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Alexandra Witze

Science journalist and podcaster

Alexandra Witze is a science journalist and podcaster who has written for The New York Times, Nature, and other publications. She has a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Cambridge and has worked as a researcher at CERN. Witze has won several awards for her science writing, including the National Academy of Sciences' Science Communication Award. She is also a frequent commentator on science and technology issues...

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HostNature Podcast921 eps

HostBright Side5217 eps

HostMinuteEarth571 eps

HostDrilled260 eps

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Why Hives Turn Against Their QueensMinuteEarthApr 6, 20263:50Host This Island Came Out of Nowhere And Then It DisappearedBright SideFeb 11, 202612:32Host What Really Happened to the Green SaharaBright SideApr 14, 20253:22:03Host The 'zombie' fires that keep burning under snow-covered forestsNature PodcastMay 19, 202117:26Host Shaping Culture and Faith: How Big Oil Influenced Climate ConversationsDrilledSep 18, 201817:27Host The Turn: How Big Oil Shifted from Innovation to Climate DenialDrilledSep 4, 201817:56Host Exploiting Scientists' Kryptonite: How Oil Companies Weaponized UncertaintyDrilledAug 28, 201813:42Host Nature Extra: Gravitational wavesNature PodcastFeb 12, 20167:27Guest