
The KGNU Science Show
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 748 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSocial SciencesNatural Sciences | |||

On today’s show, Beth speaks with award-winning science writer Jennifer Frazer about her upcoming book: The Slime Mold’s Guide to World Domination: A Natural Mystery. The book is a funny natural history of slime molds that’s also a mystery that asks:... more
Elizabeth Holley cc Colorado School of Mines
Critical Earth Minerals Hiding in Plain Site – Colorado School of Mines professor Elizabeth Holley shares how the US could break its dependency on critical earth mineral imports, and lead the world in en... more
Todd Bandhauer with heat pump – cc CSU
Great Steam . . . from a Heat Pump (starts 1:00) Time Magazine named CSU Engineer Todd Bandhauer one of 2025’s top climate innovators. His heat pump makes steam better than fossil fuel steam boilers. Intervi... more
Dust Storm in Texas in the 1930s
Dustbowl Days Today (starts 5:00) Colorado State University grasslands scientist Melinda Smith explains the study she conducted with the grassroots help of nearly 200 scientists around the world. Their research indic... more
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Beth, host of the KGNU - How on Earth podcast, highlights all energy, science, climate and more in this can’t miss podcast! The host and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!
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I discovered this podcast about 6 months ago and have not only listened to every episode since, I have begun downloaded older episodes and listening. Great variety of topics. Knowledgeable hosts and guests. Professionally done podcast. Highly recommended.
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This engaging show explores a broad range of scientific topics, often intersecting with issues of climate change, public health, and social responsibility. Episodes frequently feature expert guests, including scientists, medical professionals, and authors who share their knowledge on emerging research, environmental challenges, and overlooked health issues. Discussions are framed around current events and innovative solutions, appealing to listeners interested in science's impact on society and personal lives. The unique blend of expert insights and relatable discussion makes it an intriguing listen for anyone curious about the convergence of science, health, and advocacy.
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KGNU - How On Earth launched 15 years ago and published 748 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on KGNU - How On Earth include:
1. Jennifer Frazer
2. Elizabeth Holley
3. Dr. Stephanie Mayer
4. Marc Bubbs
5. Dr. Kelsey Johnson
6. Tim McNary
7. Hilary Rosner
8. Perry Romanowski
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