Since I was a kid watching "Newton's Apple," a Minnesota-based science show, and later, "Bill Nye the Science Guy" every day after school on PBS, geeking out about stress and tension, and other random but awesome information about the world we live in, I have loved science.
High school science classes kind of whomped that love right out of me. Except Mrs. Williams, at Cathedral High School—she was friendly and made science kind of fun, relative to my other science classes.
So it makes complete sense that I love Radio Lab, from WNYC, which plays on Minnesota Public Radio and I've caught a couple times. I'm just now enjoying the podcast version of the show on Time, wherein they interview Oliver Sacks and explain Einstein's Theory of Relativity in very easy to understand terms.
It's so fun! I'm so glad this program exists.
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Litearaly as I was reading your post, I thought to myself, "This show sounds interesting. I wonder if there's a Podcast available..." Lo and behold, you provided the answer not four seconds after I had asked myself the question. That, also, was a very nice surprise. :)
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