
We’re talking about science. But not just any science...
Each episode, journalist Jo Marchant meets researchers who are doing things differently: challenging our assumptions, stretching our minds, and changing how we see the world.
We’ll be pushing boundaries from cosmology and quantum physics to neuroscience, archaeology, ecology… Jo’s guests are asking deep questions, chasing outrageous dreams, ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Since September we've met 16 scientists, in fields from neuroscience and quantum physics to archaeology and ecology, who are asking wild questions, exploring the world in different ways, wondering what if the world isn't how we thought. They've all b... more
What happens if we let go of our expectations about nature – all the things we think it is, or isn’t, or should be – and just… listen?
Our guide into the unknown this week is award-winning sound artist and ecologist David de la Haye. I first met him... more
People have long told stories about the moon’s power, from werewolves shapeshifting by the moon, to the belief that drinking water soaked with moonlight could help women conceive. And monthly rhythms appear across nature, from corals and cacti to gor... more
How does using AI change who we are? Last week on Where the Wild Thoughts Are, we talked about freeing AIs to have their own creative ideas and express their own realities. This week we’re flipping that theme, with philosopher Caterina Moruzzi of Edi... more
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Not many podcasts are able to do what this show does. It asks really provocative questions while being rooted in serious science. Jo Marchant brings the fascinating discoveries of ‘unruly’ research to the surface. Episodes examine everything from plants communicating with signals we might have overlooked to the altruistic behaviors of whales. It’s a fun listen — but also at the cutting edge.
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The podcast focuses on a wide range of scientific topics, exploring innovative research and unique perspectives that challenge conventional understanding. Through conversations with diverse researchers, the content examines areas such as ecology, neuroscience, quantum physics, and archaeology, often incorporating personal stories that highlight the ingenuity and creativity of scientists. Each episode encourages listeners to push their mental boundaries and consider how scientific knowledge can alter the way we perceive the world, ultimately emphasizing the importance of questioning assumptions and embracing curiosity.
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