Science Quickly Podcast With Rachel Feltman

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Science Quickly Podcast With Rachel Feltman

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The untold science and drama of Lewis and Clark’s expedition | Science Quickly Podcast25:05

The untold science and drama of Lewis and Clark’s expedition | Science Quickly Podcast

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The science books you NEED to read this summer | Science Quickly Podcast13:12

The science books you NEED to read this summer | Science Quickly Podcast

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Your summer reading list starts here | Science Quickly Podcast10:40

Your summer reading list starts here | Science Quickly Podcast

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Are we too afraid of the sun? | Science Quickly Podcast16:26

Are we too afraid of the sun? | Science Quickly Podcast

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Ebola update, World Cup heat risks, dad brains11:56

Ebola update, World Cup heat risks, dad brains

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How common viruses could quietly raise your cancer risk | Science Quickly Podcast14:20

How common viruses could quietly raise your cancer risk | Science Quickly Podcast

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This young neuroscientist is challenging what we know about learning18:08

This young neuroscientist is challenging what we know about learning

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She got a C- in her first college physics class. Today, she studies black holes at NASA.21:36

She got a C- in her first college physics class. Today, she studies black holes at NASA.

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Disclosure Day raises a big question: How do you talk to aliens?11:10

Disclosure Day raises a big question: How do you talk to aliens?

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The surprising science behind the 2026 World Cup grass | Science Quickly Podcast16:18

The surprising science behind the 2026 World Cup grass | Science Quickly Podcast

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World Cup kicks off under health watch as AI heats up | Science Quickly Podcast8:01

World Cup kicks off under health watch as AI heats up | Science Quickly Podcast

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You’ve been lied to about PCOS. Its new name tries to correct that14:44

You’ve been lied to about PCOS. Its new name tries to correct that

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The math behind your daily annoyances | Science Quickly Podcast11:47

The math behind your daily annoyances | Science Quickly Podcast

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Why this Ebola outbreak is so different | Science Quickly Podcast10:37

Why this Ebola outbreak is so different | Science Quickly Podcast

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You think you’re using your phone. It’s using you back | Science Quickly Podcast22:38

You think you’re using your phone. It’s using you back | Science Quickly Podcast

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Are humans really selfish? Rewriting the rules of civilization17:15

Are humans really selfish? Rewriting the rules of civilization

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AI told some people they may have ‘bixonimania.’ The disease doesn’t exist13:27

AI told some people they may have ‘bixonimania.’ The disease doesn’t exist

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The surprising case for nuclear energy on the moon | Science Quickly Podcast15:35

The surprising case for nuclear energy on the moon | Science Quickly Podcast

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Hantavirus update, PCOS name change, ‘cheeky’ fish behavior10:29

Hantavirus update, PCOS name change, ‘cheeky’ fish behavior

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Why Black women face a silent health crisis | Science Quickly Podcast14:44

Why Black women face a silent health crisis | Science Quickly Podcast

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Do you actually need more protein? What the science says | Science Quickly Podcast15:11

Do you actually need more protein? What the science says | Science Quickly Podcast

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Hantavirus at sea, microplastics, and the Alaska tsunami mystery | Science Quickly Podcast11:36

Hantavirus at sea, microplastics, and the Alaska tsunami mystery | Science Quickly Podcast

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The truth about peptides that social media won’t tell you19:12

The truth about peptides that social media won’t tell you

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He let AI agents run a start-up—and things got weird fast | Science Quickly Podcast22:22

He let AI agents run a start-up—and things got weird fast | Science Quickly Podcast

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Scorpion stingers, preeclampsia hope, canceled wind farms | Science Quickly Podcast11:43

Scorpion stingers, preeclampsia hope, canceled wind farms | Science Quickly Podcast

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The science of psychedelic therapy | Science Quickly Podcast16:59

The science of psychedelic therapy | Science Quickly Podcast

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Chanda Prescod‑Weinstein on physics, poetry and pop culture | Science Quickly Podcast22:26

