Recorded live at the Latitude Festival following a performance of the play Signals, Robin Ince, Helen Czerski, Kevin Fong and Helen Czerski discuss the difficulties of searching for alien life out in the cosmos.

Helen Czerski, Lucie Green, Suzi Gage and Linda Cremonesi, find out more about some of the most exciting, under-reported science happening in the world today.

As part of our launch night for Dean Burnett’s latest Book, Why Your Parents Are Driving You Up the Wall, we held an in conversation and audience Q&A event with Dean and Stephanie Merritt at the RI in London.

Recorded live at this year’s Blue Dot Festival after the play Signals, Helen Czerski is joined by Matthew Cobb, Suzie Imber and Chris Lintott to talk about life.

Recorded live at the Latitude Festival, on the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing Robin Ince chats with the first British astronaut, Helen Sharman, and Professor of planetary science, Suzie Imber.

With the 50th anniversary of the first Moon landings this week, we took the chance to record an episode of Science Shambles at none other than the Royal Observatory in Greenwich. Guests are Katie Mack and Emily Drabek-Maunder

This week Helen Czerski has two of our favourite nano-scientists in the studio with her. Michelle Dickinson and Suze Kundu join us to chat about all things nanotech.

Marek Ziebart is a Professor of Space Geodesy and Andrew Steele is a doctor of physics who is now writing a book on aging. We left it to Helen Czerski to find where all of that intersects

Helen Czerski is still in the host chair this week and she is joined by cosmologist and best selling science author Marcus Chown.

Science Shambles is break from its mini break and Helen Czerski has taken over hosting duties while Robin is on tour! Today she’s joined by two of our favourite mathematicians, Matt Parker and Rob Eastaway, plus Eve Cowely of Signals.