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Is climate science 'neutral'? Should it be? Are humans even capable of being neutral about anything? In this new-format episode, I dig into accusations that climate scientists risk undermining their work by going on climate marches. Can that really be true? Doesn't the scientific method speak for itself? And is it realistic to expect people to spend all day immersed in awful data, and NOT want to change the world afterwards? I'm joined this episode by the fab Dr Lydia Messling, climate engagement expert and a very thoughtful and clever person. Lydia talks about her experiences in being told not to go on climate marches, and what she's learned about how climate scientists can be great public communicators.  And Lydia helps me understand the big big difference between being 'neutral' and being 'objective': while the former's probably impossible in science or life, the latter is the very heart of what makes science fab in the first place. This is a new type of episode that I hope will be the norm from now on. But it takes a lot longer to do. So if you want to see more like this, let me know - hello@yourbrainonclimate.com and please do leave a review. And do please consider chucking a few quid at www.patreon.com/yourbrainonclimate. Owl noises: 08:12 - Lydia et al's Nature piece challenging the 'neutrality myth'... 08:22 - which was a response to this Nature piece from Ulf Büntgen. 12:25 - More on the BBC's change of tack on 'balance' in climate reporting, from the Guardian. 13:20 - The thoroughly unedifying Climategate affair, 10 years on. 15:46 - the audio here is from a great interview with Prof Brian Cox from Champion Speakers on Youtube. 17:37 - Helen Douglas's 2009 book.28:45 - Lydia's 8 tips for climate science communication. Your Brain on Climate is a podcast about human psychology vs the climate crisis. Contact the show:  @brainclimate on Twitter, or hello@yourbrainonclimate.com. Support the show on Patreon: www.patreon.com/yourbrainonclimate. The show is hosted and produced by me, Dave Powell, who you can find  @powellds on Twitter.  YBOC theme music and iterations thereof, by me.  Other music in this episode by Daniel Cutter.  Show logo by Arthur Stovell at www.designbymondial.com. 

The Tortoise Team first met Rob Hollingworth when he was topless, in a shed and dancing to Abba (that's how you get the best timelapses, apparently). Fortunately he's put his shirt back as we discuss the film that literally changed his life - Prof Brian Cox's 2009 Horizon episode Can We Make a Star On Earth? Along the way we talk about rocket launches, northern accents, climbing the Burj Khalifa and taking photos of James Blunt. Can We Make a Star on Earth? Can We Make A Podcast That Occasionally Stays on Topic? The jury is still out for both. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What would it take for you to run around Leicester Square naked? Would you do it for Star Trek merchandise? We know some of you would…Hello and welcome to episode 442 of The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast! As Chris returns from his break, the team are back together and are in full swing for a bumper week of broadcasting. This week, we introduced you to our new game ‘The Boffin Booth', where Chris and the team tested Dom on his knowledge of Jedward knowledge, for no other reason than it's funny, and it was pretty shocking…! Also, we had four incredible guests in the studio. Firstly, Professor Brian Cox talked about bringing his incredible ‘Symphonic Horizons' show to London's Royal Opera House. Next, the legendary Monty Python and Fawlty Towers star, John Cleese, spread words of wisdom about comedy performance and the joys of old age. Also, comedian Seann Walsh reunited with Chris after their time in the jungle, and chef Tom Kerridge made us all crave a haddock omelette. What a week! Here are some more tasty bits…Dom's tummy takes a turnJames asks a very silly questionPippa has a tarantula terrorEnjoy! The Chris Moyles Show on Radio XWeekdays 6:30am-10am

Support The Deep TrackThis week, Blake Buettner gives some personal thoughts on some of the new releases from Watches & Wonders, with a closer look at new watches from IWC, Zenith, and more. This episode also features a short discussion with Professor Brian Cox, an English physicist who you may recognize from his popular appearances on YouTube, and known for his abilities as a science communicator. Prof. Cox expands on his thoughts on the IWC Eternal Calendar, and how we might perceive it around a black hole. Show Notes:Formex Essence Legerra IWC Eternal CalendarHermes CutTAG Heuer Glassbox PandaZenith Defy Extreme DiverProfessor Brian CoxProfessor Brian Cox on InstagramThe Deep Track