Chanda Prescod‑Weinstein on physics, poetry and pop culture | Science Quickly Podcast

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NASA Curiosity, suicide hotline hope, AI voice clone | Science Quickly Podcast7:53

NASA Curiosity, suicide hotline hope, AI voice clone | Science Quickly Podcast

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The wildlife trade may be speeding up the next pandemic | Science Quickly Podcast15:02

The wildlife trade may be speeding up the next pandemic | Science Quickly Podcast

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Earth Day special: How to save the planet (again) | Science Quickly Podcast20:33

Earth Day special: How to save the planet (again) | Science Quickly Podcast

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‘Cocaine hippos,’ faster aging with HIV and the hidden dangers of inflammation9:49

‘Cocaine hippos,’ faster aging with HIV and the hidden dangers of inflammation

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What ‘Project Hail Mary’ author Andy Weir wants to ask an alien11:07

What ‘Project Hail Mary’ author Andy Weir wants to ask an alien

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Why birds were the only dinosaurs to survive Earth’s worst day | Science Quickly Podcast17:47

Why birds were the only dinosaurs to survive Earth’s worst day | Science Quickly Podcast

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When science meets Pokémon | Science Quickly Podcast16:11

When science meets Pokémon | Science Quickly Podcast

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Artemis II returned safely from the moon—but was it worth it? | Science Quickly Podcast23:48

Artemis II returned safely from the moon—but was it worth it? | Science Quickly Podcast

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Alexis Hall turns Moby-Dick into a wild sci‑fi adventure | Science Quickly Podcast19:53

Alexis Hall turns Moby-Dick into a wild sci‑fi adventure | Science Quickly Podcast

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Why measles is back — And who's really at risk13:40

Why measles is back — And who's really at risk

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Snowpack crisis, Artemis II, endangered species and oil | Science Quickly Podcast10:32

Snowpack crisis, Artemis II, endangered species and oil | Science Quickly Podcast

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Why NASA’s Going Back to the Moon | Science Quickly Podcast18:33

Why NASA’s Going Back to the Moon | Science Quickly Podcast

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The chin is an evolutionary puzzle. Researchers may have finally solved it.11:44

The chin is an evolutionary puzzle. Researchers may have finally solved it.

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NASA’s nuclear spacecraft, Iran climate fallout & a new Lyme vaccine | Science Quickly Podcast9:44

NASA’s nuclear spacecraft, Iran climate fallout & a new Lyme vaccine | Science Quickly Podcast

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You’ve been lied to about pain—here’s the truth | Science Quickly Podcast20:16

You’ve been lied to about pain—here’s the truth | Science Quickly Podcast

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Can AI do math, or does it just act like a calculator? | Science Quickly Podcast15:10

Can AI do math, or does it just act like a calculator? | Science Quickly Podcast

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Heat dome, legal win for vaccines, lead-tainted clothes | Science Quickly Podcast10:35

Heat dome, legal win for vaccines, lead-tainted clothes | Science Quickly Podcast

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Inside the turmoil at the CDC | Science Quickly Podcast12:48

Inside the turmoil at the CDC | Science Quickly Podcast

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GLP-1 drugs are entering a new chapter | Science Quickly Podcast14:25

GLP-1 drugs are entering a new chapter | Science Quickly Podcast

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Nuclear doubts, bigger hail, and new clues about aging brains | Science Quickly Podcast10:06

Nuclear doubts, bigger hail, and new clues about aging brains | Science Quickly Podcast

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How RFK, Jr.’s beliefs echo a troubling ideology | Science Quickly Podcast28:55

How RFK, Jr.’s beliefs echo a troubling ideology | Science Quickly Podcast

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The Traitors and the science of sneaky lies | Science Quickly podcast12:39

