Podcasters often say that their inspiration to begin podcasting came from listening to a podcast and thinking “I can do that!” Virginia “Ginger” Campbell, M.D. listened to her first podcasts—Skepticality and The Signal—when they first debuted on iTunes in 2005. Although podcasting struck a chord with her, there were two
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In a time when people believe the idea that even scientific “fact” can be interpreted, Jessica Steier and Andrea Love provide listener relief by ‘sifting through the noise’ in their show, Unbiased
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Recently, I watched the People’s Choice Podcast Awards. When the host announced DNA Today as the winner in the Science & Medicine category, my interest was piqued. Then I heard Kira Dineen,
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In a time when people believe the idea that even scientific “fact” can be interpreted, Jessica Steier and Andrea Love provide listener relief by ‘sifting through the noise’ in their show, Unbiased
The snow is falling in the Northern Hemisphere. For many, the itch to get back on the slopes is deep within the soul. We prep our gear, watch extreme ski movies, and
Podcasters often say that their inspiration to begin podcasting came from listening to a podcast and thinking “I can do that!” Virginia “Ginger” Campbell, M.D. listened to her first podcasts—Skepticality and The
