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Join us tonight at 7 for the first 2013 edition of Blue Pints!

Posted on January 3, 2013October 27, 2013 By Andrew Thaler
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bluepintglassWe’re kicking off the new year by reviving our popular Google+ Hangout — Blue Pints! Join us tonight (Thursday, January 3) at 7 for a casual conversation about marine science and conservation. On this episode, we’ll be reflecting on our favorite moments from 2012 and giving you a peak at what we have planned for Southern Fried Science in 2013.

You’ll find the hangout at my Google+ Page: Andrew David Thaler. We’ll also be broadcasting the link via twitter. Make sure to follow Me: @sfriedscientist, David: @WhySharksMatter, and Amy: @bgrassblecrab before the show.

As always, we’ll respond to comments from the Google+ thread and tweets sent to David.

See you tonight!

You can view our past Blue Pints episodes here.

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