Science Podcasts
Podcasts from around the web on science and technology.
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Join hosts Mignon Fogarty and Adam Lowe for Absolute Science -- a podcast that digests the best stories of the week, and highlights the science that makes these stories tick.
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Berkeley Groks Science Show is a science program produced at KALX 90.7 FM in Berkeley, CA in the San Francisco Bay Area, and broadcasted on radio stations across the country. East week, your hosts, Charles Lee and Frank Ling, provide an in-depth look at recent developments in the world of science and technology, and examine the effects of these discoveries on our daily lives. Each episode features an interview with a leading scientist, researcher, or writer discussing stimulating work occurring in their field.
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Once a week for a magic hour, Karl is Live on Air on triple j. It's an hour devoted to the collective exploration of some of the great mysteries of life, such as "why does the water in the shower slow down just when it gets hot?"
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EarthTrends Podcasts are assembled by artists, scientists and activists concerned about global warming. These podcasts are the result of a collaboration between the World Resources Institute, the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, StopGlobalWarming.org and concerned musicians.
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We're not talking dentistry here; FLOSS all about Free Libre Open Source Software. Join hosts Chris DiBona and Leo Laporte every Friday as they talk with the most interesting and important people in the Open Source and Free Software community.
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Your antidote to soundbite science. What I want to accomplish with this web site & podcast is to fill in the missing context for scientific and technical issues reported on elsewhere, and to cover items that get lost in the mass media's rush to deadline.
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Welcome. Sure, you already know all about computer science, physics, mathematics, yadda yadda yadda. But can you explain it to your boss in terms that won't explode his managerial head? More importantly, can you use your big, bulging brains to land dates? No, seriously? Okay, then. Intellectual Icebergs is for you. Join us, semi-weekly-to-monthly, as we explore topics ranging from cryptography and subatomic physics to geek dating tips and partyology.
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MicrobeWorld is a daily, 90-second, syndicated radio feature produced by Finger Lakes Productions International, Ithaca New York. It is produced in cooperation with the American Society for Microbiology, based in Washington, DC. The American Society for Microbiology is the largest single life science society, composed of over 42,000 scientists and health professionals. Its mission is to promote research and research training in the microbiological sciences and to assist communication between scientists, policy makers, and the public to improve health, the environment, and economic well-being.
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Hear highlights of the latest discoveries from the Spitzer Space Telescope.
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Each week Nature publishes a free audio show, presented and produced by Chris Smith and Anna Lacey at the University of Cambridge, UK. Each show features highlights from news and articles published in Nature, including interviews with the people behind the science with in-depth commentary and analysis from journalists covering the research.
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Weekly podcasts covering science news by New Scientist magazine.
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David Corcoran, a science editor, explores the topics addressed in this week's Science Times podcast.
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These are short reports on NOAA science and research. They are in mp3 files for easy downloads to desktop and laptops, as well as mobile devices capable of playing these files. You also can listen to these programs by simply clicking on the link.
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How would 10 top physiciststwo Nobel Prize winners among themdescribe Einstein's equation to curious non-physicists?
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Well, for both broadcasting and for science, simplicity should never be despised. Our program, named after William, consists of a short introduction followed by a scripted talk. Just that, week after week. This program allows thoughtful people to have their say without pesky interviewers interrupting, or someone of opposite views turning the exercise into a joust. There are times when a speaker needs a clear run, some proper control, and this is what Ockham's Razor provides. Presented by the Science Show's Robyn Williams, Ockham's Razor broadcast on Sunday at 8.45am, repeated Wednesday at 9.45pm, on Radio National, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's national radio network of ideas.
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