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A Moment of Science

Indiana Public Media
Indiana University
Climate Change
Evolution
Earth
Biofluorescence
Otoacoustic Emissions
Genetics
Mars
Bacteria
Depression
Volcanic Activity
Education
Durian
Neuroscience
Ants
Moon
Indiana Public Media
Workplace Productivity
Dolphins
Giant Weta

A Moment of Science is a daily audio podcast, public radio program and video series providing the scientific story behind some of life's most perplexing mysteries.

PublishesDailyEpisodes1669Founded7 years ago
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Recent Guests

Dr. Karl Kruselnitsky
Physicist from the University of Sydney
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Hosts

Yael Cassander
Co-host and presenter of science storytelling segments with Indiana Public Media affiliation.
Don Glass
Host of the program and science moments, often guiding the segment introductions.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 42 ratings
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    a podcast that is blissfully free of (always) annoying ads

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Content is consistently compact and easy to digest for busy listeners.
The hosts have strong chemistry and explain concepts clearly.
Occasional critique notes the age gap/dynamic between hosts may be noticeable to some.
Ads are rare and the show shuns intrusive sponsorships, which listeners appreciate.

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Talking Points

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Chimps Drink Alcohol, Too
Q: But have scientists actually shown that apes like fermented fruit?
While it has been challenging to demonstrate, evidence now shows that wild chimpanzees actively seek out and consume fermented fruit.
Ringed Seals on the Hotseat
Q: Are other Arctic animals suffering too?
Yes, global warming is impacting various Arctic animals, including ringed seals, which polar bears rely on for food.
Squirrels Who Eat Snakeskin?
Q: I've heard that some squirrels eat snake skin. Is this true? If so, why on earth would squirrels do this?
Yes, some squirrels eat or at least chew snake skin to protect themselves from rattlesnakes by masking their scent.
Learning a Language
Q: Why can some people learn a new language easily, but others struggle?
The ability to learn a new language varies due to several factors, including brain structures like the Heschel's gyrus.

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Short, accessible science storytelling with a steady stream of bite-sized, topic-varied episodes. Expect clear explanations of natural phenomena, physics, biology, and everyday science, anchored by approachable hosts who translate cutting-edge research into practical takeaways. Noteworthy is the consistent public-media collaboration and a rapid-fire, educational tone that makes complex ideas feel doable for a broad audience.

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A Moment of Science launched 7 years ago and published 1669 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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