Episode 5: Sunday 1st April 2012

Interacting Weakly returns for the last episode of the series. Did the cast have the brains required to escape from the Titanic? Has the cast’s collective pun writing abilities reached new depths? And what has this all to do with the Wellcome Trust’s latest exhibition? Join Gilead Amit, Jennifer Whyntie, Tom Whyntie, Andrew Winterville, and special guest Seb Junemann to find out. You can stream it using the SoundCloud widget below, or download the mp3 here. You could even subscribe via our RSS feed using your favourite podcast player, or find us on iTunes.

Let us know what you think in the comments, or on Twitter at @interactweakly. This podcast uses many sounds from freesound – for the full list, please see the credits for this episode. Thank you for listening!

Episode 4: Sunday 11th March 2012

Interacting Weakly is back! And it’s bigger than ever (especially if you’ve got podcastophobia, which of course we’re hoping you haven’t). This week Gilead Amit, Nigel Fullerton, Andrew Winterville, Jen Whyntie and Tom Whyntie are joined by Thom Hoffman and Sam Wong to keep you in “sink” with the week’s scientific news. You can stream it using the SoundCloud widget below, or download the mp3 here. You could even subscribe via our RSS feed using your favourite podcast player, or find us on iTunes.

In this episode we’ve got the Terrible Two Sigmas, ancient backbone, ear-worms, and more ursine puns than even Gilead could possibly bear. Let us know what you think in the comments, or on Twitter at @interactweakly. This podcast uses many sounds from freesound – for the full list, please see the credits for this episode. Thank you for listening!

Episode 3: Sunday 26th February 2012

What do you know, it’s episode 3 of Interacting Weakly! This week we’re joined by Gilead Amit, Nigel Fullerton, Andrew Winterville, Jen Whyntie and Tom Whyntie, and had a little help from our friends Matt Allinson and Thom Hoffman. You can stream it using the SoundCloud widget below, or download the mp3 here. You could even subscribe via our RSS feed using your favourite podcast player or find us on iTunes.

In this Sunday’s serving of salubrious scienticity, you’ll hear the laws of physics and our regional accent capabilities pushed to the limits as we take you on a journey to the final frontiers of science-based topical sketch comedy. Rumours of a dedicated “Meat Issue” from earlier in the week were, sadly, unfounded. Let us know what you think in the comments, or on Twitter at @interactweakly. This podcast uses many sounds from freesound – for the full list, please see the credits for this episode. Thank you for listening!

Episode 2: Sunday 19th February 2012

It’s episode 2 of Interacting Weakly, featuring Gilead Amit, Nigel Fullerton, Jen Whyntie and Tom Whyntie. You can stream it using the SoundCloud widget below, or download the mp3 here. You could even subscribe via our RSS feed using your favourite podcast player.

This week we’ve got tiny chameleons, enormous rockets, and medium-sized drinking vessels that science has told us are “just right”. There’s even some (fairly) respectful treatment of some of the more notable world leaders from recent history. Let us know what you think in the comments, or on Twitter at @interactweakly. This podcast uses many sounds from freesound – for the full list, please see the credits for this episode. Thank you for listening!

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Episode 1: Sunday 12th February 2012

It’s here! Episode 1 of Interacting Weakly, featuring Gilead Amit, Nigel Fullerton, Jen Whyntie and Tom Whyntie. You can stream it using the soundcloud widget below, or download it here.

This week we’ve covered Antarctic drilling, alcohol pricing, meteorites, whales, ancient seagrass, the White House Science Fair and how the spending cuts are (still) affecting science. There’s even some biting #NHSreform satire. Let us know what you think in the comments below, or on Twitter. Thank you for listening!

You can find the credits for this week’s episode here.

UPDATE (18/2/2012): You can now download the mp3 here, or subscribe via iTunes here. How very exciting.

Coming soon…

Sure – you want to keep up with the latest developments in science. Who doesn’t? But, sometimes, doesn’t it all just get a bit heavy? Wouldn’t you like your science – and it is your science, after all – to be freshly squeezed from the week’s headlines and served in a tall glass of sketch comedy? And wouldn’t you like someone to pour that science juice straight into your ears – possibly using some hilarious (terrible) comedy accents?

Well, Sunday 12th February 2012 is your lucky day. (Not that you believe in luck, of course.) Watch this space, follow us on Twitter, and bate your breath. It’s nearly time for Interacting Weakly.