Best science Podcasts (Page 11)

Artificial intelligence is already controlling washing machines and translation assistants and helping doctors reach a diagnosis. It is changing our working lives and our leisure time. AI is making our lives easier and, ideally, even better! AI raises expectations, fears and hopes. And it involves risks. It’s all about personal autonomy and freedom, about security as well as sustainability and even global equity.AI between a promising future and a brave new world. Leading AI experts talk about their research field: What can AI already do? How does it learn? And will it outstrip us one day? Everything you need to know about artificial intelligence in a 10-part podcast by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.

Join co-hosts Zack and Katie as they learn about a different topic every week. Real-life couple Zack Radvansky and Kathryn Feeney are two curious individuals who love learning. Although Katie is in her third year of law school and Zack didn't go to college, they never run out of fascinating things to learn about together. In this podcast, every episode Katie challenges Zack to "become an expert" on a totally random topic - but the catch is, he only has 30 minutes to do it. Using the power of the internet, and a little humor and love, Zack and Katie want to prove that no matter who you are, or how much education you have, anyone can learn about anything in the world if they put their mind to it.

गणित में कुछ चीजें जादू जैसी लगती हैं। पॉडभारती के नये पॉडकास्ट शो मैथलॉजिक हम जादूई गणितीय करिश्मों के पीछे छुपे लॉजिक से आपका परिचय करायेंगे। मैथलॉजिक कार्यक्रम बच्चों, अभिभावकों व शिक्षकों पर केंद्रित है। Some things in Mathematics appear like magic. In our show Mathelogic, we introduce you to the logic behind the charisma of magical mathematics. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://parikrama.debashish.com. YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@podbharati

Civilization and the world around us, from the monuments that astound us to the mundane infrastructure that serve us, we rarely think about how it all came together. Welcome to Measured in Metric, where we dive into the stories of the builders, the visionaries, and the influencers that have shaped the world we live in.

Wildlife Weirdos is a podcast about animals! I try to find out all the cool, weird, and interesting things about animals and tell you all about what I found!

Welcome to Chuck Howell’s interview based podcast, where we question issues in culture, society, politics and health with alternative, outlier thinkers who are not afraid to speak truth to power. >> Follow and Subscribe to the Dispatch << Web - https://dissidentdispatch.com | Telegram - https://t.me/dissidentdispatch | Twitter - https://twitter.com/RealDissidents | Substack - https://dissidentdispatch.substack.com | Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dissidentdispatch/

Welcome to British Food, a History: Lent.In his first podcast series, chef, food historian, scientist and blogger, Dr Neil Buttery charts the season of Lent.Over seven episodes, dropping each Sunday throughout Lent (starting 23/02/20), he'll be looking at the special days and customs that crop up over the 40-day fast, assessing it from every angle: the food, the social history, the anthropology and the science. Of course there's a healthy sprinkling of religion in there too. It's a podcast that tells us about why we mark Lent, how we do it and how that all fits into our evolutionary journey.Just how did communities manage to get through it in centuries past? It must have been a grim and gruelling part of the year in miserable Britain. No meat products were permitted and there was little or no fresh produce, given the bleak time of year Lent usually falls.As we move across time, toward the modern day, we’ll see how the strict rules of Lent have changed and slackened as our lives have become less and less gruelling. This may be a good thing, but it means we’ve lost many of our customs, much of our heritage, and – frankly – the point.Throughout the series, Neil will be interviewing all types of people, from bishops to evolutionary biologists, chocolatiers to farmers as well as the great British public.For episode notes, please visit the website (https://britishfoodhistory.com/lent-podcast/)The series is written and presented by Neil Buttery and is produced by Beena Khetani.Made in Manchester by Sonder Radio (https://www.sonderradio.com/)

A podcast about the real science behind your favorite science fiction themes and tropes. Each episode, I choose a recurring topic or two in science fiction, and then dive into how it works in reality. If you ever wanted to learn more about genetics, virtual reality, or space travel - this podcast is for you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sex. It’s such a small word but can cause big issues. That’s why Sex 101 is here to help. Each week Dr. Stormy and Toby answer your questions about sex, intimacy, communication, kinks, toys, and so much more. Sex 101 - The Adult Sex Ed Podcast

Are you anxious about rising sea levels? Do you worry over the fate of polar bears and sea turtles? Do you know where to recycle number 5 plastics (please tell us). If so, you’ve come to the right place. Join Rebecca and friends as they discuss the anxieties, realities and oddities of living in a climate changed world and speak with experts and community members to understand what climate change really means for our communities — and what we can do to help.

Clown World Commentary

Join host, John Fraley, in an exploration of fun aspects of the natural world: interesting bird and wildlife species, other fauna, and flora, much of which we can find on the FVCC Campus. The podcast features interviews with naturalists and wildlife professionals and students doing interesting projects, as well as funny and unusual aspects of nature and wildlife management. Listeners can learn about nature in their own backyard (or campus). John's experience includes hosting a wildlife and nature radio show for more than 20 years on local radio stations KJJR and KALS.

Night Airwaves is a podcast that invites listeners to embark on a journey into the extraordinary. Rooted in the tradition of late-night radio that ventures to the edges of the known and unknown, the show weaves science, culture, and the paranormal into a rich tapestry of conversation and discovery. It serves as a guiding light for those captivated by the mysteries of the universe, the depths of the human experience, and the unexplainable phenomena that stir our imagination.Night Airwaves evokes the nostalgia of crackling radio signals cutting through the stillness of the night—carrying stories of intrigue and wonder to insomniacs, dreamers, and seekers alike. The imagery captures the timeless allure of connection, curiosity, and exploration, setting the stage for thought-provoking and enlightening discussions.Each episode dives deep into topics that balance scientific skepticism with open-minded curiosity, offering listeners an engaging and intellectually stimulating experience. From examining the cultural impact of groundbreaking discoveries to uncovering the science behind legends or exploring the paranormal, Night Airwaves challenges perspectives and invites listeners to think beyond the boundaries of the ordinary.Whether you’re a scientist, storyteller, believer, skeptic, or simply a lover of late-night explorations, Night Airwaves is your portal to the magical intersection of science, humanity, and the mysterious.

Un podcast donde se habla de ciencias y también de Bad Bunny; donde los científicos nos cuentan el detrás de cámaras de su día a día. #ComunicaCiencia