Episode 23 - A Wild Ride Through the Entire Frequency Spectrum - Earthquakes to Guitars and Beyond

Buckle up — this is the funniest science lesson you’ll hear all year.
 In this episode, we explore every major region of the frequency spectrum, from the bone-shaking rumbles below human hearing all the way to the WiFi signals fighting your microwave.

You’ll hear stories, jokes, weird history, surprising science, and original insights that turn the invisible world of vibration into a full-blown adventure.

We go deep on every zone:
 • 0–20 Hz: earthquakes, elephants, body-rattling vibrations
• 20–80 Hz: the thump of music, 808s, thunder, jet rumble
• 80–300 Hz: musical fundamentals, voices, lions, heartbeats
• 300–3,000 Hz: human speech, alarms, trumpets, the “annoying frequency” zone
• 3,000–8,000 Hz: screams, feedback, danger signals
• 8,000–20,000 Hz: sparkle, harmonics, dog whistles
• Ultrasound & beyond: bats, dolphins, medical imaging, radar
• Radio & microwave range: WiFi, Bluetooth, satellites, communications
• Cosmic frequencies: stars, quasars, the echo of the Big Bang

Think science + comedy + music + storytelling — all rolled into one.
 This is the episode nobody knew they needed, but everyone will talk about.