The Traitors and the science of sneaky lies | Science Quickly podcast

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Measles outbreak, AI in warfare, sped-up global warming | Science Quickly Podcast11:24

Measles outbreak, AI in warfare, sped-up global warming | Science Quickly Podcast

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Author Michael Pollan's urgent warning about AI, social media & your mind | Science Quickly Podcast25:03

Author Michael Pollan's urgent warning about AI, social media & your mind | Science Quickly Podcast

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This tech journalist achieved hot dog eating glory—by hacking AI18:17

This tech journalist achieved hot dog eating glory—by hacking AI

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Women’s heart health, Artemis update, postbirthing vitamins for reindeer | Science Quickly Podcast11:01

Women’s heart health, Artemis update, postbirthing vitamins for reindeer | Science Quickly Podcast

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A teen, an algorithm and the race to stop poaching | Science Quickly Podcast20:31

A teen, an algorithm and the race to stop poaching | Science Quickly Podcast

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The science behind polyamory | Science Quickly Podcast14:00

The science behind polyamory | Science Quickly Podcast

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This week in science: Dinosaur discovery, vaccine shake-ups and dirty air risks10:03

This week in science: Dinosaur discovery, vaccine shake-ups and dirty air risks

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The mysterious physics of ice skating14:27

The mysterious physics of ice skating

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Can AI keep Alzheimer’s patients safe at home? | Science Quickly Podcast17:33

Can AI keep Alzheimer’s patients safe at home? | Science Quickly Podcast

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Trump’s climate rollback, this wild winter and ‘Penisgate’ | Science Quickly Podcast10:29

Trump’s climate rollback, this wild winter and ‘Penisgate’ | Science Quickly Podcast

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The evolutionary riddle of kissing | Science Quickly13:48

The evolutionary riddle of kissing | Science Quickly

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Inside the Russian dialect coaching behind Heated Rivalry16:33

Inside the Russian dialect coaching behind Heated Rivalry

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Rhythm babies, rocket delays, solar fireworks | Science Quickly Podcast10:57

Rhythm babies, rocket delays, solar fireworks | Science Quickly Podcast

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Psychiatry’s playbook is about to get torn up16:11

Psychiatry’s playbook is about to get torn up

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The curious case of the nonburpers | Science Quickly Podcast16:17

The curious case of the nonburpers | Science Quickly Podcast

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A new AI tool to decode DNA, a medical marvel and a rebel lipstick vine | Science Quickly Podcast10:19

A new AI tool to decode DNA, a medical marvel and a rebel lipstick vine | Science Quickly Podcast

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The hidden genius behind nonreflective glass | Science Quickly Podcast"14:01

The hidden genius behind nonreflective glass | Science Quickly Podcast"

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Want to smell more attractive? Try these foods | Science Quickly Podcast11:38

Want to smell more attractive? Try these foods | Science Quickly Podcast

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A historic moon mission, AI that helps restore stroke patients’ voice and the oldest known cave art10:07

A historic moon mission, AI that helps restore stroke patients’ voice and the oldest known cave art

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The quest for Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA | Science Quickly podcast17:19

The quest for Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA | Science Quickly podcast

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Can science explain consciousness? | Science Quickly Podcast17:08

Can science explain consciousness? | Science Quickly Podcast

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EPA weakens air pollution rules, cancer survival soars, and NASA evacuates astronauts9:59

EPA weakens air pollution rules, cancer survival soars, and NASA evacuates astronauts

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How Venezuela’s heavy crude shapes climate risks | Science Quickly podcast17:20

How Venezuela’s heavy crude shapes climate risks | Science Quickly podcast

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The great seed oil panic | Science Quickly podcast16:06

The great seed oil panic | Science Quickly podcast

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Woodpeckers rock the lab, AI steps out of the chat box, flu hits hard | Science Quickly podcast9:49

Woodpeckers rock the lab, AI steps out of the chat box, flu hits hard | Science Quickly podcast

