We’re talking about science. But not just any science...
Each episode, journalist Jo Marchant meets researchers who are doing things differently: challenging our assumptions, stretching our minds, and changing how we see the world.
We’ll be pushing boundaries from cosmology and quantum physics to neuroscience, archaeology, ecology… Jo’s guests are asking deep questions, chasing outrageous dreams, ... more
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We’re talking about life, the universe and everything – literally!
My guest is cosmologist Marina Cortês of the University of Lisbon. Marina trained as a dancer before helping to shake up cosmology with some revolutionary ideas about the nature of t... more
Placebo effects are not about expectation, or positive thinking, and you don’t have to believe you’re taking a real drug to feel better. In fact, they are not in your mind at all, but your body.
This is what self-confessed ‘deviant’ Ted Kaptchuk wan... more
This week we’ll be diving into the world of whales - as well as dolphins and other cetaceans - with biologist and filmmaker Tom Mustill, author of the fascinating book How to Speak Whale. I first learned about Tom’s work in 2023 when I attended a tal... more
This week, we're digging into how living creatures – including us – sense and respond to magnetic fields with quantum biologist Margaret Ahmad of the University of Sorbonne in Paris.
For decades, biologists knew about striking examples of species ap... more
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The content centers on exploring unconventional scientific ideas through the lens of insightful interviews with innovative researchers. Topics range from the intricacies of neuroscience and the potential for life on other planets to philosophical inquiries about the nature of intelligence in plants. The discussions often emphasize creativity and open-mindedness in scientific inquiry, inviting listeners to reconsider their understanding of reality and the distinct approaches taken by leading scientists. Unique personal narratives interweave with scientific discourse, revealing the motivations and challenges faced by guests as they push the boundaries of knowledge. This podcast aims to not only inform but also inspire curiosity and wonder abo... more
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