About

Kira and Keera holding a photosynthesis experiment

Everything is Interesting, based between Los Angeles, CA and Portland, OR is a bi-monthly radio show on XRAY 107.1fm.  The hosts, Keera Lindenberg & Kira Klingenberg (yes, really) question the how and why of surprisingly fascinating topics, like hive minds, sea monkeys, and lactose intolerance.  

Through the lens of science, K+K explore the world in a way that everyone, despite their inherent level of Nerdiness, can enjoy.

Kira Klingenberg and Keera Lindenberg are the President & Vice President (respectively) of the nonprofit program,  Science Project.  The organization aims to inspire kids and adults to use science to explore the world around them.

Science Project provides exciting hands-on opportunities to investigate, discover, and learn, through educational programs that turn textbook concepts into fully engaging experiences. These mobile-museum style programs are available for camps, classrooms, parties, and community events.

(Yes, if you book a Science Project event, Keera and Kira will deliver the science to you personally! And yes, of course they’ll autograph your periodic table of elements, thank you for asking!)

The “Everything Is Interesting” show got its start on Portland’s XRAY 107.1fm in the summer of 2016.  K+K were invited onto the XRAY Morning Show to talk about Science Project’s science projects, and the quest to spark enthusiasm for learning and exploration within the community.Seeing an opportunity for scientific outreach that they just couldn’t pass up, K+K brought along some radio-themed science questions for the DJ’s to answer, and the (very rough version of) Everything Is Interesting show was born!

In just over a year, Everything Is Interesting has become a staple of the Portland airwaves, hosting key figures from the science world like Dr.Rick Strassman, author of the book “DMT: The Spirit Molecule” and Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. They’ve tackled the science behind Oregon legislative measures to curb suction dredge mining with the help of Jack Williams of  Trout Unlimited and Matt Sloat of the Wild Salmon Center, and spoken with the Portland March for Science organizers Jackie Wirz and Amanda Thomas.

But mostly, Kira and Keera are here to present scientific knowledge in a way that’s accessible, captivating, and generally pretty fun. They love science, and they want to share it with you. Because science is for everyone!

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Thank you!