Particle physicist and professor at the University of Manchester Brian Cox explores the mind-bending science and philosophy of time with IWC's CEO Chris Grainger-Herr. Together, they discuss the concepts of eternity and space-time, hinting at IWC's new launch at Watches and Wonders 2024. Join a fascinating conversation as they dive deep into the mysteries of an ever-expanding universe. Make sure to klick the link in our bio to listen to this episode. #IWCON

Hello there podcast fans! It's the latest edition of The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast! Chris was back this week, and instantly recapped Pippa's heavy weekend. Professor Brian Cox came in to chat about the universe and we had some great questions from you! We were back playing 20 Seconds to £20K, and Dani came and played. How'd she do, do you ask? Well, we didn't play it again for the rest of the week… Dan and Chris from Bastille joined for a chat ahead of their headline gig for the cricket tournament The Hundred. We finished the week with two Irish icons, in Laura Whitmore, who spoke about her new book, and Jason Byrne, who was in ahead of his upcoming stand up tour. But that's not all…. -Glastonbury Voicemails -Fart Ninja -A spot-on Chris Tarrant Impression Enjoy! The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Weekdays 6:30-10am

This week I spoke to Professor Brian Cox, live from his hotel room in Toronto, a stop on his current tour. We talked about the importance of understanding the cosmos, how science plays out in politics, and Elon Musk buying Twitter. More Info: Prof. Brian Cox is on tour across the world. Find out more here: https://briancoxlive.co.uk/  Have you heard my special breathing meditation with Bob Roth yet? Check out my other podcast ‘Above the Noise', only on Luminary: http://luminary.link/meditate  Elites are taking over! Our only hope is to form our own. To learn more join my cartel here https://www.russellbrand.com/join and get weekly bulletins too incendiary for anything but your private inbox. (*not a euphemism)

This week on the show we welcome friends from the world of sport, television, science and literature.Mark Manson reveals all on his collab with Hollywood superstar Will Smith, telling his life story in the memoir ‘Will'. Professor Brian Cox blows our minds with news of his Horizons: A 21st Century Space Odyssey tour. Giovanna Fletcher gives us the lowdown on her new novel, Walking on Sunshine.Kevin McCloud gives us some serious house envy with details of Grand Designs: House of the Year.And John Barnes lifts the lid on his 8-years-in-the-works book, The Uncomfortable Truth about Racism, on shelves now.Plus Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick, Liverpool's answer to Forrest Gump: Rob Pope, comedian Chris Ramsey and wine extraordinaire Olly Smith.You can catch Chris and the team live weekdays 6:30am-10am on Virgin Radio UK.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear the highlights every week. Prof Brian Cox 00:54Noel Fitzpatrick 10:45Kevin McCloud 17:42John Barnes 24:17Giovanna Fletcher 30:47Mark Manson 37:53Rob Pope 46:10Chris Ramsey 53:41Olly Smith 59:48 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Wow - is it Friday already? As if a 4 day week wasn't enough, how about a brand new addition of The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Podcast!? It was another belter of a week on the show as we welcomed back 20 Seconds to 20K for another run! Also, mastermind physicist Prof. Brian Cox joined us on the show to tell us all about his upcoming tour - Horizons: A 2021 Space Odyssey. We also found time to put some of our best questions to him such as “if aliens looked at us from space what would they see” and “will you be heading to the pub garden on Monday?”. There were another couple of cracking rounds of The Lip Reading Game and Chris told us about his experience on the ‘tree-top adventure' Go Ape. Plus the team review the controversial film ‘Locke' and Dom's Disco makes a brief re-appearance. All that and more on this week's podcast! And if that wasn't enough, here's more… Chris Drunk DJ Set Jesus Christ Superstar Stories Astronaut Application Enjoy! The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X Weekdays 6:30-10am

