The Science Show
A podcast by ABC listen
313 Episodes
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Authors combine science with popular characters and gripping story lines
Published: 4/09/2021 -
The Science Show celebrates 46 years with Douglas Adams, a pit full of snakes and a memory from the start
Published: 28/08/2021 -
Crazy ants, smart birds and an Aussie space mission
Published: 21/08/2021 -
Electrification coming for runabouts and vale Roger Short
Published: 14/08/2021 -
Slime moulds, soil, Shackleton and snow
Published: 7/08/2021 -
The Science Show - Saturday, August 7
Published: 7/08/2021 -
Drilling beneath volcanoes, reducing the threat of tsunamis, and why the dodo is no more
Published: 31/07/2021 -
Mining minerals with plants and time to supercharge recycling
Published: 24/07/2021 -
Solutions here now for the climate disaster
Published: 17/07/2021 -
Deadly heat hits North America, better steel, and solutions to climate change feature in Australian Museum exhibition
Published: 10/07/2021 -
The simple solution to two big problems — trees
Published: 3/07/2021 -
Spinifex, ticks and the important role of fathers in wild animals
Published: 26/06/2021 -
Biased botanists, a new blue kangaroo paw and playing birds have bigger brains and longer lives
Published: 19/06/2021 -
New ideas about plant conservation, the immense diversity of Ashmore Reef, and how ocean noise could threaten whales and dolphins
Published: 12/06/2021 -
Fears environmental laws to be weakened, burning practices threaten ecosystems and learning from Indigenous knowledge
Published: 5/06/2021 -
Methane 120 times worse than carbon dioxide, plus the changing world for frogs, bees and human relationships
Published: 29/05/2021 -
Alan Turing – thinker ahead of his time
Published: 22/05/2021 -
Professor Roger Short, reproductive biologist
Published: 15/05/2021 -
Botanical tales, tariffs for renewable energy and extracting fossils
Published: 8/05/2021 -
Full-on assault against natural ecosystems
Published: 1/05/2021
The Science Show gives Australians unique insights into the latest scientific research and debate, from the physics of cricket to prime ministerial biorhythms.
