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LabLit.com Podcasts Podcast Guide

Listen to LabLit.com Podcasts, a Science & Medicine podcast. Stream 26 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.

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Happy birthday

In this episode, we interview writer Stuart Clark, discuss novels by Geraldine Brooks and Juris Jurjevics, and - of course - look back on te...

00:29:12Mar 6, 2015

2001: A Red Dwarf

In this episode, we highlight lab lit fiction from Wilkie Collins, Morton Thompson and Richard Dooling, interview writer Julie Maxwell, and...

00:28:03Oct 14, 2014

Unstable elements

This episode, we highlight lab lit fiction from Thomas Pynchon, Elizabeth Gilbert, and Julie Maxwell, and interview astronomer and novelist...

00:26:54Dec 24, 2013

Longhand

This episode, we highlight lab lit fiction from Pamela Beason, John Banville and Alison Lurie; and interview novelist James Meek. Join Jenny...

00:36:32May 25, 2013

Candlelit

This episode, we highlight a new science novel by Barbara Kingsolver, interview biochemist and writer Jennifer Cryer, and meet a few scienti...

00:25:46Nov 15, 2012

Upright

This episode, we highlight three new LabLit novels, two plays and one film – and interview flash-fiction writer Tania Hershman. Join Jenny a...

00:30:38May 16, 2012

Heliocentric

This episode, we highlight new lab lit fiction from Robert Harris, interview British novelist Stuart Clark, take a scientific look at baby b...

00:17:57Jan 20, 2012

Monkey business

This episode, we track new LabLit fiction from Berlin to Brazil, get excited about the Royal Society’s first ever literary festival, intervi...

00:15:47Sep 21, 2011

The play's the thing

This episode, we feature women in science, indulge in a rather rude romp through improbable research, and highlight a rash of three new play...

00:25:10Mar 30, 2011

Geek Central

What do you get when you put several hundred science-y, online-y, geeky people into a small conference hall in North Carolina and leave them...

00:24:26Jan 28, 2011

Common cold

Baby, it's cold outside. As the snow keeps falling, we ask: can meteorological scientists tell the long-term future about whether government...

00:13:41Dec 28, 2010

Meet space

When science-y people from the online world meet, great things tend to happen. In this episode, we interview various participants during the...

00:24:07Sep 15, 2010

Odd couples

It's all about pairs on this episode of the podcast. We offer a spirited defense against two attacks on scientists by journalists, wonder wh...

00:31:16Jul 19, 2010

Game theory

We encounter frisky yeast, get ready for the Royal Society Summer Festival and ponder just how far an author needs to go to research a book....

00:26:22May 27, 2010

Corpuscular

We discuss the advantages of literary brevity, contemplate the use of vindaloo curry as a weapon and find out what happens when celebrity fo...

00:20:29Mar 29, 2010

Gee-Spot

We explore the virtues of a greasy diet, ponder the link between Shakira and neuroscience, calculate the odds of finding a mate and find out...

00:35:17Jan 28, 2010

Elementary

We discuss the geeky vibe in the films '2010' and 'Sherlock Holmes', wonder why scientists wear glasses and engineers don't, and hear how on...

00:21:52Jan 3, 2010

Call me Ishmael

We discuss the annoying habits of science conspiracy theorists, the brilliance of the writings of Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, and the relief of...

00:28:47Dec 6, 2009

Nobel endeavors

We discuss this year's Nobel prizes, the links between genius and madness, and a new graphic novel about the mathematics of Bertrand Russell...

00:19:50Oct 10, 2009

Fossil-fueled

An intriguing album from They Might Be Giants in full science geek mode, the world's weirdest experiments revealed, and new fiction about fo...

00:17:57Sep 22, 2009

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