Science Podcasts

Science Friday!!!

The Science Show.

In may 2006 I had this list of science podcasts subscribed:
http://bjoern.brembs.net/news.php?item.92
I still listen to most of them...

Radiolab is pretty interesting and has some high production values, though all the "clever" little sound effects can get old pretty quickly.

The Podclast, a once-per-fortnight podcast by geology bloggers. (On a temporary break for the summer field season.)

USGS CoreCast - a weekly podcast from the US Geological Survey.

ASU's Ask A Biologist podcast. It was on Apple's site and RSS news feed recently:

Now playing on iTunes U: "Ask a Biologist"
Hosted by Dr. Biology (CJ Kazilek) and brought to us by Arizona State University, "Ask a Biologist" features interviews of prominent scientists who discuss tiger beetles, marine biology, the history of fire, microbes, bird song, arachnology, and a wide range of other life science topics. Whether you listen to the shows, read the transcripts, or both, "Ask a Biologist" makes for an enjoyable and thought provoking experience.

My list of podcasts:
http://thedispersalofdarwin.blogspot.com/2007/12/history-of-science-pod…

Check out the Harvard Medical Labcast at http://podcast.hms.harvard.edu/