*Nerd Nite St. Pete will be at Coastal Creative *

Food Trucks open at 6pm:

Carupano Kitchen: https://www.carupanokitchen.com/

Hangry Hungarian: https://www.hangryhungarian.com/

Doors open at 6pm. Presentations begin promptly at 7pm.

Tickets are $6.91. All tickets will be sold online at Humanitix.
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Check out this month’s speakers:

Dane Leavy presents You’re Not Failing Fitness… Fitness Is Failing You

You’ve tried the workouts. The classes. The mobility routines. Maybe even that one thing Instagram swore would “fix everything.” So why do you still feel tight, beat up, or stuck? This talk unpacks why most fitness advice misses the mark, how your body is actually adapting behind the scenes, and why the real solution isn’t doing more—it’s doing what actually fits your body.

John Tressler presents Implications of a Sunset: The Science behind an Understanding of what we are seeing from the Tiki Bar on a Florida Beach

As Scientists, we seek to explain Nature as we see it. We look at some of the discoveries that have profoundly changed our lives, and try to answer the questions we might ask when observing a Sunset. It “sets”because the Earth is round (how that was determined), spins (conservation of angular momentum – what’s that?), circles the Sun (Aristarchus/Copernicus figured it out), why it looks red (and why’s the sky blue and clouds are white) (rayleigh scattering). It took 7 scientists working over 23 Centuries to bring you your newfound understanding of this sunset… They changed our lives.

Dawn K. Cecil presents Murderous Lullabies & Guilty Pleasures: The Psychology, History, and Mild Shame of Being a True Crime Fan

Has your childhood love of bedtime stories transformed into putting on a murder podcast to fall asleep? You are not alone. People engage with murderous tales in different ways and for a variety of reasons. Let’s take a look at what true crime is, why it is more popular than ever, who consumes it, and what we know about the very normal, slightly embarrassing comfort we get from other people’s worst moments.