Northern Public Radio

The Sound of Science

WNIJ and NIU STEAM are partnering to create “The Sound of Science,” a weekly series explaining important science, technology, engineering and math concepts using sound. The feature will air at 1:04 p.m. Fridays as a lead-in to Science Friday. Got questions or topic suggestions for the Sound of Science team? Please submit them below! The Sound of Science is made possible by Ken Spears Construction

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Northern Public Radio

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Education

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Latest episode

May 30, 2025

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Episodes

The Sound of Science - 'Egg Tempera Paint' 18.11.2022

This week, we discuss a lesser-known method of painting.

The Sound of Science - 'Dr. Franklin Chang-Diaz' 14.10.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Dr. Franklin Chang-Diaz'

The Sound of Science - 'How do 3D movies work?' 23.09.2022

The Sound of Science - 'How do 3D movies work?'

The Sound of Science - 'Dr. Ildaura Murillo-Rohde' 16.09.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Dr. Ildaura Murillo-Rohde'

The Sound of Science - 'Chaos theory' 02.09.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Chaos theory'

The Sound of Science - 'Does corn pop on the cob?' 26.08.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Does corn pop on the cob?'

The Sound of Science - 'How does solar power work?' 19.08.2022

The Sound of Science - 'How does solar power work?'

The Sound of Science - 'What makes smell smelly?' 12.08.2022

The Sound of Science - 'What makes smell smelly?'

The Sound of Science - 'The art of prosthetics' 05.08.2022

The Sound of Science - 'The art of prosthetics'

The Sound of Science - 'Aphantasia' 24.06.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Aphantasia'

The Sound of Science - 'Learning from nature' 17.06.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Learning from nature'

The Sound of Science - 'Dating a mountain' 10.06.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Dating a mountain'

The Sound of Science - 'Exploring the ocean floor' 03.06.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Exploring the ocean floor'

The Sound of Science - 'How are earthquakes made?' 13.05.2022

The Sound of Science - 'How are earthquakes made?'

The Sound of Science - 'Why does sound reflect more in an empty room?' 06.05.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Why does sound reflect more in an empty room?'

The Sound of Science - 'What makes flowers different colors?' 22.04.2022

The Sound of Science - 'What makes flowers different colors?'

The Sound of Science - 'How many galaxies are in the universe?' 15.04.2022

The Sound of Science - 'How many galaxies are in the universe?'

The Sound of Science - 'Why did the big bang happen?' 15.04.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Why did the big bang happen?'

The Sound of Science - 'How do worm holes work?' 18.03.2022

The Sound of Science - 'how do worm holes work?'

The Sound of Science - 'How many galaxies are in the universe?' 11.03.2022

The Sound of Science - 'How many galaxies are in the universe?'

The Sound of Science - 'The wavelengths of color' 04.03.2022

The Sound of Science - 'The wavelengths of color'

The Sound of Science - 'AI pt. 3' 25.02.2022

The Sound of Science - 'AI pt. 3'

The Sound of Science - 'AI pt. 2' 18.02.2022

The Sound of Science - 'AI pt. 2'

The Sound of Science - 'AI pt. 1' 11.02.2022

The Sound of Science - 'AI pt. 1'

The Sound of Science - 'Why is gold AU?' 04.02.2022

The Sound of Science - 'Why is gold AU?'

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