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Weighing the good and bad of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs | Science Quickly podcast21:04

Weighing the good and bad of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs | Science Quickly podcast

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America’s children face a new era of health risk | Science Quickly podcast13:22

America’s children face a new era of health risk | Science Quickly podcast

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How to make your new year’s resolutions stick | Science Quickly podcast15:42

How to make your new year’s resolutions stick | Science Quickly podcast

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The quest for climate-ready Christmas trees | Science Quickly podcast12:26

The quest for climate-ready Christmas trees | Science Quickly podcast

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2025: the year science was shaken | Science Quickly podcast17:01

2025: the year science was shaken | Science Quickly podcast

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The Hidden Voices of Monk Seals | Science Quickly Podcast19:44

The Hidden Voices of Monk Seals | Science Quickly Podcast

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Inside the struggle to save an orca community | Science Quickly podcast10:06

Inside the struggle to save an orca community | Science Quickly podcast

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Hobbit disappearance explained, second-hottest year looms, new Mpox variant found8:55

Hobbit disappearance explained, second-hottest year looms, new Mpox variant found

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Tech author Karen Hao: 'The Sam Altmans of the world are going to be fine' | Science Quickly podcast28:53

Tech author Karen Hao: 'The Sam Altmans of the world are going to be fine' | Science Quickly podcast

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One of the most important rocks in history may be stuck on Mars15:13

One of the most important rocks in history may be stuck on Mars

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CDC Vaccine Panel, Satellite Light Pollution, Puppy Power | Science Quickly Podcast8:34

CDC Vaccine Panel, Satellite Light Pollution, Puppy Power | Science Quickly Podcast

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New hope for treating postpartum depression? | Science Quickly podcast13:41

New hope for treating postpartum depression? | Science Quickly podcast

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SciAm’s top books of the year—the reads every science nerd needs! | Science Quickly Podcast10:45

SciAm’s top books of the year—the reads every science nerd needs! | Science Quickly Podcast

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Thanksgiving’s iconic bird is thriving again in the wild | Science Quickly Podcast14:43

Thanksgiving’s iconic bird is thriving again in the wild | Science Quickly Podcast

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Tamer raccoons, COP30 recap, new fluoride research | Science Quickly Podcast8:15

Tamer raccoons, COP30 recap, new fluoride research | Science Quickly Podcast

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Trillions of these live in the ocean--and you've never seen one this close | SQ Video Podcast22:23

Trillions of these live in the ocean--and you've never seen one this close | SQ Video Podcast

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Gut health tips for the holidays | Science Quickly Podcast15:43

Gut health tips for the holidays | Science Quickly Podcast

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The digital time capsule that survived for 20 years | Science Quickly Podcast12:51

The digital time capsule that survived for 20 years | Science Quickly Podcast

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Can vaccines help defeat cancer? | Science Quickly Podcast20:50

Can vaccines help defeat cancer? | Science Quickly Podcast

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Can AI ease the pain of loss? | Science Quickly Podcast11:56

Can AI ease the pain of loss? | Science Quickly Podcast

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Why some foods gross us out | Science Quickly Podcast11:29

Why some foods gross us out | Science Quickly Podcast

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The science of headaches | Science Quickly Podcast13:52

The science of headaches | Science Quickly Podcast

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Defiance can be a virtue | Science Quickly Podcast15:27

Defiance can be a virtue | Science Quickly Podcast

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How Hurricane Melissa became a meteorologic monster | Science Quickly Podcast11:01

How Hurricane Melissa became a meteorologic monster | Science Quickly Podcast

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How to trick-or-treat your gut | Science Quickly Podcast7:42

How to trick-or-treat your gut | Science Quickly Podcast

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How TikTok’s algorithm could shift with a U.S. spin-off | Science Quickly Podcast13:21

How TikTok’s algorithm could shift with a U.S. spin-off | Science Quickly Podcast

