Recent Episodes
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Weight loss jabs, COP29, and Brainy birds
Nov 17, 2024 – 51:03 -
Smartphones, Black holes, and Pompeii
Nov 10, 2024 – 51:52 -
Election interference, Mpox, and A lost city
Nov 3, 2024 – 51:34 -
Cancer, Clock changes, Life on Jupiter?
Oct 27, 2024 – 51:35 -
Vegan diets, New forms of insulin, and Meteor origins
Oct 20, 2024 – 51:22 -
Brain injuries, Man-eating lions, and the Nobel Prize
Oct 13, 2024 – 52:05 -
Lockdown legacy, Brian Cox, Electric car espionage?
Oct 6, 2024 – 51:10 -
Fruity vapes, Ancient cheese, and Cancer vaccines
Sep 29, 2024 – 51:35 -
Engineering new solutions to climate change
Sep 22, 2024 – 51:30 -
COVID-19 lockdowns, nuclear waste and puffins
Sep 15, 2024 – 52:10 -
Digging up new uses for old mines
Sep 8, 2024 – 51:55 -
Mpox, smoking and the ISS
Sep 1, 2024 – 51:43 -
Is there a link between some cosmetics and cancer?
Aug 25, 2024 – 52:11 -
Mpox, Clever Horses, and Circadian Rhythms
Aug 18, 2024 – 51:20 -
Aliens, Dark Energy and Brian Schmidt
Aug 11, 2024 – 50:50 -
Bird flu, fog harvesting and dark matter
Aug 4, 2024 – 51:16 -
Extreme athletic performance
Jul 28, 2024 – 50:57 -
Why do seagulls try to steal your chips?
Jul 21, 2024 – 51:18 -
Covid app findings, AI writing, and brainy birds
Jul 14, 2024 – 56:01 -
Long Covid, Mosquitos and Formula 1
Jul 7, 2024 – 51:45 -
Titans of Science: Geoffrey Hinton
Jun 30, 2024 – 51:18 -
E. coli, DNA sniffing, and tracking trees
Jun 23, 2024 – 51:11 -
Mini-guts, the universe as a bagel, gambling addiction
Jun 16, 2024 – 52:19 -
Neurological diseases, carbon dioxide and dark matter
Jun 9, 2024 – 51:27 -
Genetically modified mosquitos, and is the AI bubble about to burst?
Jun 2, 2024 – 51:06 -
5 Live Science Podcast 26th May
May 26, 2024 – 51:44 -
The Science of Language
May 19, 2024 – 52:14 -
Scientists find their first rocky planet with an atmosphere
May 12, 2024 – 51:11 -
Zero Gravity
May 5, 2024 – 51:48 -
ADHD, sinking cities, and cleaning up oil spills
Apr 28, 2024 – 51:28 -
Smoking and vaping controls, the remains of the largest sea reptile, volcanic ash and jet engines and food production
Apr 21, 2024 – 50:24 -
Artificial platelets, Bonobos and a tribute to Peter Higgs
Apr 14, 2024 – 51:00 -
Belly fat, BRCA gene and synthetic opioids
Apr 7, 2024 – 43:44 -
Why whooping cough cases are surging and looking for life on Europa
Mar 24, 2024 – 53:44 -
COVID-19, 4 years on.
Mar 15, 2024 – 52:02 -
Cyber Crimes in Cyber Times
Mar 10, 2024 – 53:01 -
The gene that turns Labradors into gluttons, migratory birds and the oldest known dead galaxy.
Mar 10, 2024 – 52:27 -
Lithium batteries, human tails and the science behind potholes
Mar 3, 2024 – 52:54 -
Whale songs, fake fossils and "Forever Chemicals"
Feb 25, 2024 – 52:41 -
Dengue fever, sense of humour and fish skin
Feb 18, 2024 – 53:57 -
Blueberries, cancer waiting lists and assisted dying
Feb 11, 2024 – 53:33 -
Elon Musk's brain implants and the science of shipping
Feb 4, 2024 – 52:37 -
Retinas, biological cells and pond skater insects.
