A weekly podcast about the latest scientific controversies, with Tom Chivers and Stuart Ritchie sciencefictionspod.substack.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyScience |
What is that? What is that!? What is it!? Augh! No! Not the bees! NOT THE BEES! AAAAAUGGGHHHHH MY EYES! MY EYES! AAAGGHHHH!!!!
This episode is about bees. And all insects, actually—are they in the process of being wiped out, in what’s become known a... more
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In the first episode under our new podcast name (it’s now the Science Fictions podcast!), we ask whatever happened to all those games that claimed to tell you your “brain age”—games that turned into a whole scientific literature on b... more
Where is most of the universe? And why don't we know yet? Yes—we’re talking about dark matter and dark energy, the mysterious stuff that’s predicted by physical theory, but which still remains elusive in experiments.
After speaking to an actual phys... more
In our last standard episode, we talked about retraction—removing papers from the scientific literature. Well, it turns out there’s an awful lot of retraction to do, in large part due to paper mills. These are fraudulent enterprises that take money f... more
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I really like how they go wherever the data takes them. They try to figure out what the data really show, how we know what we know, and what we can do about it.
A lot of simplistic and superficial conclusions
I was disappointed about this one. With the title “The Studies Show” i figured the primary topic of discussion would be “studies”. Boy was i wrong. Tom and Stuart went on and on about United States political stuff. It over took 10 minutes before they had mentioned anything studies related. One of the host, i don’t remember who, was it not good at speaking in a podcast environment and it was extremely distracting. So much of the episode was dedicated to making fun of people and generalizing whole... more
I love your show. It’s great. I also sometimes listen as I work out or in my car. Please, please, please record your show at a higher level. Even with the volume turned all the way up, I can just about hear you above moderate ambient noise.
Thank you.
the best show on studies with the worst cover art in the history of podcasting.
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A weekly podcast that takes a critical look at contemporary scientific issues and controversies, often examining the intersection of research findings and their implications. The hosts engage in witty conversations while discussing a variety of subjects, ranging from dark matter and cancer rates to diversity training and the broken windows theory. The humorous yet informative approach makes complex scientific concepts accessible to a broad audience. Noteworthy is the presentation style, which includes a rich blend of banter and insightful critique of both studies and methodologies, often leading to engaging discussions about the reliability of findings in the scientific community.
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Recent guests on Science Fictions include:
1. Andrew Pontzen
2. Pedro Gomes
3. Jesse Singal
4. Dorianne Coleman
5. Keith Humphries
6. James Morris
7. Pete Etchells
8. Professor Nick Lane
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