CONSENT IS SEXY, TINY DINOSAURS ARE NOT! - Fangirling in the Pacific. AGFG is no longer about music as Hannah has decided she's a witch, no kidding. After reading the book "Basic Witches" by Jaya Saxena & Jess Zimmerman so she's ditching her bands to raise her with her coven! After explaining why lipstick is thr sign of the devil we welcome Manchester favourites PACIFIC. This weeks Zoom call is packed full as we introduce Pacific to "Your Favourite Band Sucks", confirm if Elton John or Billy Joel is the original Piano Man, follow Prof Brian Cox through Manchester. Before discussing things 'Overheard in Northern Quarter', our yearning to go to Jimmy's bar and Night & Day once more. Then finishing things off with their rockstar antics at Liverpool's Parr Street Studios, a little quiz we called "Can You Be More PACIFIC?", oh and their new release "PUZZLE" which drops today! So prepare your earholes for your weekly fangirl indulgence with Hannah & El; as we embarrass ourselves and try to convince the world we know what we are doing! xoxo ---- Follow Your Favourite Fangirls; Instagram | @anothergoddamnfangirl Facebook | @anotherfangirlpod ---- If you loved OUR GUESTS as much as we did, then stay up to date by checking out their stuffs; Instagram | @PacificOfficial Facebook | @PacificOfficial Twitter | @PacificOfficial Spotfiy | P A C I F I C Apple / iTunes | P A C I F I C On't Web | www.pacificoffical.com ---- If you're loving your weekly fix of fangirl-ism then please drop your gal pals a review on Apple Podcast / iTunes. It doesn't sound much but it helps AGFG to grow and lure more beautiful people onto the show! Subscribe / Follow to get new episodes of Another Goddamn Fangirl every Friday! And as always a HUGE THANK YOU to you for checking us out, to the legendary Pippa Wills for producing our podcast and being our general show saviour. And our adopted brother from another mother, the main man Chris Drew from CD Language Solutions for his captions & comedic genius.

New Zealand’s health service was not ready to introduce the bowel cancer screening programme when it began and issues at the Southern District Health Board’s colonoscopy service reflected that, an editorial in today’s Medical Journal says.Written by University of Otago cancer researcher Prof Brian Cox and Canterbury doctor Phil Bagshaw — co-author of a highly critical report on SDHB colonoscopy services — the editorial said a screening programme was essential and should have been introduced sooner.However, adequate resourcing for the programme had never been provided by the Ministry of Health and it had been left to individual DHBs to find them, the doctors said."Predicted conflicts have occurred in some regions between access to colonoscopy for symptomatic cases versus access for screening purposes, as happened for example at the Southern DHB."Underlying causes for this conflict might include failure of the DHB readiness assessment, adjudged by the Ministry of Health, to adequately predict the requirements of the complex additional burden of screening, insufficient funding for screening to prevent interference with other clinical care, or failure of the Ministry of Health to implement the guidelines of the Health Quality and Safety Commission."The SDHB introduced bowel screening in 2018.Figures released in June said 177 cases of cancer had been detected so far, and 1267 people had had polyps removed.In October, the SDHB apologised for "lapses and inadequacies" in its colonoscopy services over several years and announced it had set up an oversight group to ensure appropriate governance of the service.Dr Bagshaw told the Otago Daily Times the SDHB’s colonoscopy service was the one which had been most studied and about which there was the most data, but he was sure other DHBs had similar issues."The issue for me is how did the Ministry agree for screening to be introduced when the national statistics showed that the Southern DHB was almost at the bottom of the list for all of them . . . all of the stats showed that the Southern DHB was not managing symptomatic bowel cancer."Dr Bagshaw, who was a member of the 1998 committee which called for the introduction of bowel screening but said resourcing was inadequate, said nationwide the shortage of equipment and trained staff, especially for follow-ups, remained an issue."If resources are absolutely sparse, the first ethical responsibility is to treat patients with symptoms . . . given the statistics, how did the Southern DHB conclude they were ready to start screening?"Given how stretched services were across New Zealand it was "very likely" other services would have similar issues as the SDHB, Dr Bagshaw said."There should have been a more realistic assessment of who could and who could not provide screening."By Mike Houlahan

The blue dot Festival takes its name from Carl Sagan's famous Pale Blue Dot speech and as part of the Weekend in Outer Space we at The Cosmic Shambles Network have teamed up with the blue dot festival for this very special event. Ann Druyan joins our own Robin Ince and Professor Brian Cox for a one time conversation. Ann Druyan is an Emmy and Peabody Award winning writer and producer. She was the Creative Director of NASA's Voyager Interstellar Message Project, better known as "The Golden Record" and co-writer of the iconic series Cosmos presented by her late husband Carl Sagan. They also co-wrote a number of books together, produced the film Contact and now Ann is the creator and co-producer of two Cosmos sequel series "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey" and "Cosmos: Possible Worlds" Obviously the entire Shambles crew would've been up at blue dot with a large number of events this year, as always, so we're delighted to be able to bring you this special event online during this very weird thing we're calling 2020. As with all the different livestreams and podcasts we've been doing during lockdown, they're only possible through he generous support of our Patreon subscribers. Become one, and gets lots of goodies and exclusives for doing so, at patreon.com/cosmicshambles

Scott and Chris set up your Saturday with more of your stories and great guests. They catch up with Professor Brian Cox, MasterChef’s Gregg Wallace answers questions he’s never been asked before, and 1Xtra Breakfast host Dotty plays the Upside Down Quiz.

