Radiolab
ClaimedA Science and Medicine podcast featuring Robert Krulwich, Latif Nasser and Kaitlin Prest
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Radiolab will always be one of my favorite podcasts. The stories are very well thought out and the production quality is high. I'm always learning new, random things through Radiolab that I never would have considered otherwise.
This podcast is my muse for the podcast episodes I create. It sparks a curiosity for the world and makes you realize that it's all interconnected.
I really like Radio Lab. Their content is always great and their interviews are often so interesting. Sometimes I find the sound effects, etc a bit too much but overall it is a fantastic show!
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Does such a fantastic job entertaining me I don't realize how much I'm learning. Seriously, listen to it's, it's good!
The podcast that made me love podcasts. One of the absolute best storytelling shows out there. Deeply researched, bold, with some of the best sound editing in the game. Radiolab is an all-time great show, and an absolute favorite of mine.
Hands down, this is my favorite podcast of all-time. The level of production and storytelling is amazing. This is my desert island podcast.
I LOVED this podcast a few years ago. The CRISPR episode got me into listening to podcasts and I immediately binged them all. There have definitely been great epsiodes these last couple seasons, but the magic seems to be fading. I miss the more science heavy awe inspiring episodes I guess. Although, the show is evolving recently and I'm excited to see where it goes.
The best produced podcast there is. Sometimes it comes across as an audio mosaic, which might turn people off. For me this is the top of the mountain production wise.
As fitting these powerhouse public radio shows turned podcast are always solid and filled with grander and joy. Broadcasting journalism at it's finest and such an award winning show.
Simply the best-made podcast ever. I happen to love science, but with their storytelling techniques and their sound-recordings of everything, even things impossible to record (color spectrum), they could probably do a show on some boring economics topic and I'd be hooked.
An interesting and insightful podcast about a plethora of varying subjects, Radiolab is an excellent podcast for the curious.
Radiolab does a fantastic job of storytelling on unusual topics. This is for people who are curious and want to learn more about our minds and our world.
Start from the beginning and go through. An amazing experience. Fascinating information and enthralling sound artistry.
Informative to the point where you imagine Sir David Attenborough just nodding in respect.
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Podcast Details
Created by
WNYC Studios
Podcast Status
Active
Started
Dec 13th, 2011
Latest Episode
Apr 15th, 2021Release Period
2 per month
Episodes
289
Avg. Episode Length
42 minutes
Explicit
No
Order
Episodic
Language
English
Podcast Tags
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