The Podcast on Science, Curiosities, and General Knowledge. Brains Really Do Matter!
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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Categories | EducationScience |
In today’s episode, I speak to Ashen Vithana, a sleep scientist, and Alex Young, an entrepreneur and futurist, from the http://youtube.com/@thesnoozestrategists podcast. more
In this episode, I speak to Dr Jürgen Knödlseder on the following topics: more
In this episode, I speak to Dr Jürgen Knödlseder on the following topics: more
In this episode, I speak to PhD student, Ayush Pandhi on his research into how polarised light is affected by magnetism in space. more
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Science is full of jargon that sometimes require a PHD to understand but in this podcast by an Ordinary Guy the subjects are striped to their essences by the experts that he interviews so the general public can understand and learn some of the fundamentals of science. The experts interviewed reveal their subjects with passion making the listen easy and pleasurable. Along the way you can't help but learn something interesting, enriching and revealing. more
Brains Matter is one of those special shows that reflect how great research that leads to excellent content. This podcast covers a wide range of science, technology and skepticism topics that are deftly showcased in interviews by its host 'The Ordinary Guy', who is anything but 'ordinary' with his enthusiasm. Very educational and one to keep subscribing to.
The ordinary guy is not so ordinary, a fantastic podcast that gets to the centre of things that are not always easy to understand. At last you make us think, keep it up.
I enjoy listening to the Brains Matter podcast from the point of view as someone who did general science at school. During those classes where we wrote in our books and did a short experiment and weren't able to compare notes with the rest of the class. Often I don't remember if those experiments worked or not. But Brains Matter hosted by OG works. He has managed to interview a wide range of interesting people in a wide variety of disciplines in the scientific field in terms that non science ge... more
The Ordinary Guy is not ordinary and either is this podcast! There is a greath breadth of topic including interviews with such people as Seth Shostak from SETI, the show comes out regularly and if you are lucky you might get to be "listener of the day" - everything you need in a science podcast!
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