Who Crew
This Singing CEO was once the leading man of Science North
Guy
This guest agrees that the earth is round but is asking why is the earth round and not a cube.
roll
This guest enjoyed when you listened to their explanation about how the information in your science lecture was different than "back in their days" and has changed so much in the last few decades.
Seniors
Chief Science and Curiosity at the Arizona Science Center
Sari
"I cant believe you think the earth is round still, are you dumb?"
stop
This guest was engaged in your in-depth and interactive experiment for the last 30 minutes and is wondering what jobs are available that do this science?
Teens
Blue Crew bitcoin aficionado and proficient coder
Jonathan
This guest tells you their dad works in the fracking industry and they haven't seen anything wrong with the environment around his work zone.
Roll
This guest asked a lot of questions after your lecture and asked you what books or other forms of media they could find about this subject.
Adults
Three Blue Crew Members with Education Degrees
Maddy, Elizabeth, Nyssa
A guest is insisting their shy 5-year-old holding their dinosaur plushy question you about quantum mechanics and black holes.
drop
This guest asked you a few questions about why the science in your science storybook worked the way it did.
children
Member of Blue crew with a degree in Geology from Montana State University.
Celeste
In between your shifts, you have a five-minute walking conversation with a 10-year-old about Darwinism, they say "I still don't see how you could tell me that evolution exists because I've never seen a monkey turn into a human."
Drop
This child watched you sing and dance and was able to repeat a few science words back to you when you asked a short question.