#DontCallMeResilient returns on March 30! And this season, we’re going to be getting a little newsier. In Season 5 of our #podcast, we’ll be recording in real time, bringing our unique analysis to the stories of the week as well as stories that are overlooked in the media.

Physicists have long debated how to interpret quantum mechanics. Is it a true and objective description of reality?theconversation.com/great-mysterie… In #GreatMysteriesofPhysics, Miriam Frankel talks to Chiara Marletto, Christopher Timpson + Marcus Huber: podfollow.com/great-mysterie…

How do you stayed focused on a single task for a long time? : theconversation.com/information-ov… Find out how demands on our attention are affecting us like human-computer interaction, tech design & literacy. With Daniel B. le Roux, Kai Lukoff + Maryanne Wolf :podfollow.com/the-conversati…

🎧#DontCallMeResilient is back in a new, newsier format! On ep 1 of Season 5, we discuss changes to the Safe Third Country Agreement, the closure of the unofficial U.S./Canada border at #RoxhamRoad, and what this means for #AsylumSeekers in Canada. theconversation.com/roxham-road-as… #STCA

Media multi-tasking, like skimming, is an adaptive response to an environment inundated with information. And media multi-tasking comes at a cognitive cost, expert points out. Listen the latest episode of The Conversation Weekly podcast: podfollow.com/the-conversati…

In an era of ceaseless notifications from apps, devices and social media platforms, as well as access to more information than we could possibly consider, how do we find ways to manage? Kai Lukoff explains the way platforms capture a user's attention : podfollow.com/the-conversati…

Life seems to somehow emerge from non-living parts. For instance, a rock and a tortoise. Both are made up of non-living atoms. The difference? We don't really know yet: theconversation.com/great-mysterie… Miriam Frankel talks to Jim Al-Khalili & Sara Imari Walker: podfollow.com/great-mysterie…

Finding a theory of everything is arguably the holy grail of physics: theconversation.com/great-mysterie… But do we need a theory of everything? In the #GreatMysteriesofPhysics podcast, Miriam Frankel talks to chanda.bsky.social prescod-weinstein & Vlatko Vedral: podfollow.com/great-mysterie…

Conservation needs to consider both biological and cultural diversity: theconversation.com/conserving-nat… Explore why conserving natural resources like sandalwood should consider cultural practices. With The Nature of Endangerment, Danny Hettiarachchi & Jules Pretty: podfollow.com/the-conversati…

i produced a The Conversation Podcasts The Conversation Weekly episode on sandalwood, where i spoke with a chemist, an environmental historian and a nature-culture researcher about the conservation of cultural and natural diversity bit.ly/3KzBBhc

On the latest episode of #DontCallMeResilient - Dina Siddiqi of @NYU NYU Liberal Studies and Minh-Ha Pham of @prattinstitute speak with Vinita Srivastava about the #fashionindustry and how the lives of #garmentworkers are still in danger 10 years after #RanaPlaza. Listen: theconversation.com/fast-fashion-w…

In #TheConversationWeekly podcast, Festival Godwin Boateng and Paul W. Bledsoe explain why richer countries export used cars and what impacts they have in developing nations: theconversation.com/dangerous-and-… Listen here: podfollow.com/the-conversati…

In #TheConversationWeekly, find out about cloud seeding, the economic effects it can have on agriculture and research that may allow governments to use cloud seeding in more places: theconversation.com/cloud-seeding-… With Dean Bangsund, Linda Zou & Katja Friedrich: podfollow.com/the-conversati…

In #TheConversationWeekly, find out about the impact of IMF loans on recipient countries, why countries continue to rely on IMF loans and potential alternatives to this system: theconversation.com/improving-how-… Featuring Attiya Waris and Danny Bradlow: podfollow.com/the-conversati…

This year, the United Nations International Court of Justice is hearing its first argument about climate commitments. Find out what these cases might mean for the climate movement and how human rights law can produce real change on the ground. theconversation.com/governments-an…

Around the world, borders between countries are getting tougher. In #TheConversationWeekly, Chris C. Nshimbi, @heavencrawley & Valentina Di Iasio explain what migration really looks like around the world and how some countries in Africa are welcoming refugees. theconversation.com/debunking-migr…

Our podcast, The Conversation Weekly, has been shortlisted for the British Podcast Awards Climate section: britishpodcastawards.com/shortlist-2023 Did you know you can also nominate our podcasts like Great Mysteries of Physics for their Listeners' Choice Award? Vote for us now👇britishpodcastawards.com/voting

To mark the 30th anniversary of the signing of the 1993 Oslo accords, we are launching a podcast series Inside the Oslo Accords revisits the legacy of this moment in the Israel-Palestine peace process through interviews with some key negotiators involved: podfollow.com/the-conversati…

What can Neanderthals reveal about our own species? We talk to archaeologist Ludovic Slimak for The Conversation Weekly podcast on his provocative new discoveries. The Conversation Podcasts theconversation.com/a-tooth-that-r…