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“Brian Cox and Robin Ince do a fantastic job of bringing various scientific topics (even biology) to a wide audience in a engaging and easy-to-digest manner.
From the life and death of a strawberry, to the inevitable heat death of the universe, the conversation never fails to teach me something new, and refreshes the few topics I may have already forgotten that I have attempted to learn in the past.
Thanks for the great work guys, keep it up.”
...jäger via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
12/25/22
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“This is soo funny and smart please release more!”
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01/19/11
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“This series (restricted however to a ridiculously small 4 episodes) is a great example of what happens when talented enthusiastic people engage in banter that is erudite yet irreverent without being exclusive. Ince and Cox bounce off each other and the audience, who are being educated while being...”Read full review »
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Ireland ·
12/06/10
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“I stumbleupon this and it is the best science talk show I know. Basically a comedian and a physics professor will invite a bunch of experts and discuss an issue;the unimportance of philosophy for instance.
It is very insightful as the panel will talk in layman terms and the comedians on the...”Read full review »
John doe 1210 via Apple Podcasts ·
Singapore ·
06/28/11
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