Indiana Public Media

A Moment of Science

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A Moment of Science is a daily audio podcast, public radio program and video series providing the scientific story behind some of life's most perplexing mysteries.

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Indiana Public Media

Category

Science

Podcast website

indianapublicmedia.org

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Getting Fat at Work 28.07.2025

Seems like there are plenty of reasons for the obesity epidemic, but it might actually have to do with work.

Beet Juice and Dementia 25.07.2025

Beet juice helps lower blood pressure. Could it also help prevent dementia?

Bird Hormones Mirror Life Strategies 24.07.2025

Hormones play a crucial role in an animal’s survival. Do different stress levels indicate different behaviors?

A Creature From Hell: Earth's Oldest Ant 23.07.2025

Finding an insect fossil in rock is unusual. What did these prehistoric ants look like?

Stimulating Math 22.07.2025

Are you allergic to math? Researchers might have found a treatment just for you.

The Long March 21.07.2025

What does walking have to do with fish? It turns out, the blueprint for walking might have existed for longer than previously thought.

Discovering a New Organ: the Interstitium 18.07.2025

You might be wondering how anatomists could have missed an organ in the human body, but that might to do with how unusual it is.

Solve for Tomorrow: High School Inventions 17.07.2025

What was your greatest high school achievement? What about an award-winning invention?

Doodling for Memory 16.07.2025

Are you prone to doodling when you should be paying attention? It might actually keep you focused.

Genetically-Modified Food 15.07.2025

Whether you're into health food or junk food, there's a good chance it's been genetically modified.

How Tropical Hummingbird Chicks Scare Predators Away 14.07.2025

The tropical rainforest is dangerous – you might have to get a little creative to ward off predators.

Just Say Neigh 11.07.2025

Horses are sometimes prone to strange addictions.

Vitamins. What's Too Much? 10.07.2025

When do supplements become detrimental?

Broken Heart Syndrome 09.07.2025

How do you heal from a broken heart? What if it landed you in the ER?

You'd Look Stunning in Infrared 08.07.2025

Why are we Earth dwellers so attuned to visible light, instead of some other segment of the spectrum? 

Is there life on K2 18b? 07.07.2025

How do you detect signs of life on exoplanets without traditional telescopes?

Why Clones Ain't Copies 04.07.2025

You can copy the genes, but you'll never be able to copy the gene expression.

Clones Ain't Copies 03.07.2025

The world's first cloned cat had a different personality altogether than its clone mother--she was much more friendly, in fact.

Meeting Your Future (Virtual) Self 02.07.2025

If you could go back in time, what would you say to yourself? What if you could simulate that experience?

How We Know That Humpty Dumpty Wasn't a Cat 01.07.2025

How are cats so good at landing?

Bad Vibrations 30.06.2025

You've heard of good vibrations, but what about the bad ones that come from holding a jack hammer too long?

Smelling in Stereo 27.06.2025

Why do snakes have forked tongues and why do they flick them?

Let'r Rip 26.06.2025

Why does paper tend to tear better in one direction?

A Moment of Silence 25.06.2025

You might listen to relaxing music to center your focus, but does silence work better?

Is It Possible To Be "Bored To Death?" 24.06.2025

Is that boring job slowly killing you? According to this study, it's possible.

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