Podcast Categories: Science

¿Qué, un shot? Por qué no… Eso servimos acá. Conversaciones sabrosas y parchadas, con ciencia de la buena: rigurosa y crítica. En Shots de Ciencia nos encanta contar historias y qué mejor forma de hacerlo que a través de los sonidos y la ciencia.

Curators Matthew Carrano and Gene Hunt at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History lead a tour of the museum’s famous paleontology halls. This podcast describes the halls as you’ve never seen them – through the eyes of the scientists who find and study fossils firsthand. “Forensic Paleontology” is a seven-stop exploration, plus an introduction, on how scientists learn about how ancient animals lived, died, and became fossils. Every stop includes a photo of each specimen and a map of its location, so you can follow the tour in the order it was created, or mix-and-match to your tastes.

Let us know how you liked the tour – or send us suggestions for more – on twitter at @NMNH.

This series contains “broadcast ready” CDC Public Service Announcements (PSAs) that radio stations and others can download and use.

Potions Class is a weekly podcast delivering to you a deep dive on easily absorbable topics related to science fields such as health, medicine, research, and development hosted by NIH Post-bacc, Elliot Lowe. Expect thorough research from the “Potions Class” team, as they dig into studies from scientists and experts who have gone before them.

The Difference Makers is about people who change the world. Some do it with historic breakthroughs, others with simple acts of kindness. All are driven by a deep desire to enrich the lives of those around them.