Talking Science
Ask A Biologist Podcast
Chapters
0:00
Intro
1:14
Visible and invisible ideas.
2:29
Radio as a story-telling medium. [Difference between television and radio]
3:56
The duet between the radio voice and the listening.
4:25
Difference between radio and television?
5:18
Multitasking in the modern age.
6:06
Radio and television - then and now.
7:45
The beginning of RadioLab.
9:19
Who and how do people listen to RadioLab?
10:07
Who is listening to the new medium?
11:36
Are there new communication mediums that are being developed?
13:56
Are you secretly a scientist at heart? [The importance of asking questions]
16:00
The art of asking questions - treat an interview like a date.
17:31
Where do you get your ideas?
18:27
Worst and best part of being a science journalist.
20:15
When did you know you wanted to be a science reporter?
21:52
What would you be or do if you were not a science journalist?
22:26
Advice for a young communicator that wants to be a scientist?
24:11
Tips on interviewing and telling stories about science.
26:50
Write to other successful people whose work you like.
27:57
The amazing adventures or misadventures of some biologists.
29:17
Sign-off
Ask A Biologist Podcast
Talking Science
Nov 03, 2009
Episode 55
Dr. Biology Talks with Robert Krulwich
What happens when Dr. Biology sits down to talk with science reporter Robert Krulwich? He learns why the reporter is one of the best at communicating complex subjects. Listen in as the two talk about the craft of radio, film, new media formats, and Robert's podcast program, Radiolab.
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