
Safeguarding Sound Science from the National Center for Science Education combats misinformation, disinformation, and misconceptions with actual science. The second season of Safeguarding Sound Science examines the everyday impacts of evolution, the grand theory that informs our understanding of all life on this planet. Host Mat Kaplan talks with scientists, researchers, and other experts as they ... more
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Maybe not, according to Todd Disotell, a biological anthropologist and science communicator from the University of Massachusetts. Among his many research interests, Disotell studies and teaches about disease ecology: how pathogens of every variety ge... more
Everything in our lives is related to sex, in one way or another. So says Carin Bondar, one of today's guests. Bondar, a biologist, author, and philosopher who teaches at the University of the Fraser Valley, is proud to be known as an animal sex biol... more
In the flop of a movie, Waterworld, Kevin Costner's character (spoiler alert!) develops gills as an adaptation to a flooded planet altered by climate change. This plays into the all-too-prevalent misconception that as the Earth warms, we humans don'... more
Charles Darwin is one of the most recognizable names in science. His On the Origin of Species is considered to be the foundation of evolutionary biology. In this episode of Safeguarding Sound Science, we speak with three experts who marvel at Darwin'... more
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It is a dark time for science in the USA, especially for climate science, which is ignored dismantled and abolished in ways never seen before. It is time to safeguard sound science, and that's exactly what Mat Kaplan (former host of Planetary Radio) does in this excellent new podcast. In a show full of interviews and information he is tackling the important questions regarding the climate crisis, which thanks to politics and science denial, are in danger of being swept under the rug.
I was a fan of Mat Kaplan on Planetary Radio. He is one of the greatest science communicators anywhere, and he is doing vital work with Safeguarding Sound Science - informing the public about the actual science behind climate change and correcting misinformation spread by climate science deniers. In an age when truth and science are under constant assault, I am happy to see Mat and the National Center for Science Education fighting the good fight! This is a very important podcast, and I hope ... more
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Focused on addressing scientific misinformation, the content covers a range of topics related to evolution and climate science, featuring discussions with experts from various fields. The episodes aim to clarify misconceptions and emphasize the relevance of evolution in everyday life, emphasizing its foundational role in numerous scientific disciplines. Unique elements include the integration of personal anecdotes from fieldwork and the inclusion of diverse voices in science communication, which enriches the discourse and seeks to inspire listeners to engage with scientific issues critically and thoughtfully.
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Recent guests on Safeguarding Sound Science include:
1. Dr. Carin Bondar
2. Nathan Lents
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5. Dr. Peter Hotez
6. John Cook
7. Samantha Harrington
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