Volcanoes. Trees. Drunk butterflies. Mars missions. Slug sex. Death. Beauty standards. Anxiety busters. Beer science. Bee drama. Take away a pocket full of science knowledge and charming, bizarre stories about what fuels these professional -ologists' obsessions. Humorist and science correspondent Alie Ward asks smart people stupid questions and the answers might change your life.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 473 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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In true ADHD fashion I’ve had the intention to write a review when I started listening almost 2 years ago while Door Dashing through one of the most difficult seasons of my life. Your show gave me so much joy during those wild hours behind the wheel. Something to focus on that helped me anchor into learning, keeping my brain busy from worrying or overthinking. I CRIED when you went to chase the eclipse and you included the audio of you witnessing it…that really got me. And more recently you rele... more
Hoorayology! I am so ecstatic I discovered this podcast early this year and have been listening (in consecutive order), catching up to the present. Almost there! A bit of a time capsule/time machine. I’m a professor/creative, and my brain feels inspired and bigger for it. I love the randomness of the topics. I think you figured out a formula to keep listener interest. And don’t stop cursing please (NYC dweller here). I listen to you whenever I can, and daily during my workout as a way to exercis... more
Seriously. Twice now I have recommended this podcast to people in a dream.
If you ever wake up in a chaotic scary nightmare, just pop on your headphones so Alie can remind you that the world is filled with fathers and daughters making historical pottery and pigeons laying eggs in hallways and black holes, and it’s all just freaking amazeballs!
Amazing! Love the story’s! Also may I request a red panda episode?
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This podcast features in-depth conversations that explore a diverse range of scientific topics through the lens of passionate experts known as -ologists. The host showcases a knack for asking engaging questions that bring to life quirky, amusing anecdotes alongside serious scientific discussion. Topics span across various fields, including ecology, medicine, psychology, and literature, revealing how these disciplines intersect with everyday life. Each episode is a blend of education and entertainment, aiming to enlighten listeners while provoking thought and laughter. Notably, the unique format encourages guests to share not only their expertise but also personal reflections and stories that humanize complex subjects, making science accessi... more
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2. Mary Roach
3. Dr. Aaron Boster
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5. Dr. Kim Wood
6. Matt Lanza
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