Ockham's Razor - Program Podcast

Some teachers are hard to forget, as Bodhi Hardinge has found.

Professor John Bradshaw reminisces on a romantic camping trip – disrupted by an infestation of ticks.

In today’s post-fact, post-truth world, how do scientists engage with everybody in the general public — not just the ones who are already listening?

How is it that philosopher Jeremy Bentham attends senate meetings at University College London, almost two centuries after his demise?

Are scientists and the scientific method being replaced by the misinformation of pseudoscience, new-age therapies and quantum mysticism?

Humanity is up against enormous challenges, says science writer Julian Cribb. So what could be the key to survival?

The ANU's Dr George Wilson has long been worried about the way our animals are disappearing from the landscape. Could market forces play a role in conservation?

The southern continents were once united as the supercontinent Gondwana, but does this explain the links between the plants of the southern hemisphere? Dr Barbara Briggs travelled to Madagascar to find out.