00:00 – Intro
03:00 – News
15:00 – Factoids
18:00 – Fireworks
33:20 – Chinese New Year
39:55 – New Year’s Resolutions
56:55 – Japanese new year
1:02:10 – Ending and outro
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This week on The Conduct Science Podcast, join Mitch and Tom as they welcome in the new year and explore the science of it! No matter which way you celebrate you are sure to have a laugh with the boys on this one. They kick off the show with a new intro, some news about the current goings on, and some factoids as per usual. But what about fireworks? Are countries thinking they are too damaging to the environment or should we keep them as a tradition? Mitch enlightens us on the topic of Chinese and Japanese traditions over their respective new year periods and Tom explores why most of us fail at keeping our New Year’s resolutions! Will this year be different? Listen to find out!
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