
Physics meets chaos, comedy, and emotional intelligence. Revision for the easily distracted.
Science Sideways is a surreal revision podcast for GCSE and A-Level students who learn best through metaphors, mischief, and mismatched cushions.
Hosted by Jennifer Taylor, a fully qualified teacher, tutor, podcaster, and accidental corridor philosopher.
Each episode turns everyday mess into memorable p... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Johannes Kepler cracked the code of planetary motion but back on Earth, his mother was accused of being a witch. This episode spirals through the weird overlap of astronomy and superstition, where star charts meet spell books and science becomes a su... more
Why does the shopping trolley bite? In this electrifying episode of Science Sideways, we explore the strange sorcery of static electricity. Expect mythic metaphors, scientific storytelling, and a sideways look at the invisible forces that shape our l... more
Why did the PE kit stay exactly where it was, despite repeated nudges and hallway chaos? Because Newton said so.
In this episode, we explore the laws of motion through the lens of everyday school life and the emotional inertia of teenage mornings. E... more
Last night, the Moon turned red, and not from embarrassment. In this episode of Science Sideways, we dive into the harvest blood moon, where physics meets mythology, chaos in A&E, and shadow people in tents.
You’ll learn:
• Why the Moon changes co... more
Welcome to the new year! Welcome to entropy! In this surreal back-to-school episode, we explore disorder, thermodynamics, and the emotional betrayal of Blue Tack. Expect sticky revision nuggets, petty scientists, and a reminder that physics doesn’t c... more
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Apple Podcasts | #73 |







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