David Deamer joins us to talk about what studying volcanoes can tell us about the planet’s ecosystem.
Read moreIn The Shadow Of The Moon
David Baron joins us to talk about his book, “American Eclipse: A Nation’s Epic Race to Catch the Shadow of the Moon and Win the Glory of the World.”
Read moreAll The Light We Cannot See
Science writer Bob Berman joins us to talk about the many kinds of light we cannot see – how they are crucial for life and how they can kill us if we’re not careful.
Read moreWhere Memories Live In The Mind
Alcino J. Silva of the UCLA Brain Research Institute joins us to talk about the latest research into memory storage.
Read moreBrain Damage And The Future Of Football
Neurologist Jesse Mez joins us to talk about a new study of former NFL player’s brains and what the findings might mean for the future of football.
Read moreHow We Catch Feelings
Science journalist Lee Daniel Kravetz joins us to talk about why we sometimes mimic one another.
Read moreWhat Siri Won’t Tell You
Brian Merchant joins us to talk about how arguably the 21st Century’s most significant piece of technology came to be.
Read moreA Bug’s Life
David MacNeal joins us talk about the world’s bug-lovers – the people who study them and learn how we can benefit from their presence.
Read moreWhy Humans Imagine
Columbia College Chicago professor Stephen Asma joins us to talk about how creativity works in the brain – and about how we can visualize a reality that doesn’t yet exist.
Read moreHow Science Gets Women Wrong
Science journalist Angela Saini joins us to talk about how gender bias has clouded our understanding of women.
Read moreWhat Makes Us Curious
Astrophysicist Mario Livio joins us to talk about our urge to know what we don’t and how our brains are wired to want to learn.
Read moreDue For An Upgrade: Engineering A Better Human Body
Adam Piore joins us to talk about rethinking the limits of our existence, which he writes about in “The Body Builders: Inside the Science of the Engineered Human.”
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