156 episodes
Got Science? Union of Concerned Scientists
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4.6 • 185 Ratings
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Get your science on with the new podcast from the Union of Concerned Scientists. Our hosts take on technology, attacks on science, climate change, and more, as they channel the power of science to make the world a better place.
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Ep. 134: Nuclear Consequences: US and China’s Nuclear Policy
US-China relations expert Dr. Gregory Kulacki discusses China’s nuclear weapons strategy and what it means for the Russian war in Ukraine.
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Ep. 133: Out of the Lab, Into the Community
Nonprofit founder and biology PhD Dr. Monica Unseld details her journey from scientist to activist and discusses how science institutions can forge successful partnerships with communities.
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Ep. 17: Los riesgos que enfrentan los votantes latinx en EEUU, y los asuntos que más les importan
El voto latinx importa más que nunca. La Dra. Ivy Cargile explica los riesgos para los votantes y los asuntos que nos harán acudir a las urnas.
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Ep. 132: North Korea Missile Launches: What's Going On?
Nuclear nonproliferation expert Dr. Jeffrey Lewis breaks down why North Korea appears to be ramping up its missile tests, and what this means for our geopolitics.
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Ep. 131: Disinformation: How You Can Spot It and Fight It
Communications strategist Sabrina Joy Stevens shares practical tips for shutting down disinformation online.
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Ep. 130: War in Ukraine: The Russian Threat of Nuclear Weapons
Dr. Tara Drozdenko, physicist and national security expert, explains why nuclear weapons should never be on the table in a global conflict
Customer Reviews
Informative and actionable!
Excellent content, delivered in an easy to consume format - I always walk away having learned something valuable. Super grateful for this resource!
Got science?
Great podcast: Straightforward, spot on with the facts, and interesting. Who says you can’t have it all?
Straight to the facts. No BS
Love this podcast. Episodes aren’t massively long, they hit important and interesting topics in the world of science, and it’s all provided in a factual context that is refreshing to see these days. Great job UCS!