All Listen Posts


Obviously Oblivious	A discussion of the art of science communication, planetary formation, and harvesting solar energy.
An American Atheist	An interview on An American Atheist about relationships with the atheist community, science and education, and future technologies.
The Geek's Guide to the Galaxy: Death By Black Hole	An interview by two science fiction authors about space travel, the accuracy of science in films and books, and life in the universe.
Living On Earth: May Be Alien Bacteria	A NASA scientist claims to have found alien microbial life in a meteor that landed on Earth. Scientists are skeptical of these results.
Point of Inquiry: Communicating Science	Comments on the latest season of NOVA ScienceNOW, how to restore a science "Zeitgeist" in our culture, Bill O'Reilly's recent foot-in-mouth remarks about how the world works, and Richard Dawkins.
Living On Earth: Other Planets Like Earth	Scientists search for an Earthlike planet outside the Solar System, a so-called "Goldilocks" planet that is potentially just right for life.
United Nations Yak	A discussion about the cultural role of astrophysics and its contributions to scientific progress and human advancement.
We Are Living in a Time of Scientific Illiteracy	An interview with Patricia V. Davis on Harlots' Sauce, the first non-partisan magazine on the net. This interview includes discussion on religion, science, and education; global warming, and asteroids.
Thinking Aloud	An interview on Classical 89's Thinking Aloud with Wes Sims on the future of space exploration and education.
Making Science Hip	Interview with Maureen Cavanaugh on KPBS's These Days about space exploration policy and NOVA ScienceNOW.