What gets you curious? Virtual experiences, celestial bodies, water worlds or maybe just the tiniest mysteries inside your brain? The endlessly curious and curiously funny, Gillian Jacobs (Community, Netflix's LOVE) and Diona Reasonover (NCIS), step off set to go on tangents with real-life astronauts, astrophysicists, science artists, mathematician-types and other really smart people that investig... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Category | Science |
Radio waves aren’t sound. They’re electromagnetic radiation and essentially a type of invisible light. Radio astronomer Nicole Gugliucci joins us to explain how it's used to observe the formation of galaxies, black holes and other objects in outer sp... more
Birds are simply captivating. We take a deep dive into their relationship dynamics, parenting habits and other behaviors with biologist and conservationist Wenfei Tong. Then, actress Olivia Scott Welch (Fear Street) stops by to help us share an incre... more
Cities aren’t meant to last, according to writer Annalee Newitz. In their book “Four Lost Cities: A Secret History of the Urban Age,” they explore the rise and fall of ancient sites. What can architecture tell us about how we live? What can urban pla... more
We’re off this week, but we wanted to share a bonus behind the scenes exclusive: Creating the sound for our show. We’re joined by senior audio engineer and musician Brendan Byrnes, who walks us through initial concepts and building the music you hear... more
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Very friendly, down to earth hosts - creatives who love the world of science. Pity the show ended. It had promise!
I love this show. As a woman who loves science but got discouraged from pursuing it by the end of high school, this has reignited my curiosity. I’ve even gotten my mum into it. more
I listened to 2 consecutive episodes to try it out, and on those episodes each had a guest that used the word “onomatopoetic.” If that weren’t enough, the girls enthusiasm and curiosity makes life happier. Make your life happier. Listen to this podcast. And you just might learn something too. No, you definitely will learn something.
Having worked in the space business for 30 years as an Air Force Officer and as a government contractor I love your discussions about space. I have launched, tested and operated satellites and rockets and I love that you are introducing people to the community of scientists and engineers. Your enthusiasm and very insightful questions stimulate our future engineers and scientists while also explaining how fun and complicated operating in space really is! Thanks for the efforts and keep up the ... more
As a women with a STEM degree, this podcast was PERFECT for listening at work. I learned new things, and became excited about the world we live in again. Diana and Gillian did such an amazing job at delivering this information in a way that just about everybody can understand, especially breaking down interviews!!! Tamica did such a great job bringing the hosts and interviewees together on a level that helped demystify some EXTREMELY interesting topics!!! more
Apple Podcasts | #195 | South Korea/Science |
Apple Podcasts | #247 | United Arab Emirates/Science |
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