Podcast Categories: Natural Sciences

A roundtable discussion podcast covering all things esoteric — from Bigfoot to Ghosts, Aliens to Tulpas, and everything between.

My name is Abigail Green and I am so excited that you have decided to tune in to my podcast. I am currently a junior in high school and for as long as I can remember, science has always been my favorite subject throughout school. Growing up in a small beach town fostered my love for learning about nature, our environment, and ways our communities can contribute to it. During sophomore year, it fascinated me when my chemistry teacher taught us about the science of food additives and the chemistry behind how carbohydrates work in the human body. This is where I started to think about the science behind what we put into our bodies and how it affects our health and wellness. After learning about these topics, I decided to go on a personal health journey to improve my own nutrition. Shopping at different farmers’ markets became a hobby for me as I navigated them for the freshest produce I could find. Along with personal changes, I also researched different supplements, diets, and read novels about how simple nutritional changes can protect our bodies from disease. In this podcast, you will find all sorts of topics in nutrition, ranging from studies on probiotic foods to natural remedies! Scientific research is used in each episode to explain how important good nutrition is to keep our bodies healthy and in the best shape to perform daily life tasks. This podcast is for anyone of all ages trying to learn more about overall health, health trends, and wants to either improve their health or spread the information to someone else. I really hope that you enjoy each episode and learn as much as I do. 

Brandon Hofhines founder of Squatchnut.com and Stewart Johnson founder of Squatch Con Idaho have converged and teamed up to create this great podcast for all Sasquatch and Bigfoot inthusiest. But it’s more than that it’s about experiences in the woods that have happened that can’t be explained. They dig deeper with interviews and first person experiences to uncover the truth.

元NASA・理研の研究員が話す1話完結チャンネル。
スナックをつまむかのように聴くだけで宇宙開発の最先端をすぐにキャッチできます。

NASA、理研で宇宙を研究したリョウが
「明日誰かに話したくなる」
そんな宇宙のハナシを1日10分でお届け！

天文学者、宇宙スタートアップCEOら
最前線で活躍するゲストを定期的に迎えて、
生の声もお届けします。

「宇宙」「宇宙人」「天文学」「宇宙ビジネス」「宇宙開発」
一つでも気になったらまずはおひとつどうぞ。

★第3回Japan Podcast Awards “Spotify NEXT クリエイター賞”受賞★
★Apple Podcast日本全体ランキング3位達成★
★Apple Podcast 科学カテゴリー 日本1位達成★
★Spotify 日本全体ランキング最高17位★

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The Broken Science Initiative is calling attention to the current state of modern science. It’s broken. It’s void of validation. Its deductivist approach stimulates results that cannot be replicated and its scientists are stuck in a publish or perish purgatory, finding “significance” at all costs.

On The BSI Podcast, we’re giving listeners access to our bank of lectures, interviews, and other deep-dive conversations exploring the faults of post-modern science.

Robinson Erhardt researches symbolic logic and the foundations of mathematics at Stanford University. Join him in conversations with philosophers, scientists, weightlifters, artists, and everyone in-between.

https://linktr.ee/robinsonerhardt

It’s a strange world. From the basement come Bob & Chad to contemplate it. Beer mandatory.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-basement-hangout–4783268/support.

Season 1 Launches May 4, 2023

Welcome to FieldSound, the official UW College of the Environment podcast. 

Through immersive, narrative storytelling, host Sarah Smith explores the field of environmental science together with researchers at the University of Washington College of the Environment.

Interviews and anecdotes connect listeners to the College’s global impact as guests share stories of their exciting, groundbreaking and influential discoveries. FieldSound entertains and educates listeners while kindling personal connection to the world around them. 

Tune into FieldSound for new episodes each week, and be sure to like, share and subscribe!

Visit environment.uw.edu/podcast