
Once a month, Purdue University's Professor Paul Duffell discusses astronomy and astrophysics with experts from around the world. Duffell and guests discuss supernovae, galaxies, planets, black holes, and the nature of space and time.
Supported by the National Science Foundation under grant AAG-2206299.
Music by Brittain Ashford.
Produced in beautiful Lafayette, Indiana by Paul Duffell.
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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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I love this podcast. It is amazing how much easier complex ideas become when they are interlaced with wit. I am a smarter person and in a better mood by the end of each episode.
Heavy-duty astrophysicist interviews others like him but even I can understand most of it and they are funny. Answers questions: Where do scientists come from? What are they thinking about? (Astrophysical things)
The interview with Dr Andrea Derdzinski was so much fun! I’m a new fan. It’s so refreshing to hear brilliant people bring fun into their take on this amazing universe we are living in.
Saying things like “for the 4 year olds listening…” and then trying to describe something in simpler terms is just not a way to make people want to keep listening to this podcast. Being condescending is not a good quality to have and it is not a way to grow your podcast.
The title and descriptions are a bit misleading, they are interviewers about the Scientists not a discussion about their work and topics about astrophysics.
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This podcast features engaging discussions about astrophysics and astronomy, with expert guests from various prestigious institutions. Topics navigated across episodes include the life cycle of stars, the intricacies of black holes, the evolution of galaxies, gravitational waves, and planetary formation. The conversations not only present complex scientific concepts in a more digestible format but also infuse humor and personality, making the science relatable to a wider audience, including those who may not have a scientific background. One unique aspect is the informal Q&A sessions that allow listeners to send in their inquiries, encouraging a sense of community and engagement among fanbase.
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Recent guests on The Astrophysics Podcast include:
1. Dr. Kaitlin Kratter
2. Dr. Tim Cunningham
3. Dr. Merel van't Hoff
4. Dr. Wen-Fai Fong
5. Daniel D'Orazio
6. Dr. Abigail Polin
7. Dr. Andrea Derdzinski
8. Dr. Jared Goldberg
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