In this unscripted episode, we take a look at the announced results from the Muon g-2 experiment recently performed at the Fermi National Accelerator ...

A look at pseudosciences and their characteristics through the lenses of critical thinking and inquiry.

In this episode, we begin our exploration of the Chinese cartographic tradition.

In this special solstice episode fo the podcast, we embark on a winter journey through the writings of John Muir and David Henry Thoreau among others.

In this episode, we conclude our examination of cartography in the Roman Empire by looking at the development of itineraries and travel maps from the ...

For many of the crew of the Scientific Odyssey, the next couple of weeks promises to be stressful with the coming US Presidential elections, a rising ...

In this anniversary celebration of our journey, we turn the canvas over to other voices to explore the intersection between inquiry in the sciences an...

In this episode, we look at applying the tools of good critical thinking and skepticism to analyzing conspiracy theories.

In this episode of our series on "Science as Inquiry" we look at those things that keep people from engaging in good critical thinking practices and h...

"The fox knows many little things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing."-Archilochus We trace this quote from the Archaic Greek poet through the work...