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But what does Wrong Answers Only look like in real life?
Check out these videos to find out more! If you're interested in collaborating on the show or have any recommendations for comedians, please email us at labx@nas.edu.
Selected Shows
Our Cybersecurity Edition featured Rebecca Wright, the head of Barnard's Computer Science program, who joined Ziwe, Michael Cruz-Kayne, and Wyatt Cenac at Symphony Space in New York City. We had an amazing night where the comedians learned about how digital privacy, hacking, and social media algorithms work.
Our Swarms edition featured Simon Garnier, a Biology professor who heads the New Jersey Institute of Technology's Swarm Lab. Our three comedians, Maeve Higgins, CJ Hunt, and Pooja Reddy, brought so much energy into the room as they learned about swarms and our understanding of a "hive mind" from Simon.
We brought Wrong Answers Only for a DC Debut edition at Sonoma Restaurant and Wine Bar right by Capitol Hill!
Wrong Answers Only in the News!
Chris Duffy: The Stein Time Show
"[Chris] hosts the streaming game show Wrong Answers Only, where comedians hilariously attempt to understand a scientist’s work, in collaboration with LabX at the National Academy of Sciences."
"On September 19, 2024, Rebecca Wright, Druckenmiller Professor of Computer Science and Faculty Director of the Vagelos Computational Science Center, was the featured science expert for Wrong Answers Only, Symphony Space’s science and comedy fusion event, run by LabX, a program of the National Academy of Sciences."
"I host a comedy show called Wrong Answers Only, where a panel of three comedians try to understand what a leading scientist does all day."
"That was where the seed of the idea for a show that combined comedy and research, where the funniest comedians in the country interviewed top scientists about what they do all day and why it matters. More than a decade later, that’s evolved into Wrong Answers Only, the comedy show that I host for LabX, a program of the National Academy of Sciences."