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Mosquitoes invade Iceland, Earth darkens, bird flu returns | Science Quickly Podcast8:50

Mosquitoes invade Iceland, Earth darkens, bird flu returns | Science Quickly Podcast

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Why medication dafety in pregnancy is still a mystery | Science Quickly Podcast11:15

Why medication dafety in pregnancy is still a mystery | Science Quickly Podcast

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The science of a convincing sorry | Science Quickly Podcast10:02

The science of a convincing sorry | Science Quickly Podcast

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Superbugs Surge, Chikungunya hits Long Island, satellites leak data | Science Quickly Podcast7:38

Superbugs Surge, Chikungunya hits Long Island, satellites leak data | Science Quickly Podcast

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Sordid mystery of a Somalian meteorite smuggled into China | Science Quickly Podcast16:39

Sordid mystery of a Somalian meteorite smuggled into China | Science Quickly Podcast

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This surgeon explains the alarming rise of lung cancer in nonsmoking women | SQ Video Podcast14:25

This surgeon explains the alarming rise of lung cancer in nonsmoking women | SQ Video Podcast

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Nobel prizes, COVID Vaccine updates, malnutrition in Gaza | Science Quickly Podcast7:26

Nobel prizes, COVID Vaccine updates, malnutrition in Gaza | Science Quickly Podcast

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What's it like to be the President's doctor? Jeffrey Kuhlman knows | Science Quickly Podcast18:47

What's it like to be the President's doctor? Jeffrey Kuhlman knows | Science Quickly Podcast

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Astronaut-turned-author Chris Hadfield on his space thriller | Science Quickly Video Podcast8:43

Astronaut-turned-author Chris Hadfield on his space thriller | Science Quickly Video Podcast

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Enceladus’s alien ocean, the flavor of flu | Science Quickly Podcast8:33

Enceladus’s alien ocean, the flavor of flu | Science Quickly Podcast

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This Room lets you HEAR your nervous system | Science Quickly Video Podcast19:34

This Room lets you HEAR your nervous system | Science Quickly Video Podcast

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What’s driving experts away from the CDC? | Science Quickly Podcast15:14

What’s driving experts away from the CDC? | Science Quickly Podcast

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Tylenol and autism, a Shark Threesome | Science Quickly Podcast11:01

Tylenol and autism, a Shark Threesome | Science Quickly Podcast

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This dead composer's ‘brain’ still makes music | Science Quickly Podcast24:11

This dead composer's ‘brain’ still makes music | Science Quickly Podcast

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Author Mary Roach on the science of swapping body parts | Science Quickly Podcast9:51

Author Mary Roach on the science of swapping body parts | Science Quickly Podcast

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Brain injury warnings, boozy chimps | Science Quickly Podcast9:35

Brain injury warnings, boozy chimps | Science Quickly Podcast

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All about ALGOSPEAK feat. @etymology_nerd  | Science Quickly Video Podcast25:41

All about ALGOSPEAK feat. @etymology_nerd | Science Quickly Video Podcast

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Your microbiome could affect your mood and mental health | Science Quickly Podcast12:12

Your microbiome could affect your mood and mental health | Science Quickly Podcast

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Kissing bugs, koalas, clues to life on Mars | Science Quickly Podcast8:23

Kissing bugs, koalas, clues to life on Mars | Science Quickly Podcast

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Your brain creates your reality. This neuroscientist explains how | Science Quickly Podcast14:23

Your brain creates your reality. This neuroscientist explains how | Science Quickly Podcast

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This tick could give you a meat allergy. Seriously | Science Quickly Podcast12:55

This tick could give you a meat allergy. Seriously | Science Quickly Podcast

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Mars is...lumpy inside? Mammoth microbiomes | Science Quickly Podcast8:31

Mars is...lumpy inside? Mammoth microbiomes | Science Quickly Podcast

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Hurricane forecasting 101 | Science Quickly Podcast11:52

