
A podcast about the future, today. Hosted by nuclear physicist, Taylor Wilson.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceNatural SciencesAstronomy | |||

In this episode of Giant Leap, Joey and Taylor discuss Taylor’s recent trip to Carlsbad Caverns and why he was radioactive when he left. They discuss the element Radon, the physics of radioactive decay, the origins of Helium gas, and why people used ... more
What’s under the ice?
Trapped in the ice below the vast glacial ice fields, a frozen time capsule records the history of our planet’s atmosphere. From volcanic eruptions to the rise and fall of empires, the secrets to Earth’s past, and future, are r... more
We’ve all been told about the dangers of the element lead, but why is lead toxic and why is it so present in our environment? In this short episode of Giant Leap, Taylor and Joey answer a listener question about the toxicity of lead and explore the p... more
Giant Leap is a new podcast hosted by nuclear physicist Taylor Wilson and journalist Joey Lovato. Shot in Taylor's lab, the show digs into hard science, big ideas and possible futures by speaking with the people making those futures reality.
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The content primarily focuses on emerging scientific topics and future technological advancements, emphasizing curiosity and exploration. Episodes frequently explore themes such as climate change, the significance of ice core research, the impact of volcanic activity and space exploration, and the ethical implications of neuroscience and artificial intelligence. Discussions often feature insights from leading experts in various fields, providing a depth of knowledge on how these subjects intersect with societal challenges and opportunities. Overall, the podcast aims to inspire its audience by contemplating humanity's path forward in understanding and innovating for the future.
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Recent guests on Giant Leap include:
1. Joe McConnell
2. Sophie Winsman
3. Nathan Chelman
4. Clive Oppenheimer
5. Anil Seth
6. Ellen Stofan
7. Chris Hadfield
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