Monthly interviews on important moments in the history of science.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 94 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ChemistryScience |
Our health, and the health of wildlife, depends on a clean environment. Since the advent of the industrial revolution, our environment has suffered from waves of pollution as different technologies came to the fore, each with its own set of practical... more
The year 2025 has seen the most aggressive moves ever by the US executive branch against scientific research as the Trump Administration has gutted federal science and regulatory agencies and cancelled billions of dollars in research grants that had ... more
In Episode 62, I interviewed two Reuters journalists about how industry and government in the United States use conservation easements to avoid rigorous cleanup of contaminated sites. Today, one of those journalists, Jaimi Dowdell, is back to discuss... more
In prior episodes, we examined political interference and bias in science in a few contexts, including episode 3 on the history of U.S. congressional attacks on science, episode 57 on types of bias, episode 65 on ideology and science, and episode 84 ... more
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One of my favorite podcast. I end up listening to these multiple times out of both enjoyment and information. Highly recommended.
I appreciate Dr. Von Hippel’s ability to make science understandable and interesting. I enjoy his show, I learn something new each time.
The host is very intelligent and knowledgeable, guests and subjects typically the same but when the political bias and one sidedness comes out it is very alienating and frustrating!
If the host would sometimes have guests on he does not always see eye to eye with, and presented current topics more broadly and had a real and nuanced discussion it would be much more palatable.
This is science after all - always evolving and never black and white. Please consider staying more open to other possibi... more
This podcast is an interesting and entertaining way to learn more about science topics across the board.
Consistently excellent. Essential listening. Thank you for your efforts
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Focused on significant milestones and figures in the history of science, this podcast provides in-depth discussions with experts from various fields. Episodes typically feature interviews with eminent scientists, authors, and academics, exploring historical events that have shaped current scientific understanding and practices. Topics range from historical breakthroughs in nuclear science and genetics to the intersection of politics and academia, emphasizing the rich tapestry of influences that have guided scientific progress.
Unique for its expert guest selection and detailed narratives, the podcast aims to present complex scientific history in an engaging manner, catering to an audience both new to science and those seeking deeper insigh... more
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Recent guests on Science History Podcast include:
1. Claudia Polsky
2. Jaimi Dowdell
3. Henry Erlich
4. Marissa Moss
5. Jim Baggott
6. Bret Stephens
7. Shalom Goldman
8. Jodi Magness
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