Hosted by Robin Ince and Dr Helen Czerski this episode of the Science Shambles podcast is an audio recording of our weekly Sunday Science Q and A show that goes out at 3pm BST on our YouTube channel. On this episode Robin and Helen are joined by Prof Matthew Cobb and Prof Brian Cox to talk brains, evolution and physics plus music from 1201_Alarm. This episode was originally broadcast as part of The Stay at Home Festival. Watch them on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/cosmicshambles and get bonus content and extended conversations with guests by subscribing at patreon.com/cosmicshambles

Hosted by Robin Ince and Dr Helen Czerski this episode of the Science Shambles podcast is an audio recording of our weekly Sunday Science Q and A show that goes out at 3pm BST on our YouTube channel. On this episode Robin and Helen are joined by Prof Brian Greene and Prof Brian Cox to talk a whole lot of physics plus music from Dunja Lavrova. This episode was originally broadcast as part of The Stay at Home Festival. Watch them on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/cosmicshambles and get bonus content and extended conversations with guests by subscribing at patreon.com/cosmicshambles

Hosted by Robin Ince and Dr Helen Czerski this episode of the Science Shambles podcast is an audio recording of our weekly Sunday Science Q and A show that goes out at 3pm BST on our YouTube channel. On this episode Robin and Helen are joined by Prof Brian Cox and Miranda Lowe to talk physics and oceans plus music from Matt Watson. This episode was originally broadcast as part of The Stay at Home Festival. Every Sunday we livestream a brand new episode of Science Shambles on our YouTube channel and so it just makes sense to put them out on the podcast too, surely? Watch them on our YouTube channel at youtube.com/cosmicshambles and get bonus content and extended conversations with guests by subscribing at patreon.com/cosmicshambles

WiTcast ตอนนี้เป็นการรีวิว&รีแค็ป ทอล์คโชว์ของ Prof. Brian Cox ชื่อ Universal World Tour 2019 นะครับ ใครอยากตามไปดูของจริง ตั๋วยังมีขาย เช็ครอบและสถานที่ได้ทาง https://briancoxlive.co.uk/ อันนี้รูปที่อาบันวาดผมระหว่างฟังการรีแค็ปนะครับ ไม่ใช่รูป Brian Cox   บรรยากาศการไปดูที่ Star Theater ประเทศสิงคโปร์ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0w6fpTo5Tg

The long-awaited new Hometime show brought to you by Andy Bush & Richie Firth. It's a show by the people, for the people. Weekdays from 4pm on Absolute Radio.

Today we answer some BIG questions, cutting to the very core of our universe, time and space... Or we pretend to do an interview with Prof Brian Cox and discuss seagull poop at Lord's! In this episode, a rumble tummy, nicknames and Darlington. Plus we hear a conversation between our Geoff and new Yorkshire recruit Duanne Olivier. Out of all the cricket podcasts in our galaxy, you chose this one. Bad luck mate!

We are asking our listeners to help Cat protection this Christmas. Please give a little if you can - thanks, Terry, Kat, Laurie. x https://www.catsprotectionshop.co.uk/acatalog/Donate-1.html This week is a one-off special for Christmas. Katrina talks about the perks of her new 'Corporate wanker' job, Prof Brian Cox and Bill Nighy call in. Trump talks Cincinatti and saving the world against North Korea, Ray calls in from Home as well as there being the usual waffle from the Team. Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/whenwewaffle
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This week Terry talks about birthdays. Laurie’s off to play golf with Karl Pilkington. Kat talks hospitals in Kats Corner. Prof Brian Cox is at a sperm bank with Gary. Ray gets caught up with a tribe in the jungle. Subscribe to the show on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/when-…d1112952556?mt=2 Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/whenwewaffle
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This week on Storytime with Boon, a Top of the Pops slapping contest with Mark E Smith, the press turns on the Inspirals, how Clint taught Ray Davies from The Kinks how to play Subbuteo and Brian Cox chats to Clint about his love of Saturn 5. There's also news on the Boon families budding band and new unsigned music from Ryan Jarvis.For a Spotify playlist of all the music in the show and more click here - http://spoti.fi/20sc6QDAlso, this week listen to the show and find out how to register to join Clint in conversation with Bez from the Happy Mondays next week at Red's True Barbecue in Manchester. Be quick though as it's first come first served!Inspiral Carpets feat. Mark E Smith - I Want YouErasure - RespectThe Kinks - Tired Of WaitingInspiral Carpets - Saturn 5David Bowie - Life On MarsThe Beatles - TaxmanRyan Jarvis - Moving Far Too Fast

