Unsung Science
Hear the untold stories of mind-blowing achievements in science and tech. “CBS Sunday Morning” correspondent and six-time Emmy winner David Pogue takes you behind the scenes into the creation stories of the world’s greatest advances and the people behind them. From transportation, food, space, internet, and health, creators reveal their inspirations and roadblocks they encountered in bringing their breakthroughs to the public. Hear all-new episodes of the award-winning Unsung Science podcast every other Friday.

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Chainsaws, Women, and the Cape Town Drought

Chainsaws, Women, and the Cape Town Drought

In 2018, following a historic three-year drought, the water sources in Cape Town, South Africa ran dry. It was the first major city to face Day Zero: when you’d turn on the faucet—and nothing would co...

7 Jan 202240min

How to Prepare for Wildfires

How to Prepare for Wildfires

You’ve survived 2021—thanks, no doubt, to the science and tech that made your medical care, your internet, and your smartphone work. Tonight, New Year’s Eve, many podcast hosts are taking some time to...

31 Dec 202159min

Where to Live in the Climate-Change Era

Where to Live in the Climate-Change Era

It’s the night before Christmas—and many podcasters (and listeners) are nestled all snug in their beds. But we didn’t want to leave you without a dose of witty Pogue science writing. So here, for your...

24 Dec 20211h

Leap Seconds, Smear Seconds, and the Slowing of the Earth

Leap Seconds, Smear Seconds, and the Slowing of the Earth

The earth’s spinning is slowing down. Any clocks pegged to the earth’s rotation are therefore drifting out of alignment with our far more precise atomic clocks—only by a thousandth of a second every 5...

17 Dec 202139min

How the Cellphone was Born: Three Months of Craziness

How the Cellphone was Born: Three Months of Craziness

In the early 1970s, “mobile phones” were car phones: Permanently installed monstrosities that filled up your trunk with boxes and, in a given city, could handle only 20 calls at a time. Nobody imagine...

10 Dec 202137min

How Apple and Microsoft Built the Seeing-Eye Phone

How Apple and Microsoft Built the Seeing-Eye Phone

Your smartphone can see, hear, and speak—even if you can’t. So it occurred to the engineers at Apple and Microsoft: Can the phone be a talking companion for anyone with low vision, describing what it’...

3 Dec 202149min

How to Prepare for Climate Change: Intro

How to Prepare for Climate Change: Intro

It's Thanksgiving weekend, and for many podcasts, a week off. But we didn't want to sock you with some re-run—or, worse, leave you with no episode at all. So David Pogue is here to offer a free chapte...

26 Nov 20217min

Who Makes the Fake Languages for Hollywood?

Who Makes the Fake Languages for Hollywood?

The first time you heard “Star Trek” characters speak Klingon, or the “Game of Thrones” characters speaking Dothraki and High Valyrian, you might have assumed that the actors were just speaking a few ...

19 Nov 202139min

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