand years ago uh like a bullet forged a thousand years ago we could we could use it now and then it could work that that the time travel dimension of that is so weird to me

It kind of makes you think differently about, I don't know, progress.

For example, just a few weeks ago, Freya and Christina got up in front of the Royal Society of Chemists.

Thank you very much, and it is an absolute pleasure to be here.

Large hotel conference room, 100 or so people.

Freya actually got up on stage dressed as a nun.

Okay, so this is one interpretation of what an Anglo-Saxon scientist may have looked like.

And they presented the results.

Next ingredient.

They did the cooking demo.

And then at some point, Christina said something really interesting.

She was like, OK, sure, we want to write this off because it has demons and dragons and elves in it.

But are we sure that we know what they meant by those words?

Like, for example.

There are remedies which ask you, sing for Ave Maria's.

And we would say, oh, that's so superstitious.

This is all in their heads.