Is There a Serious Science and Academia Radio Channel?

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The discussion centers around the search for a dedicated radio channel focused on serious science, technology, and academia. The original poster expresses frustration with the prevalence of sensationalist shows covering topics like UFOs and time travel, seeking recommendations for more credible content. Several specific programs are suggested, including "Quirks and Quarks," "Science Friday," "The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe," "Astronomy Cast," "Science Weekly," "Science Talk," and the "Nature Podcast." However, the original poster remains interested in finding a 24/7 radio station dedicated to these subjects, indicating a desire for continuous, reliable science-focused programming.
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Hello,

I was wondering if there exists a decent radio channel which main focus would be science/technology and academia ? I'm listening radio pretty much all the time while working, all I could find were "sensational" tech talk show about UFOs, zombies and time travel, nothing serious.

The best would be a radio dedicated to those subjects which I could listen all the time, but I doubt a good one exists. If you have specific shows to advise (I can still make a playlist) I'm also up for it!

Thank you and have a good day.
 
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Mishra said:
If you have specific shows to advise (I can still make a playlist) I'm also up for it!
Quirks and Quarks
Science Friday
The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe
Astronomy Cast
Science Weekly (The Guardian)
Science Talk (Scientific American)
Nature Podcast
 
thank you very much, I'll look into those. Still no 24/7 radio ?
 
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