
Hank Green is a creator and science communicator who desperately wants us to realize how bizarre and special we are. Every week he has a conversation with one of the eight billion weirdos living on planet Earth.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Ted Dintersmith is a Stanford engineering Ph.D., a successful venture capitalist, and now a committed math reformer. Hank and Ted talk about why questions are more important than answers, how AI is going to impact education, and Ted’s book Aftermath:... more
T-Pain is a Grammy-winning artist, songwriter, and music producer. These days he produces music while streaming live on Twitch so that people can see exactly how human his process is. On this episode, T-Pain and Hank talk about the pain of success, w... more
Hannah Ritchie is a data scientist, author, and deputy editor of Our World in Data — and she's convinced the world is making more progress than the headlines show. Hannah and Hank talk about why incremental change is good but not sexy, a few of the 5... more
Jerome Goddard is a medical entomologist, extension professor at Mississippi State University, fiction author, and now a TikTok star. Jerome and Hank cover things you’d expect: bug populations, insect-borne illnesses, and tick saliva, but the convers... more
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Jesus Christ on the Andy Weir episode I've never heard two people speak so confidently and be so very very wrong at the same time. This podcast should just be called hubris.
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I love the Green brothers and I have since I was 14. I’m clergy and I admit I’ve loved John and Hank’s back and forth about Hank’s “journey of meaning” for a few years. I absolutely love that he’s opening up the conversation to cool people in this new podcast. It’s interesting, deep without trying too hard, and accessible because everyone, well, is a human.
Some might be confused by its broad theme but that’s also one of its gifts. I’m so here for it!
Thank you Hank, for taking us with you on... more
Interesting conversations with interesting people, done Hank's way. Can't help but love it.
Helen is splendidly authentic, and Hank is himself. How could you not enjoy these two gabbing about media creation and Hanks not so secretly crush on his guest???
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A thoughtful, human-centered conversations show that brings together creators, actors, designers, and writers to explore meaning, culture, creativity, and how technology shapes everyday life. Across episodes, the host probes big questions about humanity, empathy, and the future, while unpacking how ideas form, how public life evolves, and what it means to be curious. Notable strengths include deeply personal storytelling, a willingness to challenge conventional wisdom, and guests who sit at the intersection of art, science, and culture, making complex topics approachable for a broad audience.
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7. Reid Wiseman
8. Vicky Holmes
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