Top Natural Sciences Episodes
Each month the Repod listeners vote on the best Natural Sciences episodes on the month. To contribute to the charts download Repod and like 🧡 your favorite episodes.
The list of the top 10 Natural Sciences episodes for October 2020 is compliled from Repod’s podcast app chart data. The list below is updated monthly, daily Natural Sciences charts can be found inside the app.
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Every Little ThingWhat Sparked That Wildfire?Caller Sadera has a burning question: When there’s a wildfire, how do we figure out what caused it? Fire investigator Paul Steensland tells ELT what he searches for in the burnt landscape, and the clues that can lead him to the cause....
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Flash ForwardDollars For DataToday we travel to a future where you can sell your personal data directly to a company, to get a better deal on a car or a house or a latte. What could go wrong?Guests:
Richie Etwaru — CEO & Cofounder of Hu-manity.co
Sarah Jeong — journalist & lawyer
Abigail Echo-Hawk — Director...
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Girl In Space113: Force Of NatureEpisode 113: Welcome to the Season One finale! In this special hour-long feature, Captain Miles Chen undergoes an unexpected medical procedure, X negotiates a problematic cease-fire, Ra speaks out, and we find out what happens when you damage something you don’t own. As always, thanks for listening, and keep being...
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BirdNoteWhich Species of Bird Sings First in the Morning?The dawn chorus is that time when, just before sunrise, birds begin to sing. One by one, then all together, their voices join to greet the new day. But which bird sings first? The timing of when a bird joins the chorus seems to depend on how well it can...
"Such a simple answer, but I never would have guessed it. "
"Such a simple answer, but I never would have guessed it. "
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GastropodThe Most Dangerous Fruit in AmericaIt's the epitome of summertime: there’s nothing like a cold, juicy slice of red watermelon on a swelteringly hot day. But, once upon a time, watermelons were neither red nor sweet—the wild watermelon has white flesh and a bitter taste. This episode, we scour Egyptian tombs, decaying DNA, and ancient...
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GastropodThis Spud's For YouFried, roasted, mashed, steamed: it's hard to imagine life without the crispy, fluffy comfort blanket of potatoes. But until the late 1500s, no one outside the Americas had ever encountered this terrific tuber, and initially Europeans, particularly peasant farmers, didn't trust it at all. Or did they? This episode, we...
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The Stem Cell PodcastEp. 5: Parkinson’s Disease and Stem CellsIn this episode we do things a little different. Since we both work on Parkinson’s disease we will not be featuring a guest. Instead, we will talk about the etiology of the disease and cover…
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Travis Osterhaus | October 01, 2020
Selecting a new podcast isn't always easy as it depends on the style of the podcast, host, guests, length of the episode, whether it's an interview or a story, an episode or an entire series, topic at hand, and many other factors. You could waste lots of time randomly listening to podcasts or, with the help of the Repod community, explore the best Natural Sciences podcasts as voted upon by the Repod community. Read on to discover podcast recommendations that we've organized by 1) the top episodes and 2) our pick for the top shows.
