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" So my friend found this incredibly awesome -- his flashlight at a flea market in Manhattan a couple of years back. First we thought we just put it on a shelf somewhere look nice on his shelf right. The ball that burned out long ago nevermind finding batteries to power the darn thing. That are the same time super high powered light emitting diets -- LED started becoming way more affordable and -- good news for us how cool would it need to modernize this old light casing with an LED and rechargeable batteries. To understand how and why we put it together the way to we did you need to know a little bit about the science of the LED. Now the light emitting diet. It's made it semi conductive material that only allows current -- in one direction the material is called and defective because its properties fall somewhere in between out of true insulator and can actors. The ability of the semiconductor material in east to produce light totally dependent on the movement of Elektra and I told you on a previous show that impact electrons in atomic orbital determine if -- with the magnetic field. Well electrons around the Adams also determine the color of light that material emitted or absorbed in this case we're talking about -- You can think electron orbital as existing in energy levels low energy electrons awfully much slower than their high energy electron counterpart. The energy levels in which electorate has similar energy exists are called band we'll be hearing that conduction band and -- and bands. There are areas between bands that don't contain any electrons at all and these are called and Gatt. And they the barrier to the movement of electrons between the various energy levels. To create a conductor -- note to different semiconductor materials respectively called. I placed right next to each other that keep tight have been dealt with impurities -- they have room in their lower levels. Where are more electrons to jump and anti have been moved out to put more electrons in higher energy levels of those energy energized electorate want to fall down from a high level to below. At the junction between the the electrons. Load down that energy gradient. -- so well. At the batteries attached to the semiconductor that flow can continue to happen until the battery run out of charged because the batteries -- continue to push the new electrons. Incident and five and pulling it out of the now of the current flows through the Diana frowned and the peace side experience of the drop in voltage this voltage. That's lost -- either giving off its heater light. And in the case -- special semiconductor materials the electron that are X that they pass from high to low energy state give off energy at visible light. And the colors that are -- by LE DAs are directly related to the frequency of the energy released of those electrons move around. It's frequent thing also directly related to the amount of energy that's needed to power the LED. -- red light has a much longer wavelengths then violet light and it requires less energy to produce. For the Apple add in red LTD in the electrons moving down -- gradient released one point nine electron volts in the form of photons with the full amount of energy one point nine electron -- The photons therefore remove at a frequency of four point six times ten to the point will hurt. With a wave length of 650 nanometer. Numbers aside when the photons hitter I they're traveling at the wave link -- visible as as red. These red LED need to be -- left for unbiased but at least one point nine volts to keep the light running. -- need they need three point one Bolton of electrons across that end so you need a bigger battery for at least he's with shorter wavelengths. Now for our flashlight kind of pop down to the neighborhood RadioShack and found the basic parts they -- it was a fun and that if you're gonna do something. It why not go way to -- thanks to the Internet. We were able to find a one watt white -- beyond LED with a formidable tastes of three point fourteen -- We also found a variable input voltage right there. We've put it didn't hear it packed away underneath that all the -- thing right next to a 2000 Millie and our what eleven point one volt rechargeable. Lithium polymer battery pack. What we got a lot of power going that this thing. The eighty -- came attacks to its own heat think but a quick test and when asked that it would need a lot more help to dump all the heat produced by a light. That we salvaged a fan and heat think from an old CPU holiday it housed here and I'd have this area. Been building a flight ladies have gotten even brighter. Of this plant produces about. Fifty though min you can now find LED that give up 200. Talk about being blinded by -- and the and the end stars back to you yeah."

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" Joining us today is editor in chief of good magazine exactly -- welcome to popSiren exactly to convene here so let's see you are a founder of good magazine what -- magazines at the scene at the census I want to get the back story how to -- can't -- to --"

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" The magazines that are offered some sort maker of -- so so that the timeline is for people who who giving good for -- what are beginning again about."

" Well it's really -- Did a damn about anything and that's sort of what gets us excited is that all of a sudden there are young people who are giving a damn ordinary going to. Environment politics and international issues that are etc. and we feel like its chains and we certainly want to talk to that and Kurds."

" Yeah act as he wanted his giant days. Globally probably where we ran away from the issues because they're coming they're getting to be too big -- now we're like turning and facing and yeah exactly you guys are treating your audiences that there intelligent which is really nice."

" We do want to give people credit for being intelligent you know we think there aren't smart people out there."

" And they're they're really underserved right now -- a lot of sources of information that are sort of the lowest common denominator into the -- it rental as it were the people -- but they're fine and you know that's exciting rank but."

" They aren't there are really getting into the issues and with a satisfying and there are a lot of."

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" Which kind of brings you to my next question which is you -- some big issues that had things like you know nuclear war are and globalization and like these things when people hear sometimes disco tune out. I'm wondering how do you who delivered these issues without being overwhelming too heavy. And how'd he do it and be engaging relevant."

