Flâneur and irrepressible commentator, Rick Edwards, and "Indiana Jones in a lab coat" Dr. Michael Brooks, delve into the science behind popular culture.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Categories | Natural SciencesScience |
Will we ever be able to turn invisible? The idea of magically disappearing has fascinated humanity for centuries. Once dismissed as impossible, a promising new wave of technologies could bring this dream one step closer to reality. Rick and Michael w... more
Have we all been poisoned? PFAS chemicals are all around us and almost certainly in your blood. But just how worried should we be? Michael sits down with Mark Ruffalo and Rob Bilott to talk about the shocking true story behind Dark Waters.
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Will we inevitably all become Cyborgs? More than ever, we’re hearing from Silicon Valley types that humans are going to need to merge with machines. But just what would our augmented future look like? Rick and Michael plug in to the techno-dystopian ... more
Why aren’t there more cannibals? Through the unforgettable horror of Silence Of The Lambs, Rick and Michael discover that eating your own has all sorts of surprising evolutionary benefits. So why have humans (for the most part) given it up? Time to s... more
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I love this show. I listen doing chores, daily routines, and long drives. I love the exploration of such a range of SciFi content.
Please start choosing TV episodes! Fringe, Star Trek (TNG4eva), quantum Leap, !!!!!!
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.
So entertaining, I can’t recommend this highly enough
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 ☺️
The banter was not great.
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