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Science vs Fiction
Science vs Fiction
Scott Weinberg is a veteran film critic. Steven DeGennaro is a doctor of astrophysics. Listen in as these two nerds compare and contrast two noteworthy sci-fi films every week. They discuss the artistic quality of the films, whether they get the science right, and whether or not that even matters.
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Ratings & Reviews
4.8 stars from 117 ratings
Pure Excellence
This podcast is a breath of fresh air even if you aren't a science fiction nerd like these guys. (But aren't we all?) The discussions are analytical and conversational and the hosts are hilarious and relatable. I have only listened to one episode so far, "Outbreak v. Contagion"...Read full review »
Kate JN via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/08/23
Make it real Number Two
A refreshingly novel approach to looking at science fiction films as well as being lively and very funny. Need proof? Just listen to the review of 2012.
conaninspace via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/17/23
Good! But…
Why do I get german advertisements ahead of the episodes?!
aluhuttraeger via Apple Podcasts · Germany · 10/29/21
Recent Episodes
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Published 05/28/21
Published 05/28/21
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Published 04/14/21
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