Artificial Intelligence

In this six-episode podcast, technology journalist Geoff White explores the nature of AI and the transformative, and often invisible, effect it's already had on our everyday lives. Beginning with the origins of the technology, this podcast is both an interesting and accessible look at the pros and cons of the evolution and the ways artificial intelligence continues to advance.

Bill Bryson's Appliance of Science

This five-episode podcast from Bill Bryson and the curators at the Science Museum in London brings the museum straight to your earbuds. Focusing on some of the lesser known and more unique inventions and discoveries chronicled at the museum, this podcast offers an entirely approachable and humorous exploration of scientific odds and ends.

Exoplanets: The Search for Another Earth

Have you ever wondered if there might be other life-forms out among the stars? This six-episode podcast takes that very search outside of our own solar system—to the exoplanets. In conversation with leading astrophysicists, Professor Danielle George dives into the history and innovation leading the search for extraterrestrial life in the so-called habitable zone.

Sue Perkins Earpedia: Animals

Sue Perkins expertly blends zoology and comedy as she takes you on an exploration of the animal kingdom. Featuring 13 episodes, this podcast highlights a combination of the common and unusual creatures that make up the animal world. And with a unique combination of informative and funny facts, you'll be laughing as you learn.

A Grown-Up Guide to Dinosaurs

This podcast is perfect for anyone who hasn't quite outgrown their dinosaur phase. With so many discoveries and new species of dinosaurs being unearthed each year, a lot of what we learned in school is outdated. From what dinosaurs looked like to how they lived and evolved, this listen is packed with dino-facts from expert scientists and paleontologists.