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There's More to That

Smithsonian Magazine
West African Cuisine
Sojourner Truth
Dakar NOLA
Smithsonian Magazine
Fine Dining
Southern Cuisine
Abolitionism
Women's Suffrage
Senegal
Jollof Rice
African Diaspora
Total Solar Eclipse
Civil War
Black History Month
Women's History Month
Joan Baez
Abraham Lincoln
James Beard Award
Leopold and Loeb
Oppenheimer

Smithsonian magazine covers history, science and culture in the way only it can — through a lens on the world that is insightful and grounded in richly reported stories. On There's More to That, meet the magazine's journalists and hear how they discover the forces behind the biggest issues of our time. Every two weeks, There’s More to That will give curious listeners a fresh understanding of the w... more

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We have launched all manner of satellite and machinery into low-Earth orbit. But what goes up must come down. Most often, these items burn up in the atmosphere upon re-entry, which isn’t good for air quality or the ozone layer.

But not everything in... more

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Beneath the waters of the Great Lakes, thousands of shipwrecks, hulking carcasses of a bygone era, have been hiding for generations, just waiting to be revealed. Once someone stumbles upon one of these sunken treasures in Lake Michigan or Lake Superi... more

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Half a century ago, on an unseasonably warm fall day, the freighter SS Edmund Fitzgerald set off from the western edge of  Lake Superior with a cargo full of iron ore. Within hours, a ferocious storm gathered in strength, ultimately producing 50-foot... more

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The skies above us are filled with legions of migrating birds, bats, bugs and microbes. And yet we know little about their movements and intentions, mostly because this ethereal world has largely been inaccessible for research. But new technologies a... more

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Recent Guests

Samantha Lawler
Astronomer at the University of Regina
University of Regina
Episode: The Astronomical Problem of Space Junk
Dan Falk
Science journalist who covers topics related to space.
Smithsonian Magazine
Episode: The Astronomical Problem of Space Junk
John U. Bacon
Author of 'The Gales of November, The Untold Story of the Edmund Fitzgerald'
Episode: The ‘Edmund Fitzgerald’ Sank Half a Century Ago. We’re Still Fascinated.
Samantha Baskind
Art historian and expert in the history of comics, particularly Superman
Cleveland State University
Episode: How Superman Became a Character for the Ages
Riley Black
Science journalist who often writes about dinosaurs for Smithsonian Magazine
Smithsonian Magazine
Episode: The Truth About the Sex Lives of Dinosaurs
Jo Marchant
British writer and frequent contributor to Smithsonian magazine, author of The Human Cosmos.
Smithsonian magazine
Episode: Why Auroras Are Suddenly Everywhere All at Once
Carlyn Kranking
Digital science editor at Smithsonian Magazine.
Smithsonian Magazine
Episode: Why Auroras Are Suddenly Everywhere All at Once
Isabella Dalla Ragione
Agronomist and fruit detective specializing in historical fruit varieties
Episode: How to Use Renaissance Paintings to Improve the Farming of Tomorrow
Mark Schapiro
Journalist and author teaching at UC Berkeley, with a focus on climate change and biodiversity
Episode: How to Use Renaissance Paintings to Improve the Farming of Tomorrow

Host

Ari Daniel
Independent science journalist with experience in conservation and documentary storytelling; has reported globally and has a background in marine life research.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 171 ratings
  • More than expected

    Makes me interested in subjects i never found of interest before. In that sense, curiously expansive. Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    alaleian
    United States21 days ago
  • Excellent podcast!

    Just what you'd expect from Smithsonian Magazine: interesting topics, presented with accuracy, intelligence, and just enough depth, without getting too much into the weeds. Love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RAKGB
    United States2 months ago
  • Not boring

    Glad I found this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Betsyis12
    Canada3 months ago
  • Not the Whole Story

    The episode about “Manhunt “ should have pointed out that critics universally panned the Apple series. The casting was awful and the acting even worse. It also played loosely with the facts.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    21stPaCav
    United States2 years ago
  • So good!

    I’m loving this podcast so far - it’s really nicely produced, and I’m learning so much!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bsloths
    United States2 years ago

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Reviews often note the interesting mix of history and science, making it enjoyable for those with a broad range of interests.
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The ‘Edmund Fitzgerald’ Sank Half a Century Ago. We’re Still Fascinated.
Q: Why has the sinking of The Edmund Fitzgerald been such a big deal?
The song by Gordon Lightfoot kept it alive, and the tragedy incorporated into American culture increased its prominence.
The ‘Edmund Fitzgerald’ Sank Half a Century Ago. We’re Still Fascinated.
Q: Can you describe the Great Lakes in 1975, their importance economically and how they were being used by ships for transporting goods?
Ships are three times more efficient than trains, making them the preferred method of transporting raw materials from the North to factories in the South.
Birds, Bats and Bugs: The Teeming World Above Our Heads
Q: Dustin, why is it that the Tribute in Light presents such a challenge for birds?
The lights disrupt the dark night sky that birds use for navigation during migration, pulling them in and causing disorientation.
A Chance for Healing, 170 Years After a Lakota Massacre
Q: What does it mean for each of you to have these belongings back home in the care of your community?
It means healing and a step towards learning who we are as a people and restoring dignity.
A Chance for Healing, 170 Years After a Lakota Massacre
Q: And what do you hope that having them back will mean?
It means truth, forgiveness, and a restoration of our Lakota ways, helping our people to see and learn about ourselves.

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Exploring the intricate interconnections between history, science, and culture, insightful stories unfold with each episode, offering listeners a deeper understanding of significant contemporary topics. With a strong emphasis on robust journalism, engaging dialogues feature journalists and experts sharing tales that illuminate the forces driving major global issues. The podcast's unique approach and diverse range of subjects not only captivate casual listeners but also engage those with a deeper curiosity about the complexities of the world around them.

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2. Dan Falk
3. John U. Bacon
4. Samantha Baskind
5. Riley Black
6. Jo Marchant
7. Carlyn Kranking
8. Isabella Dalla Ragione

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