Naomi Sayers

Mansplaining

Science EN ↓ 2 episodes

Mansplaining isn’t what you think… Naomi hands the mic to her husband Chris, who’s great at making complex topics simple. Together, they dive into the technologies, tools and theories shaping our world — with Naomi asking the real-life questions you’ve been wondering too. Smart, funny, and surprisingly useful, Mansplaining helps you actually understand the latest science and tech (and even decide what to do with it). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author

Naomi Sayers

Category

Science

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Dec 7, 2025

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Episodes

Intelligence that is artificial? 07.12.2025

In episode two we bite off more than we can chew (?) by attempting to explain AI! Have a listen if you've ever wondered what it's all about and whether you should be afraid... Follow us on instagram @mansplainingpodcast Got something you want #mansplained? DM us or email: mansplainpodcast25@gmail.com to have Chris explain it all! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's printing, Jim, but not as we know it 30.08.2025

On episode one of Mansplaining , we tackle the "simple" topic of 3D printing - using a combination of analogies, interruptions and a lot of patience. Credit to Scott Crump, the inventor of FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling) printing and to Chuck Hull who came up with the first 3D commercial printer and patented resin. Follow us on instagram @mansplainingpodcast Got something you want #mansplained? D...

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