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Science From the Fringe

Science From the Fringe
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Conversations with fearless scientists, policy experts, and journalists who are defying dogma and defending discovery. sciencefromthefringe.substack.com

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In this episode of Science From the Fringe, host Bryce Nickels, speaks with David Zweig—a New York City–based journalist, author, and contributor to The Atlantic, The New York Times, and The Free Press—about his new book, An Abundance of Caution: Ame... more

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In this episode of Science from the Fringe, host Bryce Nickels, Professor of Genetics at Rutgers University, speaks with Aaron Siri—civil rights attorney, managing partner at Siri & Glimstad LLP, and author of Vaccines Amen: The Religion of Vaccines.... more

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In the third episode of In Defense of Virology, Rutgers Professor and Science From the Fringe host Bryce Nickels and distinguished virologist Simon Wain-Hobson discuss two striking examples of reckless virology research—one well known and the other l... more

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In the second episode of In Defense of Virology, Genetics Professor and Science From the Fringe host Bryce Nickels engages virologist Simon Wain-Hobson in a nuanced discussion on how recent advances in biotechnology have amplified both the promise an... more

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Recent Guests

David Zweig
New York City-based journalist and author, who critiques public health policies during COVID-19
The Atlantic, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal
Episode: David Zweig on How We Failed America’s Children
Aaron Siri
Leading civil rights attorney and managing partner of Siri & Glimstad, known for his work on vaccine mandates and safety.
Siri & Glimstad
Episode: Aaron Siri - Vaccine Safety: Science or Dogma?
Sigrid Bratlie
Molecular biologist and science communicator, author of The Wuhan Mystery.
Norwegian Cancer Society; LengSeq
Episode: Sigrid Bratlie - Unraveling 'The Wuhan Mystery': The Hunt for the Origin of COVID
Matt Ridley
Bestselling author and science writer, known for his works on evolution and innovation.
Episode: Matt Ridley - Survival of the Hottest: Darwin's Theory of Sexual Selection
Lewis Kamb
Investigative reporter for US Right to Know
US Right to Know
Episode: Lewis Kamb - The People's Subpoena: FOIA and the Pursuit of Truth
Roger Pielke Jr.
Senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, political scientist specializing in science and technology policy.
American Enterprise Institute
Episode: Roger Pielke Jr. - Science, Politics, and the Price of Honesty
Michael Nevradakis
Senior reporter for The Defender, with a PhD in Media Studies and a Master's in Public Policy.
The Defender
Episode: Michael Nevradakis - "Delete This Email": Inside Fauci's COVID Cover-Up
Lee Jussim
Professor of Psychology at Rutgers, expert in stereotypes, prejudice, and political radicalization
Rutgers University
Episode: Conversations with Bryce Nickels: Lee Jussim (Professor of Psychology, Rutgers)
Bryce Nickels
Rutgers University
Episode: Conversations with Bryce Nickels: Lee Jussim (Professor of Psychology, Rutgers)

Hosts

Bryce Nickels
Host of Science From The Fringe Podcast and Professor of Genetics at Rutgers University. He is known for his insightful perspectives on scientific issues and policies, emphasizing the need for transparency and integrity in science communications.
Jay Bhattacharya
Professor at Stanford University and co-host of Science From The Fringe Podcast. He brings a wealth of knowledge in public health policy and has been an outspoken advocate for open discourse in scientific research.

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4.4 out of 5 stars from 14 ratings
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    The wit, professionalism, and insight into the scientific communities discussed is well paced and provides needed insight into some of these isolated and unaccountable groups.

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Richard Ebright - The Antibiotic Resistance Crisis: How Modern Medicine Could Fall Apart
Q: What are the societal practices that contribute to antimicrobial resistance?
Overprescribing antibiotics in both medical and agricultural contexts drives resistance emergence.
Richard Ebright - The Antibiotic Resistance Crisis: How Modern Medicine Could Fall Apart
Q: What is the threat of antibiotic resistance?
The threat is significant as antibiotic resistance leads to millions of deaths annually, with the numbers predicted to double by 2050.
Sigrid Bratlie - Unraveling 'The Wuhan Mystery': The Hunt for the Origin of COVID
Q: Can you discuss in your book what you see as the strongest evidence that COVID had a lab origin?
The molecular biology itself, particularly the presence of the urine cleavage site, and the unusual epidemiology of the outbreak, which can be better explained by ongoing research at the Wuhan lab than by natural zoonotic spread.
Sigrid Bratlie - Unraveling 'The Wuhan Mystery': The Hunt for the Origin of COVID
Q: Can you talk about how your book is different from other books on COVID origins?
The book combines science with a personal touch and is written as a true crime thriller, making it more engaging for a broader audience than just those interested in science.
Kevin McKernan - Sequencing the Truth: What's Really Inside the Vials
Q: What has happened to you because you dipped your toe into this?
I've faced account cancellations, legal letters, and even had my home address revealed on platforms like Twitter.

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Focused on the intersection of scientific discourse and policy, this podcast showcases critical discussions surrounding contemporary scientific issues, particularly those that challenge prevailing narratives, such as COVID-19 origins and public health measures. Episodes often feature leading experts who share their insights into contentious topics like lockdown efficacy, academic freedom, and diverse perspectives on health and policy. The format encourages open dialogue, inviting listeners to consider differing viewpoints on critical issues, while emphasizing the importance of transparency in science and maintaining public trust.

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2. Aaron Siri
3. Sigrid Bratlie
4. Matt Ridley
5. Lewis Kamb
6. Roger Pielke Jr.
7. Michael Nevradakis
8. Lee Jussim

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