Science(ish)
AuddyFlâneur and irrepressible commentator, Rick Edwards, and "Indiana Jones in a lab coat" Dr. Michael Brooks, delve into the science behind popular culture.
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- Incredible
This is exactly what I love in forms of entertainment. Putting science to popular media is a brilliant format and is the greatest one in my opinion. And some of the stuff I have learned I've used in exams, class, and in real life.
Apple Podcasts5HenezHh
United Kingdom9 months ago so funny how everyone here said self-driving cars are many, many years away with zero mention of Tesla. it took 3 years.
Castboxa year agoThe Hidden Ninja- Fabulous
So entertaining, I can’t recommend this highly enough
Apple Podcasts5Maize1,1United Kingdoma year ago - Hilarious and Interesting - please make more!
A really great find this one. Both hosts are funny and manage to make complicated subjects interesting and entertaining. Really like the little move/sound clips also! They haven’t recorded since lockdown though, come back guys! We need funny podcasts ☺️
Apple Podcasts5Gigi Ni Bi
France3 years ago The banter was not great.
Podchaser13 years agoziegl087
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