
An irreverent and informative tour of the latest, greatest, and most interesting discoveries in astronomy.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 373 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Natural SciencesComedyScience | |||

Strange and Top are at it again with a deep dive on the physics, psychology, and philosophy of the big questions: is there technologically advanced life out there in the galaxy, and if so, we will ever know? Will we make it out of the solar system, a... more
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The astroquarks examine the oft-asked question of why the Moon sometimes looks huge and other times, not so much, and we take a look at the cool mission to grapple and boost the NASA Swift space telescope into a higher orbit. Plus, new observations r... more
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The takes are indeed hot.
The podcast is good, but I’m really intrigued by Josh’s point of view and enjoy how he breaks everything down for undereducated folks such as myself to understand.
Go science! And keep up the good work!
I can't say I have come across many science podcasts that are both informative and fun -- amazingly this podcast does both and makes me feel connected to important developments in astronomy.
I look forward to this every week, it’s one of my favorites. Jim is hilarious!
I can't say I have come across many science podcasts that are both informative and fun -- amazingly this podcast does both.
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A witty, astronomy-focused show that blends accessible explanations of space news with playful banter among a core group of regulars. Episodes cover exoplanets, black holes, JWST findings, Artemis missions, and other frontier topics, all delivered with curiosity, humor, and peer-level expertise. The format often includes light sponsor reads and banter that fans describe as warm, nerdy, and engaging, making complex science approachable for both enthusiasts and professionals. The show is notable for its chemistry among hosts, the balance of data-rich content with entertaining anecdotes, and its knack for turning deep space topics into casual conversations that still feel informative and credible.
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Walkabout the Galaxy launched 12 years ago and published 373 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Walkabout the Galaxy include:
1. Charm Quirk
2. Audrey Warren
3. Jeff Kluger
4. Trina Ray
5. Brendan Byrne
6. Tracy Becker
7. Cady Coleman
8. Dr. Erika Nesvold
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