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The Dr. Joe Show

Science EN ↓ 391 episodes

Debunking myths and answering questions about the science of everyday life. That's what Dr. Joe Schwarcz has been doing for 30+ years.

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Science

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Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

Egg-dropping, bio-plastics and coronavirus questions 01.03.2020
What really causes cancer 23.02.2020
Coronavirus, poop tea and Valentine's meat juice 16.02.2020
Genetic modification, nutritionists and dietitians 09.02.2020
Coronavirus, n-95 masks and bakelite 02.02.2020
Ping pong balls and ducks in a row 26.01.2020
Indonesian chickens and firefighting foam 19.01.2020
Copper pipes, apple cider vinegar and hydrazine engines 12.01.2020
History of the Bayer company 05.01.2020
Plants and drugs found in the Amazon 29.12.2019
The Gamechangers and dieting 22.12.2019
Why garlic was banned from the Hindenburg 01.12.2019
Homeopathy regulations with Tom Mulcair 24.11.2019
Tofu, flatulence and lighthouse keepers gone mad 17.11.2019
Acetaminophen, the Wright brothers and the Ig Nobel Prize 10.11.2019
What is the relationship between canned whip cream and surgery? 03.11.2019
Health risks of vaping 27.10.2019
Science symposium panel 20.10.2019
Why you have to be careful with baked potatoes wrapped in foil 13.10.2019
Where does blue cheese get its colour? 06.10.2019
Vaping dangers and climate change 29.09.2019
Developing new science communicators 22.09.2019
All about bagels 15.09.2019
Bakelite, charcoal and sugar drinks 08.09.2019
Dogs and chocolate 01.09.2019

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