For the season final of Where the Wild Thoughts Are, Julian & I picked our favourite bits so far, from listening to ponds to reading purple. Oh and I remembered the time awe nearly killed me, and Julian revealed the moment he understood the entire universe shows.acast.com/where-the-wi...

Can't believe we've made it to 16 episodes of Where the Wild Thoughts Are already! I had a ball this week chatting to the brilliant David de la Haye about how sound can immerse us in hidden underwater worlds, and what it's like to improve music with your garden pond shows.acast.com/where-the-wi...

Looking forward to this!

It was great to chat to you! Hearing you describe the statues and carvings really made me feel like I was creeping down those corridors into the Neolithic underworld...

Excited to share news of my upcoming book, about the science of Now. Thank you @canongate.co.uk for designing such a beautiful cover! Writing this has been a long road (!) but now it's finally starting to feel real... 🎉 😆

Dostoevsky, bliss and the absence of prediction error between expectation and experience. Fascinating stuff from @jomarchant.bsky.social and Fabienne Picard at University Hospital Geneva 🧪

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Push the boundaries of your thoughts – we're enjoying listening to @jomarchant.bsky.social's Where The Wild Thoughts Are; a science podcast that encourages you to think differently about how you see the world, from cosmology and quantum physics to neuroscience, archaeology, ecology, it's got it all:

Huge congrats to @jomarchant.bsky.social on her new science podcast! 🧪

In the first three eps, the NYT bestselling author delves into plant cognition and potential hints of life elsewhere, and hears that there may be no laws of physics🤘

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