Nobel Prize Conversations
Nobel Prize OutreachThrough their lives and work, failures and successes – get to know the individuals who have been awarded the Nobel Prize. The host for this podcast is Adam Smith, who has the happy task of interviewing our Nobel Prize laureates.
Sit in on our conversations as we delve into how these personalities found their fields of interest — often by coincidence — how they view collaboration, curiosity and fai... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 157 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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“They're probably hoping I'll cancel the exam.” – Michael Woodford was scheduled to be setting his economics students an exam on the morning of October 12th, when he was woken by a call from Stockholm at 4:30am. Just after listening to the announceme... more
In this call with the Nobel Prize soon after the announcement, Pillay says she feels overwhelmed about being a Nobel Peace Prize laureate. “A total surprise, I’m deeply honoured and touched.” – Navi Pillay received the news about her 2026 peace prize... more
“Start in the middle, I always say” – Anne Carson was sweeping the kitchen floor at her home in Reykjavík, Iceland, when the phone rang and she learned that she had been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature.
“It seems a little insane,” Carson... more
"I'm very excited to hear the news. Good news. Very good news." – In this brief conversation, recorded shortly after the announcement of his Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Kenso Soai speaks of how happy he is to have his group's work recognised. He tells ... more
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- This year’s podcast revamp is great!
I enjoy following the Nobel Prize, but I’ve found the new podcast format this year even more digestible and enjoyable than in previous years. I hope this new format continues- because there’s a big audience for high quality-high level discussion, and said content seems to be in short supply elsewhere.
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Australia2 months ago - Just brilliant..Thanks Adam Smith
This is great podcast series. Strongly recommended. Thanks Adam Smith…. You just brilliant, looking forward to next series 😄👍. Regards//Naval
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Sweden2 years ago - Great Content
I’m currently an undergrad and this content is very inspiring. I can gladly say that it has deepened my love and passion for the sciences.
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Canada4 years ago - Interesting stuff!!
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Apple Podcasts5Elfvis68Sweden7 years ago - Inspiring
Highly expected and very inspiring!
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A thoughtful, idea-rich series that centers Nobel laureates across science, economics, medicine, and literature, exploring their work, collaborations, and the human stories behind groundbreaking discoveries. Conversations often blend personal journeys with practical insights on research culture, the role of mentorship, and the societal implications of science and innovation. Notable strengths include hands-on discussions with a diverse set of laureates, an emphasis on collaboration and curiosity, and accessible storytelling that appeals to both researchers and curious general listeners. The format tends to feature long-form, interview-style dialogue guided by seasoned hosts, with occasional interdisciplinary threads that connect disparate f... more
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Recent guests on Nobel Prize Conversations include:
1. Michael Woodford
2. Navi Pillay
3. Anne Carson
4. Kenso Soai
5. Francis Halzen
6. Peter Hegemann
7. Georg Nagel
8. Karl Deisseroth
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