I feel guilty for having for years drawn so much intellectual and spiritual insight from you two gentlemen that I want to somehow give back to you! So, please add a $ button to your website that will allow people like me to express ourselves monetarily in response to you guys having expressed yourselves intellectually. Cheers 🍻

Two of the brightest, most intellectually honest and openly-minded people of our day discussing the best and most interesting topics... just amazing. I would prefer much longer conversations. I am always bummed by the 30-minute limitation. It’s hardly enough for an adequate introduction to the topics. Long-form podcasts are the most popular right now for a good reason. We want more. More of the good stuff, more science, more research, more stories, more laughs, more unscripted goodness, more depth! Love it!

I only wish this podcast were lengthier and more often. Mark works well off of Rupert and both are endlessly fascinating to listen too! I immensely enjoy their deconstruction of scientific dogmas that are so rarely brought up. I really appreciate their realistic skepticism instead of the annoying and groundless “Shermer” brand of skeptical inquiry that is so common. I hope this podcast keeps on keeping on!!!

I get a mild thrill whenever I see that a new Science Set Free episode has come through. It's a type of thrill that is rare among the many podcasts and other sources of information I consume (the only other example that comes to mind is when I see a new post has come through on Jules Evans's website). If you are a curious person who seeks intellectual stimulation in all manner of far flung places, I strongly encourage you to give this podcast a try. It's hard to explain exactly what I find so compelling about it. Basically, there is a type of quiet lightning that happens when Rupert and Mark's minds come together, when assumptions (often unconscious) are revealed and challenged, when new visions are proferred, when science/intellect engages with intuition/poetry in a kind of dance. If I kept talking I'd be apt to drown it in superlatives. Just pick an episode, find a quiet place, and press play.

I found this podcast after hearing Rupert Sheldrake as a guest on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. He gave a personal testimony of his spiritual path and I had to listen to it twice because it resonated so much. Anyway, Science Set Free always get right to the point! No wasted with introductions, commercials, or closing summaries. Both hosts hit the air on point with insightful, personal, and researched points of view regarding Christian faith, spirituality, other faiths, and of course…Science! It is Brilliant! My only complaint is that Rupert Sheldrake doesn’t talk into the mic enough so i’m constantly adjusting the volume on my headphones. Everything he says is important so I never want to miss anything.

Most likely yes, but despite the efforts of proponents of the dogmatic materialism, the thought of Rupert Sheldrake still shines. A golden find for those tired of the same secular materialistic talk. This is a set of talks in an informal setting, Personally, loved it.