The subjects are intriguing and I would like very much to listen however, not everyone has a voice for radio. The amount of irritating and chalkboard nail screeching voices have be turning out sadly. Love science and off beat ideas but can not listen.

I always appreciate the turns this podcast takes to explore the known and bring forth the intricacy of the seemingly unknown connecting it back to relative terms. See plankton to mountains. Enjoy!

Fav podcast to listen to before sleep. After each episode I learn many interesting facts on an assortment of topics after just 1 episode!

Could be a good show but the BBC’s neo-Marxism constantly shines through. They are more interested about how science interacts with social justice and the relationship between historical oppressor/oppressed. Typical neo Marxist agenda - the presenters are probably so indoctrinated they don’t even realize.

Hi Keizer

A must-listen every week. Love this show. I enjoy this show and learn so much every episode. Thank you. One request please spell Maasai the way the people themselves spell Maasai. Thank you, Asante and Ashe.

Or people with child like intelligence? Or just produced by people like that?

vary it up a little bit!

Useful for keeping up to date on Covid and climate change but that’s about all. Good content but repetitive.

I listen to mostly plant and insect pc’s so the diversity I hear on BBC is welcomed.

I realize that many prefer to get their science from politicians these days so it’s great to have another science podcast venue.

I will gladly change my review to five stars if I hear 4 episodes that aren’t on COVID-19 and climate change

Liberal garbage with a British accent.

Good podcast.

The content and reporting are great. The show notes would be so much more useful if they included links to publications, preprint, websites, etc.

immediately makes every thing you present questionable.

I’d gladly change my rating to five stars after you have 4 episodes in a row that don’t focus on COVID-19 or climate change. There are far too many podcasts in my feed dealing with these 2 issues, please tone it down a bit. The other episodes from this podcast are great.

Always informative. 🙏🏽👍🏽

One of my favorite times each week is when I have a chance to listen to the BBC Science Hour. The creators of the Science Hour have an excellent ability to make their stories accessible, relevant, and human. Over the years, I have listened to *many* other science podcasts, and the Science Hour is top of the lot!!

A great way to start the week. A summary of the latest science and a wonder-filled delve into some perplexing Qs by the Crowd Science team.

Fascinating and refreshing questions from a scientific inquisitive perspective.

Fascinating and wonderful information, clearly presented. I especially liked the episode on procrastination.

The quality of the sound is so bad that I can’t listen to this. Which is a total shame because you’re wonderful.

The biodiversity episode fails to identify the real cause of the loss in biodiversity. 7-8 billion people will burn through all natural resources, including plants animals and wilderness, in a few generations. I think the microbial biodiversity might delay this or even prevent it. Glad I won’t be around to see it.

I am grateful to the boffins at the BBC for giving Pease a chance. He is a great interviewer who elucidates the scientific nubbins from his interviewees

Stop wasting my time with leftist politics. Just give us the science or else relabel your brand as political drool.

This is informative, interesting and well presented. One of my favourite podcasts.

Good reporting on various scientific fields. I follow the news avidly but I always learn something new with this podcast.

well put together. journalistic and reporting excellence. awesome!