5 episodios
Interacting Weakly Gilead Amit & Jennifer Whyntie
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- Ciencia
Interacting Weakly is a regular podcast that aims to bring you a summary of the week’s science in a funny, almost entirely non-offensive way. The brainchild of writer Gilead Amit and producer Jen Whyntie (both currently on Imperial College London’s “Science Communication” Masters course), Interacting Weakly features a revolving and evolving cast of some of the most difficult-to-spell names in popular science coverage.
“[A] bizarre Monty Python/Horizon hybrid [...] a twisted genetic mess of comedy and science” — Ben Gilliland, MetroCosm (Metro).
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Episode 5: Sunday 1st April 2012
Interacting Weakly returns for the last episode of the series. Did the cast have the brains required to escape from the Titanic? Has the cast’s collective pun writing abilities reached new depths? And what has this all to do with … Continue reading →
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Episode 4: Sunday 11th March 2012
Interacting Weakly is back! And it’s bigger than ever (especially if you’ve got podcastophobia, which of course we’re hoping you haven’t). This week Gilead Amit, Nigel Fullerton, Andrew Winterville, Jen Whyntie and Tom Whyntie are joined by Thom Hoffman and … Continue reading →
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Episode 3: Sunday 26th February 2012
What do you know, it’s episode 3 of Interacting Weakly! This week we’re joined by Gilead Amit, Nigel Fullerton, Andrew Winterville, Jen Whyntie and Tom Whyntie, and had a little help from our friends Matt Allinson and Thom Hoffman. You … Continue reading →
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Episode 2: Sunday 19th February 2012
It’s episode 2 of Interacting Weakly, featuring Gilead Amit, Nigel Fullerton, Jen Whyntie and Tom Whyntie. You can stream it using the SoundCloud widget below, or download the mp3 here. You could even subscribe via our RSS feed using your … Continue reading →
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Episode 1: Sunday 12th February 2012
It’s here! Episode 1 of Interacting Weakly, featuring Gilead Amit, Nigel Fullerton, Jen Whyntie and Tom Whyntie. You can stream it using the soundcloud widget below, or download it here. This week we’ve covered Antarctic drilling, alcohol pricing, meteorites, whales, … Continue reading →