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Into the Impossible With Brian Keating
- By: Big Bang Productions Inc.
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1 hr and 9 mins
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Mar 17 20243 hrs and 22 mins
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- Anonymous User
- 05-14-23
Fascinating and often inspiring
I have been binging this podcast recently, here and on other platforms. There have been many great episodes but the ones with Shep Doeleman, Heino falcke, Rai Weiss and Barry Barish really resonated with me for both the depth of the technical discussion, passion and interest from both the guests and Dr. Kearting, and the unguarded nature with which they answered the more personal questions.
Going through the history of the podcasts, I think Dr. Keating has grown as an interviewer becoming stronger in the follow-up to guest responses and striking a good balance in the science topics explored. Not to say early episodes were weak. For me, the content of the episodes and passion of the discussions are the main appeal, and those stood out for their excellence right from the beginning.
I would like to thank Dr. Keating for putting these out there. I hope you are able to continue for as long as people keep doing science,
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- Philip Greenspun
- 04-04-23
Superconducting brain expansion
My brain is conducting information very slowly indeed, but I enjoyed the superconducting podcast! (The robot-inserted commercial interruptions are confusing, though. Maybe Audible can make its software as smart as the people interviewed on this podcast.)
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- Anonymous User
- 03-11-23
Sensational Listen and Learning!
Kudos to Brian Keating & Eric Weinstein on a sensational and fascinating discussion.
I really do not have a lot of science and zero physics in me, but I have found myself learning and growing my critical thinking skills listening to Dr. Keating's and Eric's podcast.
For me, discussions like these are a big part of the awe amazing time we live in - that average people like myself are able to easily access some of the best thinking on earth, whether one agrees or disagrees with the various positions asserted.
Keep growing the good Brian and Eric.
Sam X Renick
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-13-22
Manna for the mind
If your goal is to comprehend the universe on a larger scale or explore the properties of celestial bodies. These podcasts will help you in your goal.
Dr. Keating’s personal insights on a wide range of topics, coupled with such highly respected guest are manna for the mind.
From the beginning of my goal to learn about how this wonderful universe works or at least as an observer trying to understand how I believe it might work through my lens jump started by reading Wrinkles In Time by Smoot and Davidson. Then years later finding myself bored with yet another rendition of the double slit experiment I searched for podcasts by physicist near me. Finding the Into the Impossible podcast has never once been disappointing. As a fellow San Diegan I am thrilled with the likelihood that I’ll be lucky enough someday to meet Dr. Keating in person.
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- Azriella
- 01-28-24
Content Accessible and Enjoyable
The personalities of each guest quite down to earth in their human discussions of esoteric concepts.
The thought process fascinating.
Have recommended highly to everyone!
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- starling01
- 09-10-23
Great Podcast!
I've just started listening to Brian Keating's podcasts and I know I'm going to binge them. So entertaining, and so thought provoking, and so clear. I hesitated to listen to the September 6 with Steven Koonin since I thought, no way am I going to spend time with a climate change denier. I'm glad I trusted Brian though and gave him a chance. The podcast may not have changed my mind but the time spent hearing the science, the statistical model, and Brian's careful and respectful presentation was a total pleasure. Very highly recommended!
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- Brooklyn Bookworm
- 05-25-23
A fun and exhilarating adventure into the cosmos,
I love this podcast. I am not a scientist or much of a science person. That said, I love pondering the mystery and wonder of the cosmos. Brian's podcast and YouTube channel are great fun for the laymen to be introduced to fascinating insights, exhilarating theories, and mind-expanding ideas. Brian has a knack for metaphor to help explain highly complicated concepts into much easier to digest ideas. In fact, this is the reason I listen to his podcast—I wouldn't bother if it was all over my head, and he helps me grasp topics that I have never personally studied as an adult. Most crucially to me, Into the Impossible is not only a place where free speech and the free exploration of ideas are welcome, but they are also wanted. I appreciate Brian's occasional foray into some of today's trickier topics. He always approaches such conversations with an open mind and in good faith—which more people could afford to do today.
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- dmbranco
- 04-28-23
Don’t bother
The host lacks scientific integrity, being more driven by his own beliefs and skepticism, which is not the way of a scientist. He’ll make use of out-of-the-box thinkers (which he’s not) to help his podcast gain popularity only to later publicly claim to be skeptical about the people he has interviewed. As it is the case with many other academics, he expects his credibility and reputation to automatically make him right and admired (pretty much like Neil Tyson). There’s nothing about the impossible in this podcast, just the same old scientific faith and litany.
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- Christian Ruiz
- 01-26-23
Amazing podcast
Engaging, interesting, and very informative.
I really like professor Brian’s enthusiasm at explaining science.
By the way, the audio quality is simply great
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- NakedSnake4113
- 12-23-22
One of the most important podcasts
I would say this podcast is still seriously underrated. Brian Keating is one of the most genuine and honest scientists and overall thinkers out there. There are a lot of podcasts out there competing for your attention which gives rise to a problem about what to listen to with limited time. I believe the Into the Impossible podcast with Brian Keating does a great job at curating some of the most important voices in the world that people should be listening to.
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