Rachel Collins and Andrew Glester talk to Dr Pete Etchells, a researcher in the long term effects of video games and author of the Lost in a Good Game book.

Lucy visits the Houses of Parliament and the latest science news.

Mar 16th, 2020 30m 53s

Josh brings you the latest science news and Lucy reports back from STEM for Britain.

Biggest Explosion since the Big Bang and Reprieve for Badgers

Mar 9th, 2020 36m 25s

Josh and Andrew bring you the science news this week.

Bristol Youth Climate Strike and Greta Thunberg

Mar 2nd, 2020 31m 30s

We have all the talks from Greta Thunberg's visit to Bristol for you this week.

Boris "doesn't understand climate science" and Missions to Moon and the Sun.

Feb 10th, 2020 40m 31s

Andrew and Josh are joined by David Judge to discuss the science news this week.

Trying to mitigate for Brexit and an interview with Frank DeWinne

Feb 4th, 2020 36m 45s

Andrew, Lucy and Josh discuss this week's news and Ti Singh interviews former commander of the International Space Station, Frank Dewinne.

Climate Assembly, Chadden Hunter and Gravitons with Mass

Feb 4th, 2020 33m 36s

We're back. Sorry about the wait.

M87, climate emergencies and ocean viruses

May 1st, 2019 43m 58s

Malcolm, Lucy, Josh and Andrew discuss the latest science news and we hear from one of the many scientists behind that stunning image of the Black Hole.

Four legged whales with hooves, Mars Helicopter and Bombing Asteroids

Apr 10th, 2019 40m 57s

Malcolm and Andrew are joined by the IOP's Miranda Addey

Finding Exoplanets, Dogs still great and Asteroids

Apr 10th, 2019 42m 4s

A packed studio and a packed show including the moments on Earth after the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs hit.

Millions of 'Oumuamuas, a trip to Venus and a huge fossil find.

Apr 1st, 2019 45m 26s

Malcolm, Andrew, Josh and Jamie discuss the latest science news.

The science of Music, Climate Strikes and the people who made the www

Mar 18th, 2019 47m 31s

Malcolm, Andrew and Josh are joined by Dr Maddy Nichols and Nigel Evans from Bristol Blues and Jazz Festival.

The Supernovas that killed the Megalodon, swimming with Great White Sharks and Prof Jo Dunkley

Feb 4th, 2019 36m 57s

Andrew delves deep into the ocean and far out into space with this week's show.

Space Seeds on the Moon, The Magic of Tidying and more science news

Jan 28th, 2019 44m

Malcolm, Jamie and Josh discuss this week's science news.

Trump's impact on Science, FRBs and Exoplanets

Jan 14th, 2019 31m 46s

Trump has no impact on Fast Radio Bursts or Exoplanets but it makes for a fun title. We discuss the latest science news and wish Malcolm a very happy birthday.

The furthest object we've ever studied, pickled walnuts and The Cosmic Shed

Jan 7th, 2019 44m 24s

Fresh into the New Year, we're back with the news that Andrew's podcast The Cosmic Shed has been selected as one of the Guardian's Favourite Podcasts of 2019.We also discuss plenty of science.

10th December - the 5/2 diet and more

Dec 10th, 2018 39m 56s

Raking America Great again, The Ghost Galaxy and Square Poos

Nov 19th, 2018 40m 33s

Malcolm and Andrew discuss the latest science news in this week's Love and Science.

Is Oumuamua an alien spacecraft? How do we get there to find out?

Nov 12th, 2018 40m 20s

Maddy Nichols joins Andrew in the studio and we hear from Prof Avi Loeb, the Harvard scientist making the news for suggesting that it's possible that Oumumua is an alien probe or light sail.We also hear from Andreas Heim, the man behind Projec

A computer to rival human brains, the future of the KG and making your own fireworks

Nov 8th, 2018 41m 47s

Malcolm tells us that he used to make his own fireworks and Hannah Little is far more sensible but no less fun in this week's Love and Science.

The Science of Fear, Colliding Galaxies and Clever Crows

Oct 29th, 2018 42m 5s

Malcolm and Andrew discuss the latest science news.

Smacking children, An Artificial Moon and BepiColombo

Oct 22nd, 2018 42m 39s

Jamini, Malcolm and Andrew discuss the wonderful BepiColombo mission to Mercury, whether you should smack your children (stupid question) and whether you should launch a massive mirror into space to reflect sunlight back to earth at night (also

A Goblin in Space, Weird Physics at the South Pole and Stephen Hawking's last work

Oct 16th, 2018 44m 43s

Malcolm is joined by Robert Massey, Deputy CEO of the Royal Astronomical Society to discuss some of the most interesting space news we've heard for a while.We also hear from Andrew as he interviews Dr Derek Fox about his scientific study which