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“I have really enjoyed the 3 episodes of this podcast so far. The format is unique and really dynamic: have a "layperson" (usually an intelligent, science-y person w/a forte elsewhere than physics, erc) ask questions of physicists about topics we've all wanted to know more about, but perhaps didn't have the in-between answers needed. These show hits those questions and more. Good stuff!”Read full review »
dallop31 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/07/11
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“I simply LOVE this podcast. VERY informative and reassures me that being a scientist is COOL!!! =)”
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05/06/12
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“The host, Ben Tippett, brings a few very important things to this show that other science podcasts lack.
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Each episode is crafted around a single topic, diversions are minimal, and everyone stays on point. That isn’t to say that the show is rigid, anything but, because Dr. Tippett also...”Read full review »
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03/15/12
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“This show accomplishes exactly what it sets out to be. It makes complicated physics approachable by having experts in the field answer questions for guests who are anything but physicists. At the same time, the show is hilarious. Keep up the sometimes brilliant, sometimes (hilariously) awful...”Read full review »
W. Jarvis via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/15/12
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