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Science unscripted

The science stories that will actually change your day — and maybe make you laugh. Science unscripted is a podcast, radio show & YouTube channel driven by listeners. Hello from Germany :)

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14:53

Sexual double standards are changing (in women's favor)

Science unscripted ·

2023/05/20

Most of us assume women are judged more harshly for promiscuous behavior. A study from Norway suggests the opposite is now true.

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11:03

Bladders, bowels & mental health

Science unscripted ·

2023/05/19

Two studies show, in different ways, how the health of our urinary/digestive systems is intertwined with our brains. (Note: This episode mentions suicidal ideations. If you have suicidal thoughts, call a suicide hotline.)

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30:00

Weekly roundup — An episode to make your life better

Science unscripted ·

2023/05/14

This podcast is full of practical tips. We hope it shortens your work week, improves your mood and changes the way you see the world (or think you see it).

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11:41

Your perception of reality may be distorted

Science unscripted ·

2023/05/13

We assume reality to be objective. But what if the way you perceive it is off — because of your imagination?

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17:17

The four-day work week… usually works?

Science unscripted ·

2023/05/11

A German survey, a (huge) British study, research from Australia — all make a strong case for the four-day work week. So what's the hang-up?

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30:00

Weekly roundup — Food for thoughts

Science unscripted ·

2023/05/07

It’s not usually fun to be in a room with 1,000 high schoolers, but it is if they've all made robots. Also, a counterintuitive experiment shows you can eat healthier… by sitting longer.

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16:49

How do I get my kids to eat more fruits and vegetables?

Science unscripted ·

2023/05/06

In a controlled experiment, researchers in Germany figured out a surprisingly easy way to get children to eat the food they're supposed to.

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16:59

AI can take your thoughts and convert them into text

Science unscripted ·

2023/05/05

What would you do with an AI system that could read your thoughts — and then translate them into sentences and paragraphs for you (and others) to read?

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30:00

Why do I believe in ghosts?

Science unscripted ·

2023/04/29

Aliens. Demons. The afterlife. The soul. Believing in the paranormal has many root causes. One appears to be bad sleep.

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30:00

Weekly roundup — A couple anti-headlines (that matter)

Science unscripted ·

2023/04/23

Sometimes it's not 'big' science stories, but the small ones, that will actually change your life.

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17:58

Would you trust a vaccine made by AI?

Science unscripted ·

2023/04/20

It might sound spooky. But is computer-generated medicine any different from the stuff we human beings come up with?

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14:00

'Me time': Too much can tire you out

Science unscripted ·

2023/04/18

We all need time to ourselves. But a new study shows social isolation, when done incorrectly, can lead to a spiral of fatigue.

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30:00

Weekly roundup — Why it matters that insects are...

Science unscripted ·

2023/04/16

There was a bombshell study published a few years back about flying insects disappearing near German farm fields. This latest entomological work might have similar repercussions.

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24:08

Would you want to live 140 years?

Science unscripted ·

2023/04/13

If you look purely at the math, a lot of human beings are going to be living a lot longer. Is that a good thing?

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04:59

Tigers have personalities, too

Science unscripted ·

2023/04/12

Siberian tigers are known as some of the fiercest predators in the animal kingdom. Less is known about their character traits — until now.

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30:00

Weekly roundup — High frequency listening

Science unscripted ·

2023/04/09

Yes, some plants really do 'scream' when you cut them — and it sounds… perplexing. Also, why is a tropical viral disease named after a German city?

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17:48

Marburg virus — we know it's deadly, but how...

Science unscripted ·

2023/04/08

Is Marburg virus the 'next pandemic'? History says not — which is also why we don't yet have a vaccine.

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