Coronavirus: Shopping Safely
Shopping for food is one of the few reasons we can leave the house these days. But advice has been swirling online about the risks of shopping and bringing items back into your home. Associate Profess...
4 Apr 202021min
Coronavirus: The Economics of COVID-19
Are we in a recession? What does this stimulus package actually mean? Annie Lowrey, who writes about politics and economics for The Atlantic, talks about the government's response to this pandemic and...
3 Apr 202020min
The Medicine of Regeneration
By reprogramming your body’s cells, medical engineers may soon be able to heal a diseased heart or kidney. Biologist and pioneer in the science of aging, Dr. Michael West, discusses the potential for ...
2 Apr 202042min
Coronavirus: Your Questions Answered
Who should wear masks? Do they even work? Epidemiologist Dr Celine Gounder returns to Science Rules to take questions from Bill Nye's listener mailbox, and to share her experience from the frontline a...
31 Mar 202021min
Coronavirus: What The Numbers Tell Us
Hospitalization rates, exponential growth and flattening the curve – all these concepts are now part of our daily vocabulary. But understanding them properly takes some expertise. Bio-statistician Ada...
27 Mar 202020min
Real Fears, Fake Risks
How we distinguish between real risks and fake fears is a complicated, but universal human challenge. Author David Ropeik gives listeners the tools to assess their own fears, and the risks they face. ...
26 Mar 202044min
Coronavirus: Where Are The Tests?
In the first Coronavirus Edition of Science Rules, Bill Nye takes on the topic of testing: the barriers, the breakthroughs and the big picture, with Harvard epidemiologist Dr Michael J Mina. Send Bill...
24 Mar 202023min
Fires and Climate Change: A Vicious Cycle
This year's unprecedented Australian bushfires are barely out, but the news has moved on. Now is the time to take a serious look at how fires are related to climate change, and the warning they carry ...
19 Mar 202044min
