Sexy Talk with Dr Ann Jones (417)
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A shameless piece of cross promotion for ABC podcast 'What the Duck' with Dr Ann Jones about plant and animal reproduction. Contains names of body parts, fluids, graphic descriptions and one swear word.
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Slick Oil with Royce Kurmelovs (416)
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Global Warming is caused by burning fossil fuels. is journalist Royce Kurmelovs' account of our role. Dr Karl and Royce and explore how the science was silenced Down Under.
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News from Mars with Dr Brown (415)
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Dr Karl talks with the Australian working on the surface of Mars, Dr Adrian Brown from NASA. Hear how AI saved "Percy" the Rover, what those leopard-spotted rocks could mean and Dust devil strategies.
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Winning the Science debate with Dr Bertley (414)
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Dr Frederic Bertley is a leading educator, President and CEO of the Center for Science and Industry (), one of America’s top-ranked science museums. Dr Karl explores tactics in the war on Pseudo and Anti-science.
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Hypnotherapy with Dr Spiegel (413)
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Feelings live in our brain. Some are painful like anxiety and addiction and can ruin lives. So why aren't hypnotherapy treatments more widely used? Dr Karl asks Stanford University psychiatrist and leading researcher on hypnosis Dr David Spiegel with 50 year's experience.
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Settlement Science with Professor Roland Fletcher (412)
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What will our human space colonies look like? Dr Karl checks with research spanning more than 10,000 years. Meet University of Sydney's Professor Roland Fletcher.
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Triangulation with Matt Parker (411)
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Stand-up comedian, ex-maths teacher and author Matt Parker chats about his bestselling book on three-sided figures called Love Triangle. Dr Karl explores what fascinates us about trigonometry.
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Responsible AI with Natasha Blycha (410)
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When Artificial Intelligence is everywhere what should be the rules? Dr Karl and Natasha Blycha test Isaac Asimov's Laws of Robotics and find they need updating.
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More Cracks with Marcus Chown (409)
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Author and astrophysicist Marcus Chown tells of the forgotten Australian female astronomer who helped discover the first black hole. Dr Karl digs deeper into Marcus' latest book on black holes "A Crack in Everything".
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The Crack with Marcus Chown (408)
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Author and astrophysicist Marcus Chown is a great explainer. A British stargazer, he studied under Richard Feynman in California. Dr Karl puts him to the test talking about Marcus' latest book on black holes "A Crack in Everything".
info_outlineThere is a family of chemicals that has drug companies popping corks. Obesity researcher Dr Nick Fuller explains to Dr Karl how they work and why they sometimes fail.