
Particles of Thought from the producers of NOVA unleashes the universe's biggest questions through the lens of astrophysicist Hakeem Oluseyi and the world's most brilliant scientific minds. Should we resurrect extinct species? Are we blind to a fundamental force of nature? What secrets do ancient fossils reveal about humanity's destiny? Across 10 mind-bending episodes, each conversation dives deep... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 3 months ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Science | |||

Talking, singing, even dancing — they all trace back to a rare superpower: vocal learning. But humans aren’t the only animals that have it. Neuroscientist Erich Jarvis has spent his career decoding the mysterious ability to imitate sounds, a key ingr... more
Your brain does all kinds of strange things — and neuroscientist Heather Berlin wants to explain how it works. In this episode, she joins Hakeem to explore the mysteries of the mind: how consciousness works, how your brain constructs reality, and how... more
The universe loves making things complicated. From minerals and microbes to languages and societies, complexity keeps showing up — but why? Astrobiologist Mike Wong and mineralogist Bob Hazen think we’re missing a law of nature to explain this phenom... more
Black holes get a bad rap. They’ve been cast as the monsters of the cosmos — gobbling up stars and stretching anything that gets too close into cosmic spaghetti. But Black Hole expert Janna Levin has spent her career decoding these mysterious objects... more
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As a retired IT professional, a retired clergyman, and a great-grandfather, I found this interview to be very informative. It is well-documented with crystal clear illustrations, and is presented by someone intensely involved in front-line work. Regardless of your age or career, these thoughts are vitally important as we all prepare for the disturbingly uncertain years just ahead.
Unlike episodes about scientific topics that break the concepts down into baby steps, these are genuine conversations at light speed (by comparison). So good!
The episode with Hany Farid (Deepfake Detective) was mind-blowing and so interesting! The interviewer asks great questions and the conversation just flows. New favorite!
Fantastic content, excellent guests and moderator. If you are curious about our world, this is for you: revelatory, smart, accessible. Best science podcast I’ve heard.
The energy between Hakeem and his guests is amazing! The conversations are really engaging and filled with smart thinking. Such a great listen!
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Exploring the depths of scientific inquiry, each episode highlights substantial discussions led by an astrophysicist and his distinguished guests from various scientific fields. Topics range from the implications of artificial intelligence and deep fakes to the mysteries of black holes and the evolution of life on Earth as seen through the lens of paleobotany. Notable episodes focus on paradigm-shifting concepts, such as a proposed new law of nature and the significance of fossil discoveries, as well as the interplay of fundamental forces shaping our universe. The podcast is characterized by a commitment to making complex scientific ideas accessible and engaging, appealing to those with a curious mindset who seek to challenge their understa... more
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Recent guests on Particles of Thought include:
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2. Bob Hazen
3. Janna Levin
4. Hany Farid
5. Dr. Kirk Johnson
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