Professor Brian Cox and Robin Ince host a witty, irreverent look at the world through scientists’ eyes. Joined by a panel of scientists, experts and celebrity science enthusiasts they investigate life, the universe and everything in between on The Infinite Monkey Cage from the BBC.
From the smallest building blocks of life to the furthest stars, the curious monkeys pull apart the latest science t... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 239 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyScience |
What is light? How has it shaped our understanding of the universe, our biology, and even our culture? In this illuminating episode Brian Cox and Robin Ince shine a spotlight on the fascinating science and history of light. From sun and circadian rhy... more
What really separates a moth from a butterfly? Is it just a matter of day and night, or is there more to this fluttering feud than meets the eye? Professor Brian Cox and Robin Ince flap into the fabulous world of Lepidoptera with Professor Jane Hill,... more
Brian Cox and Robin Ince dig deep into the strata of an imagined human history to unearth the curious concept of technofossils. Joined by paleobiologist Sarah Gabbott, material scientist Mark Miodownik and comedian and tech enthusiast Aurie Styla the... more
Robin Ince and Brian Cox get out the ketchup and peel back the layers of one of the most versatile and beloved foods - potatoes. From the science of starch to the surprising role potatoes have played in history, we’re digging deep to uncover the trut... more
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Such a wonderful show. Entertaining and educational. Your podcast makes driving long distances a pleasure.
I give Moths v Butterflies 5 stars , even though Katy Brand seemed to try and derail the show.
When someone with real knowledge corrects your pitiful knowledge, listen to them. Not just once but twice Katy waffled on , the expert tried to correct her but she wasn’t listening to him, and with no real question at the end. Evidently Brian was getting irritated, I certainly was.
This is about science with a very humorous twist. It is not master chef, so leave out the waffles!
It's great but I agree. They have become more 'smug' overtime and ads and canned laughter gets a bit annoying. Still has the odd fantastic episode and I'll always be a fan of Brian Cox, but often I get the strange feeling that it's effort to get through an episode
One of the Best podcast ever.my favourite episode is Bee v Wasps. But it could be more like the older episode.But it’s still golden comedy
I love this podcast - educational and SOOOOOOO funny.
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A unique blend of science and comedy, this audio experience offers a humorous yet informative exploration of various scientific topics. From debates about the mysteries of black holes and aliens to light-hearted discussions about the quirks of nature, the show excels at making complex ideas accessible to a diverse audience. Each episode features a panel of expert scientists and celebrity guests who share their insights with wit and charm, often including personal anecdotes that enhance their discussions. Listeners can expect to be entertained while enriching their understanding of the universe and the peculiarities of life itself.
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Recent guests on The Infinite Monkey Cage include:
1. Chris Jiggins
2. Jane Hill
3. Sarah Gabbott
4. Mark Miodownik
5. Aurie Styla
6. Tim Peake
7. Kelly Weinersmith
8. Alan Davies
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