" However we you know we never -- You know going to run a forcing anything down on drugs yes that's not I don't want to preacher and -- so lot of it is just again. Presentation you know like please -- want to cover politics we have just the story running merely physical political NASCAR where we talked. Hillary Clinton and now we we -- an image of her and we dressed her up and -- can ask very uniform but instead of life. You know camel cigarettes are Budweiser we had the largest political donors as sponsors on her uniforms there was sort of a fun way to engage in its interest in serious information about the presentation as what sort of -- people --"

" Absolutely and that's also what makes it cool an individual makes it cools it would you do things like that important Eric -- Medical schools got so what is the master plan for good magazine I don't know well we've we've."

" determined that there is an audience here that does care about serious things but also wants so that's good that's satisfying. Com and now we want to sort of grow -- reads them wherever we are so the magazine and news. A good starting players but we're really gonna build out our website in the coming here. Web videos and it's really exciting to -- and also listed and -- you know an event strategy just going to different cities and helping these people you know meet up in the real world so have an opening there."

" Awesome and so last question what is the story selection process like. Had you editor in chief how do you get through other storyteller when it has."

" The the only way we've been able to have any success has just died doing stories that we want to read ourselves so you know -- there's ways. Put it out there to anyone in the company and and many people they now they're like okay now we're doing an issue about. Finally what later ideas what's exciting to you and then it sort of filters back to and we kind of process certain. The -- that you're betting on your sensibilities it's exactly Thailand and what are some your favorite stories that have come through so far. Com we'll a lot of my favorite stories are the ones were reduced sort of but the interest in presenters and quests we've we've had a media issue a little while ago it and I'm bound into that issue we have them. Pull out media mogul trading cards so we don't like soccer so the okay I'm in the united them at your program and I that's a sort of one way to present them."

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" Hey Ivan all of this absolutely free senator popSiren is that -- by Netflix and -- UT and godaddy.com. And I and I just recorded and this show is -- section of modern culture. Science and maintenance. It actually works. Not just saying. East and experiment -- he vehemently -- editors -- of our theory and applications at night. I mean. Yeah I know I know it's there are elements as and it's or that any. And that. What an up while also showing you how to un punk rock features. All hail the action down at. The I think personally wanted to start you need. Yeah annual bring your -- big -- OBW. Event where adults. Humiliate themselves."

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" Joining us today is editor in chief of good magazine exactly -- welcome to popSiren exactly to convene here so let's see you are a founder of good magazine what -- magazines at the scene at the census I want to get the back story how to -- can't -- to --"

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" The magazines that are offered some sort maker of -- so so that the timeline is for people who who giving good for -- what are beginning again about."

" Well it's really -- Did a damn about anything and that's sort of what gets us excited is that all of a sudden there are young people who are giving a damn ordinary going to. Environment politics and international issues that are etc. and we feel like its chains and we certainly want to talk to that and Kurds."

" Yeah act as he wanted his giant days. Globally probably where we ran away from the issues because they're coming they're getting to be too big -- now we're like turning and facing and yeah exactly you guys are treating your audiences that there intelligent which is really nice."

" We do want to give people credit for being intelligent you know we think there aren't smart people out there."

" And they're they're really underserved right now -- a lot of sources of information that are sort of the lowest common denominator into the -- it rental as it were the people -- but they're fine and you know that's exciting rank but."

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" Which kind of brings you to my next question which is you -- some big issues that had things like you know nuclear war are and globalization and like these things when people hear sometimes disco tune out. I'm wondering how do you who delivered these issues without being overwhelming too heavy. And how'd he do it and be engaging relevant."

" However we you know we never -- You know going to run a forcing anything down on drugs yes that's not I don't want to preacher and -- so lot of it is just again. Presentation you know like please -- want to cover politics we have just the story running merely physical political NASCAR where we talked. Hillary Clinton and now we we -- an image of her and we dressed her up and -- can ask very uniform but instead of life. You know camel cigarettes are Budweiser we had the largest political donors as sponsors on her uniforms there was sort of a fun way to engage in its interest in serious information about the presentation as what sort of -- people --"

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" determined that there is an audience here that does care about serious things but also wants so that's good that's satisfying. Com and now we want to sort of grow -- reads them wherever we are so the magazine and news. A good starting players but we're really gonna build out our website in the coming here. Web videos and it's really exciting to -- and also listed and -- you know an event strategy just going to different cities and helping these people you know meet up in the real world so have an opening there."

" Awesome and so last question what is the story selection process like. Had you editor in chief how do you get through other storyteller when it has."

" The the only way we've been able to have any success has just died doing stories that we want to read ourselves so you know -- there's ways. Put it out there to anyone in the company and and many people they now they're like okay now we're doing an issue about. Finally what later ideas what's exciting to you and then it sort of filters back to and we kind of process certain. The -- that you're betting on your sensibilities it's exactly Thailand and what are some your favorite stories that have come through so far. Com we'll a lot of my favorite stories are the ones were reduced sort of but the interest in presenters and quests we've we've had a media issue a little while ago it and I'm bound into that issue we have them. Pull out media mogul trading cards so we don't like soccer so the okay I'm in the united them at your program and I that's a sort of one way to present them."

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