Join Brian Cox as he talks with Adam Rutherford about bull semen, the importance of getting people engaged with science and why the UK needs to aspire to be the best place for science in the world. Particle physicist, retired rock star and star of the BBC's Wonders of the Solar System, Brian Cox is the Royal Society's Professor for Public Engagement in Science at Manchester University. Adam Rutherford is an author, broadcaster, film-buff and all-round geek. He holds a PhD in genetics from UCL. Follow us: https://twitter.com/conwayhall Don't forget to subscribe!

How do you confuse Prof Brian Cox? Put him in the Large Hadron Collider and tell him to stand in the corner. Sal is a gumshoe. That means everyone wants to slap him. His old flame Mabel needs some help, there's been a murder at the LHC. Will Sal solve the case? Will they find any Bosons at all? Shouldn't they all have French or German accents? It's in Switzerland for goodness sake. Take the plunge, intrepid adventurers… Sal – Matt Kirk Mabel – Elena Wright Scarlet Astor – Amy Wackett Sam Butler – Dan Bond Frankie the security guy – Jamie Crowther One of the boys in the lab – Brian Macken Written by Dan Bond & Brian Macken Produced by Dan Booth Some sound effects provided by Freesound.org

Chris joins Tom and Steven in their semi-regular sunday show. (23/09/2012) We talk about various things from Prof Brian Cox on Doctor Who, Polictics and a bit of a confrontation between Boris Johnson and the Queen because he looked up her blouse.

Hello from a glorious Cheshire Plain. In this bumper episode I discuss dying, squawk about space and am rendered speechless... Thanks for the feedback on Episode 41: A Postcard from Manchester. It's been a privilege to share the memories the music invokes for you. A couple of people are close but no one has yet identified all of the clips, so I'll leave it open until March 31st. PM or email me with your answers. Works in Progress: Slooooooow work on the Damson Shawl as part of the Caithness Craft Collective Knitalong, but the end is in sight. I hope to have it finished for next episode. Ravelry details are here. I've also been dying yarn (Clotted Cream from Sheepfold) and fibre (BFL from DT Craft & Design) to make something for the Guild Exhibition. I need to hand it in next Saturday, so I'd better be quick! I've also dyed 100g of BFL in a purple to ply with the Cheviot from Shunklies. No more progress has been made in the actual spinning, though. Woolsack Update: I've finished my fifth cushion for Woolsack. The pattern is Tilting at Windmills by Woolly Thoughts. It needs a bath in Soak though, to soften up the Jamieson's of Shetland Aran yarn (now discontinued I think). It's not scratchy so much as just a bit stiff. Here's the front... ...and the back... Review: Knitty Issue 39, Spring + Summer 2012. Something I Really Like: Astronomy, my telescope that I still can't use and my SkyView app. Here's the photo I took when I stopped recording. It's slightly blurry because I was too excited to get the tripod out and do it properly, I'm afraid. Venus is the brighter light on the right, with Jupiter on the left. It really did appear just as I was saying it. Uncanny! Links: Woolsack; A Playful Day; Subway Knits; Counting Sheep; The Heathen Housewife; Prof Brian Cox. Music: Rondopolska by Barry Philips, from the album Tråd, available from Magnatune. We have a listeners' map. Please go on over to pop in a pin - we're covering 4 continents now but I'd still love to see where you all are! Feel free to leave a comment here or at http://www.yarnsfromtheplain.blogspot.com/, or email me at yarnsfromtheplain AT googlemail DOT com. We have a Ravelry group here, so come on over to chat. You can find me on Ravelry as talesfromtheplain and on Twitter as talesfromplain (although Tweeting can be sporadic!). TTFN, Nic