Ever wonder if your pet is lying to you, what's inside a black hole, or whether you'd survive being cryogenically frozen? With infectious curiosity, cartoonist and former roboticist Jorge Cham makes science fun and accessible as he answers your biggest questions on the ScienceStuff podcast.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationScience |
What's an animal's favorite song? And can music make them feel better? Jorge talks to three experts who play music to animals.
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When exactly did feathers evolve? And for what purpose? Jorge digs in with two dinosaur paleontologists to find out.
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What other factors affect your happiness? And does more money mean more problems? Jorge continues his quest to find a formula for happiness.
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Some say the pursuit of it defines our existence. But is there science behind it? Jorge talks to some happy experts about what really makes you happy.
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The show is great but as the title suggests the amount of adds are very annoying.
Jorge Cham is great and I find that I can’t keep track of the science talk because the ads are long - 1/3rd of the total length of the episode seem to be ads - by the time the show starts again, I’ve forgotten what the talk was about. Go find a better podcast - don’t waste your time on iheart podcasts.
The content is fine and well-produced, but there are so many ads that it’s hard to enjoy.
So happy Jorge decided to keep up the good work! Bittersweet to hear Daniel and Kelly’s ad in between…
Only 3 out of 5 because 60% is about how far I got with it. Was listening to the NDE episode which started to get interesting about the same time the pretend tape machine start and stop noises became too annoying to continue.
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The content revolves around exploring scientific queries in an engaging and accessible manner. Topics cover a wide range, from human happiness and evolutionary biology to the intricacies of meteorological phenomena like hurricanes, and high-concept physics involving the speed of light and black holes. Unique elements of the show include a playful approach to complex subjects, as well as discussions about everyday questions like egg storage and animal behavior, making it suitable for curious minds across various educational backgrounds. The podcast is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy blending humor with scientific inquiry, making otherwise daunting topics approachable and fun.
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Recent guests on ScienceStuff include:
1. Matt Killingsworth
2. Dwayne Godwin
3. Dr. John Zauislak
4. Professor Bob Hart
5. Gabe Vecchi
6. Sean Carroll
7. David Kaiser
8. Kapil Chosalkar
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