Hurricane forecasting 101 | Science Quickly Podcast

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Katrina was predicted: Revisiting warning signs 20 years later | Science Quickly Podcast22:10

Katrina was predicted: Revisiting warning signs 20 years later | Science Quickly Podcast

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The deep sea’s mysterious oxygen source | Science Quickly Podcast16:49

The deep sea’s mysterious oxygen source | Science Quickly Podcast

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Science’s Greatest 180s | Science Quickly Podcast6:50

Science’s Greatest 180s | Science Quickly Podcast

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Could peanut allergies be cured? | Science Quickly Podcast19:15

Could peanut allergies be cured? | Science Quickly Podcast

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What can nature teach us about sex and gender? | Science Quickly Podcast14:03

What can nature teach us about sex and gender? | Science Quickly Podcast

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Glacial outbursts, chikungunya outbreak, and a new human ancestor | Science Quickly Podcast9:36

Glacial outbursts, chikungunya outbreak, and a new human ancestor | Science Quickly Podcast

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Dinner with King Tut explores the wild world of experimental archaeology | Science Quickly Podcast13:35

Dinner with King Tut explores the wild world of experimental archaeology | Science Quickly Podcast

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Condoms and vasectomies aren’t enough—is a male birth control pill next? | Science Quickly Podcast8:39

Condoms and vasectomies aren’t enough—is a male birth control pill next? | Science Quickly Podcast

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Cosmic discoveries soar as earthly health decisions stir alarm | Science Quickly Podcast8:06

Cosmic discoveries soar as earthly health decisions stir alarm | Science Quickly Podcast

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Climate science gets a seat with Congressman Eric Sorensen | Science Quickly Video Podcast16:45

Climate science gets a seat with Congressman Eric Sorensen | Science Quickly Video Podcast

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Former NASA leaders are sounding the alarm on budget cuts | Science Quickly Podcast15:19

Former NASA leaders are sounding the alarm on budget cuts | Science Quickly Podcast

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Russia’s earthquake, wonders of walking, surprising plant genetics | Science Quickly Podcast9:48

Russia’s earthquake, wonders of walking, surprising plant genetics | Science Quickly Podcast

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Is AI conscious? Claude 4 raises the question | Science Quickly Podcast20:52

Is AI conscious? Claude 4 raises the question | Science Quickly Podcast

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Your guide to summer’s extreme weather, from corn sweat to flash floods | Science Quickly Podcast7:50

Your guide to summer’s extreme weather, from corn sweat to flash floods | Science Quickly Podcast

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Summer meteor showers, short summer days, ancient arthropods | Science Quickly Podcast7:35

Summer meteor showers, short summer days, ancient arthropods | Science Quickly Podcast

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Why Dungeons & Dragons is good for your brain | Science Quickly Video Podcast13:10

Why Dungeons & Dragons is good for your brain | Science Quickly Video Podcast

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What is it actually like to be on Greenland’s ice sheet? | Science Quickly Podcast20:51

What is it actually like to be on Greenland’s ice sheet? | Science Quickly Podcast

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What to read on the beach this summer | Science Quickly Podcast9:17

What to read on the beach this summer | Science Quickly Podcast

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Time travel to tide pool 101 from our July 1925 issue | Science Quickly Podcast7:43

Time travel to tide pool 101 from our July 1925 issue | Science Quickly Podcast

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What does a Gravitational-Wave Detector do? Step inside MIT's LIGO Lab | SQ Video Podcast18:53

What does a Gravitational-Wave Detector do? Step inside MIT's LIGO Lab | SQ Video Podcast

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This surgery can lead to weight loss—but stigma is harder to shake off | Science Quickly Podcast14:34

This surgery can lead to weight loss—but stigma is harder to shake off | Science Quickly Podcast

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Move over fireworks—drone shows are taking to the skies | Science Quickly Podcast14:52

Move over fireworks—drone shows are taking to the skies | Science Quickly Podcast

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