Jan 28, 2024 – 52:08 -
The Black Death, wine measures and pot holes
Jan 21, 2024 – 53:08 -
Titans of Science: Professor Deborah Prentice
Jan 14, 2024 – 52:12 -
Measles, Terror Chatbots and the Microbiome
Jan 7, 2024 – 52:38 -
Quantum Leap
Dec 31, 2023 – 52:33 -
Christmas science stories and computer games
Dec 24, 2023 – 52:05 -
Titans of Science: Chris Hadfield
Dec 17, 2023 – 52:45 -
Covid Inquiry, fossilised trees in the Fens, and getting Britons moving
Dec 10, 2023 – 52:47
Recent Reviews
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yoga.ahaExcellent InterviewsThe interview with Dr. Fauci is especially good, very objective, well done.
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haidozoInterviewing Anthony Fauci is irresponsibleThe framing and glad-handling of the Fauci interview was inexcusable. Ask the man why he ROUTINELY made up “facts”, switched his positions on masking and vaccination based on public perception, and just generally lied and misrepresented knowledge throughout the pandemic. I unsubscribed from this show because of this interview.
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trying2BrationalOk! My Favorite Podcast!!Where else can one get such great information, science, interesting discussions, humor, and clever reaprtee? I challenge you to find it all in one place. So just subscribe here and enjoy getting a better brain. X
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annereinsExcellent science podThis is a wonderful pod. Highly recommended.
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MozartoperamanAnnouncer‘s voice is incomprehensibleMicrophone of moderator needs to be adjusted. The voice pitch is piercing and incomprehensible to this native English speaker.
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Jdw alaskaJDWGreat podcast. Dedicated team
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Saj in nygreat science podcastgreat science podcast
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Davo91Great podcast! Love every episode of it.Great podcast! Love every episode of it.
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Paul KeresToo many cheap jokesThe moderator thinks that he is so funny, but he should keep most of the jokes to himself. The explanations by the experts are very interesting, but he keeps making stupid comments. It is ok to make a joke a two, three or may be four times during a program, but he must be doing like ten or more.
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amelehWould give this 6 stars.Funny, smart, interesting, often sweet.
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Dave in ColumbusAlways fun, never dull...Dr. Karl is always a fun listen. Unlike other science podcasts, it's never dull. His healthy skepticism cuts through the B.S., and with a sense of humor. His enthusiasm for knowledge is catching.
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El Jefe 53Science at a personal level.Dr Karl doesn't always get it right but he is often pretty close and always entertaining.
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KBR1000The bestWho wouldn't want to spend an hour or so listening to Dr Karl?
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TJF3030Make Yourself Smarter!Doctor Karl doesn't know everything, and he is openly willing to admit that. If he doesn't know the answer to a question he says just that, so you can be assured that he isn't simply making answers up! I also really like the way that Dr. Karl and the host "Dr." Rod interact with each other and the callers-- very professional and fun at the same time. I listen to every podcast Dr. Karl releases (also check out his podcast from triple J)
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weetbixDr Karl and the Naked Scientists? HEAVEN!I've been looking for more stuff on Dr Karl, since the JJJ weekly show for 1 hour just isnt enough. Bring on the Dr Karl tangent - you never know what you might learn. With these scientists uniting, you know this podcast will be great!
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incognito82Informative and funnyThis is my favorite Brit podcast. We the Americans should really learn from Dr. Karl's program and the rest of BBC podcast programs re: how to make the program informative, honest and funny. Awesome show.
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M5MPowerGreatI love the show. Dr. Karl and Rhod are great personalities. As a bonus, sometimes they are joined by Dr. Chris Smith from the Naked Scientist. I would recommend this to anyone who has a curiosity for the sciences.
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Rick CaneSuperbInteresting and informative. The hosts have great personality. If you like science you'll love this!
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WilberttGotta Love KarlI fall asleep to this podcast. It's really interesting, and his voice lulls you to sleep
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chelseagirl19I ADORE his program!I ADORE his program!
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MelitsaLaugh a minute!We love to listen over dinner. The science is spot on and the callers can be very amusing- guess it's the late hour. Brings a little bit of Australia and Britain into my home. Ask everyday questions and Dr Karl gives a great clear answer. Great format.
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