Ep 100: Memories, The Here and Now, and Our Future – Time, Religion, and Physics – with Dr. Timothy Maness
Time is really weird. You may be inclined to say only the present is real, while the future and past have a […]
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Ep 99: New York Underwater: Art and Climate Change – with guest Carolyn Hall
What would it be like if New York City was partially underwater? What would it feel like, what would it taste like? […]
Ep 98: The Problems and Promise of AI in Healthcare – with guest Dr. Muhammad Ahmad
AI in healthcare can do amazing things. It can help doctors diagnose their patients. It can streamline patient care, and can help […]
Ep 97: Floods in India – A View of Climate Change from Under the River – with guest Dr. Luisa Cortesi
There are places where people can choose to ignore climate change. Then, there are places that it could never be considered a […]
Ep 96: AI, Ethics, and the Vatican – with guest Dr. Brian Patrick Green
Artificial Intelligence is not just the stuff of science fiction. It’s found all around us – from deciding what movie shows up […]
Ep 95: Grief in the Time of COVID- with guest Dr. Kristel Clayville
Grief in the time of COVID is a very real thing. COVID has changed the way we interact with each other and […]
Ep 94: Quantum Entanglement, Consciousness, and the Nature of Reality- with guest Dr. Eric Cavalcanti
Today, we’re talking about two deep subjects – quantum entanglement and consciousness. If physics has taught us anything, it is that the […]
Ep 93: Gratefulness, Hope, and COVID – with guest John Van Sloten
We are a COVID-weary people. It’s been about a year since lockdown really began. Happy quarantine-versary? But in all seriousness, we often […]
Ep 92: Merging Man and Machine: Transhumanism and Religion – with guest Seth Villegas
If you lost a limb, would you use technology to help you regain some of your ability? What if you were deaf? […]
Ep 91: Seeing Patterns, Seeing God: The Neuroscience of Belief – with guest Dr. Adam Weinberger
Why do some people believe, and others do not? Does it come down to experiences, the way you were raised, your DNA? […]