Stupid Questions for Scientists
WorldPodcasts.com / Gorilla Voice MediaA brilliantly entertaining podcast hosted by Dr Michelle Dickinson that brings together top comedians and scientists in a show for grown-ups.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | ScienceComedyNatural Sciences | ||||
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Apple Podcasts5Pepperboyred
New Zealand6 years ago - Learning while entertaining?
I have laughed my way through this podcast series and can't wait for more! I have since found myself talking at a quiz night about how bacteria are the phone and viruses are the apps. Clearly it wasn't just for entertainment!
Apple Podcasts5LildostarNew Zealand7 years ago - Sciency goodness
Funny and engaging. Have just binged all available episodes. And have learnt a thing or two!
Apple Podcasts5Dani.nzNew Zealand7 years ago - Great concept and execution
I'm loving the topics and guests so far! The format is great and the host does a good job of letting the guests have a conversation. Though sometimes I think she can get a bit condescending towards the comedians - I reckon that doesn't help break down the us-and-them idea of laypeople and scientists. I'm excited to hear what comes next!
Apple Podcasts5hcdsgNew Zealand7 years ago - Science fun!
Great podcast. Perfect mix of science, comedy and randomness. I look forward to new episodes every Monday! It's great hearing about different scientists research each week in a fun and easily approachable way. More please :)
Apple Podcasts5Kayasaurus
United Kingdom7 years ago
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