Re: [Phys-l] science podcast recommendations?

[fletcher@physics.usyd.edu.au]

Brian


The Naked Scientists

60-Second Science


Both good!

Fletch



Quoting Brian Blais <bblais@bryant.edu>:

> Hello,
>
> We just got an ipod, and can listen to all sorts of things in the  
> car.  My eight-year old has really been interested in Americas Test  
> Kitchen Radio (http://www.americastestkitchen.com/radio/), which  
> really is a fun program and is mildly scientific.  I really like it  
> because they do cover some science topics (like the science of  
> taste), they are constantly testing devices and recipes to see if  
> the claims hold up, and it's not a "kids" show (but at the same time  
> I don't have to worry about inappropriate content).
>
> I was wondering if there are any good science podcasts out there  
> that you think would work well in the same way: not just a "kids"  
> show, but interesting, fun, and informative.  It could even be a  
> video podcast, or a good video series that I can extract the audio  
> and listen in the car.
>
>
> 		thanks,
>
> 			Brian Blais
>
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