Pod Delusion Extra

Simon Frantz speaks to Justin Hancock about some of the issues and themes in classic 80s film Weird Science.

Marcus talks to Liz about the Universe.

Dean Burnett's full report from Pod Delusion episode 115.

Salim Fadhley's full interview with the creator of the BBC Micro.

Liz spoke to Ed about the Voyager probes, which are on the verge of leaving the solar system.

A debate about politics and the arts recorded at Soho Theatre. Chaired by Michael Crick and features, amongst others, Dianne Abbott MP and Don Foster MP.

Graeme giving his talk "Thinking critically about statistics and inference". Recorded on the 21st November 2011.

A special recording of Ada Lovelace Day LIVE! Recorded on October 7th 2011. Ft Gia Milinovich, Helen Arney, Maggie Philbin, Kate Smurthwaite, Sara Pascoe, Sue Black and Suw Charman-Anderson.

Recorded at Clapham Picture House, a discussion on the 2009 film Moon, led by Simon Frantz.

Liz Lutgendorff's full interview with Marcus Chown about his new book!

Liz's chat with Frozen Planet academic advisor Mark Brandon in full.

Sean Ellis's full interview with Greg Yeric about how microprocessors work.

Lester Waugh speaks about how his team built and tested the ExoMars rover. Recorded at UCL for London Science Festival.

Lewis Dartnall and Nick Lane talk about the prospects for finding extra-terrestrial life. Recorded at UCL for London Science Festival.

Craig Leff talks about the logistics of working with Mars Rovers. Recorded at UCL for London Science Festival.

Prof Jon Butterworth and Dr Lyndon Evans talks about the construction of the LHC. Recorded at UCL as part of London Science Festival.

Liz Lutgendorff's full interview with author Andrew Scott Cooper about his book The Oil Kings, which looks at Iran in the 1970s.

Recorded 26th October 2011, Phillip Schofield, director of the Bentham Project at UCL delivers a fascinating lecture on some of Jeremy Bentham's manuscripts which have only just come to light.

Philosopher Ray Tallis gives the British Humanist Association's 2011 Holyoake Lecture entitled 'Aping Mankind'. Recorded on the 18th October 2011.

Way back in September, the Secular Europe Campaign hosted a debate in association with the British Humanist Association on the role of Islam in a Secular Europe.