A weekly podcast about the latest scientific controversies, with Tom Chivers and Stuart Ritchie www.thestudiesshowpod.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyScience |
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As if the basic “pro-life vs. pro-choice” issue wasn’t controversial enough, there’s been a decades-long scientific debate on the impact of abortion on mental he... more
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. thinks that seed oils—like sunflower or soybean oil—are causing terrible damage to people’s health. And now he’s the US Health Secretary (wait, what?!) we should probably take him seriously.
In this episode of The Studies Show... more
Whether it’s the 1903 New York Times article that claimed a flying machine was ten million years away, or the record executive who (allegedly) told the Beatles in the early 1960s that guitar bands were on the way out, predictions are hard.
In this e... more
Beginning in 2016, diplomats at the US Embassy in Havana started reporting strange concussion-like symptoms, even though they hadn’t taken a blow to the head. Some claimed they’d been the victim of a mysterious “sonic weapon”, aimed at them from some... more
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the best show on studies with the worst cover art in the history of podcasting.
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Guys, love the podcast! And loved the RFK impersonation I was in stitches
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This podcast engages its listeners with insightful discussions covering a wide range of scientific controversies and research findings. Each episode features hosts who examine topics such as gender identity, antimicrobial resistance, and the integrity of scientific funding, often employing a skeptical lens to explore and critique existing narratives in the field. With a blend of humor and in-depth analysis, the conversations are designed to provoke critical thought and encourage listeners to question commonly accepted beliefs about scientific topics.
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2. Keith Humphries
3. James Morris
4. Pete Etchells
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