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Carry the One Radio
Carry the One Radio
The Science Podcast
Carry the One is a small team of young scientists at UCSF who are passionate about bringing science stories straight to the public's ear in an entertaining, digestible way. Tune in for stories ranging from current research to science history, from medical science to the natural and social sciences. -- Visit us at carrytheoneradio.com Twitter: @CTORadio Instagram: @carrytheoneradio To support the show: www.patreon.com/carrytheone
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5.0 stars from 27 ratings
A window into the world of Science
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“Carry the One Radio tackles often complex topics of leading edge scientific research in well produced episodes.”
ManWithFeet via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/02/16
Beautifully produced and well-researched
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“This podcast is beautifully produced and edited. The stories are full and satisfying. Their use of music and sound is inspiring. I highly recommend this podcast.”
Blue Streak Science Podcast via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/05/15
Like Freakanomics, but for science!
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“Carry the One radio provides wonderful short stories first hand from the scientists doing the work. I loved the story telling and the editing. It reminds me of Freakanomics or Radiolab, except with more sciency topics! Keep up the wondeful work!”
Bay area scientist via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/19/14
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Published 02/19/24
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