Big Picture Science – As the Worlds Turn: Richard Hollingham

by Gary Niederhoff on October 17, 2012

Part 4 of As the Worlds Turn, featuring Richard Hollingham, science journalist and producer of Space Boffins podcast, on why science reporting is so exciting.
(TRT 9:52)


					Tagged as:
						exploration



			
				
					
						Leave a Comment
					
					
						Name
						E-mail
						Website
						
							
						

			
			Notify me of followup comments via e-mail
			
						
							


						
	
	
		
			
				
				Authenticate this comment using OpenID.			
		
		
This blog is kept spam free by WP-SpamFree.
 Notify me of follow-up comments by email.
 Notify me of new posts by email.
					
				
			
					
						Previous post: Big Picture Science – As the Worlds Turn: Paul Abell
						Next post: Big Picture Science – As the Worlds Turn: Barry Matsumori



			
				
The latest from Seth…
			Why Warp Speed Will Never Happen

Sometimes the pendulum of our belief swings too far. For example, our perspective on what's possible. Before the Renaissance, there were plenty of things that were deemed absurd. If you... (read more)

Peruse Seth's previous musings
		
Seth Central
			Can't get enough Seth? Well, if seeking professional help doesn't work, try perusing this trove of Seth's writings and media appearances:



Huffington Post articles

Latest Book

Essays

TV & Radio

Lectures and Panels



And if that's not enough, there's always this popular item from his film making past: The Turkey That Ate St. Louis


		
			
				
			






		

Search This Blog

	
		
		
	


 Our Latest Show 
 On Defense


BiPiSci - On Defense



 
Part 1: Mary Roach / Military Fatigue

Part 2: Michael Engel / Insect Camouflage

Part 3: Annie Jacobsen / Future Soldiers

Part 4: Brian Hoffman / Adrenaline
 
Episode Archive
			October 2017:

On Defense (10/9/17)

It's In Material (10/2/17)

September 2017:

Skeptic Check:
 Aliens -
 The Evidence (9/25/17)

Angles of a Hack (9/18/17)

Plan of a Hack (9/11/17)

Born Legacy (9/04/17)

August 2017:

Elements Never Forget (8/28/17)

Musical Universe (8/21/17)

On Thin Ice (8/14/17)

Skeptic Check:
Busting Myths with Adam Savage (8/7/17)

July 2017:

Caught in a Traps (7/31/17)

What Goes Around (7/24/17)

Eclipsing All Other Shows (7/17/17)

Frogs' Pants (7/10/17)

Skeptic Check:
Rational Lampoon (7/3/17)

June 2017:

Skeptic Check:
How Low Can You Go? (6/26/17)

Perpetual Emotion Machine (6/19/17)

Science Fiction (6/12/17)

Gene-y in a Bottle (6/5/17)

May 2017:

The Crater Good (5/29/17)

Skeptic Check:
Science Breaking Bad (5/22/17)

100% Invisible (5/15/17)

Time on Your Side (5/8/17)

Eve of Disruption (5/1/17)

April 2017:

Spacecraft Elegy (4/24/17)

Skeptic Check:
Glutenous Maximus (4/17/17)

Your Brain's Reins (4/10/17)

Winging It (4/3/17)

March 2017:

Shell on Earth (3/27/17)

Born Legacy (3/20/17)

What Have You Got To Move (3/13/17)

Cosmic Conundra (3/6/17)

February 2017:

Skeptic Check:
Not So Sweet (2/27/17)

Thinking About Thinking (2/20/17)

Going All to Species (2/13/17)
Quantum: 
Why We Want 'Em (2/6/17)
January 2017:

DIY Spaceflight (1/30/17)

Skeptic Check:
Amelia Earhart (1/23/17)

Geology is Destiny (1/16/17)

No Face to Hide (1/9/17)

The Light Stuff (1/2/17)

December 2016:

The Fix is In (12/26/16)

Skeptic Check:
Fear Itself (12/19/16)

Are Animals Really That Smart? (12/12/16)

Brain Dust (12/05/16)

November 2016:

What Lies Beneath (11/28/16)

Weather Vain (11/21/16)

Skeptic Check:
Aliens - The Evidence (11/14/16)

And To Space We Return (11/07/16)



Older episodes...
		
Recent Comments
Richard on Big Picture Science – On Thin Ice
Richard on Big Picture Science – On Thin Ice
cayla on Big Picture Science – Perpetual Emotion Machine
Sharon Carter on Big Picture Science – Perpetual Emotion Machine
Frieda van Goethem on Big Picture Science – Going All To Species: John Hawks / Homo Naledi


	
		Get smart with the Thesis WordPress Theme from DIYthemes.
		WordPress Admin