Clear+Vivid with Alan Alda

Dennis Overbye: Reporting the Universe

Aug 31, 2021

35:35

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How Do You Write Science Articles That Are Written by Human Beings?

01:52

How to Visualize a Sagging Mattress

01:55

The Uncertainty Principle

01:46

Introduction

2min

Does the Science Degree Help You?

2min

Did You Get an Insight Into Einstein's Thoughts?

2min

Science Journalism Is Not Just Transcription

2min

How Do You Write Science Articles That Are Written by Human Beings?

2min

What's the Role of Muni?

3min

What Is the Biggest Threat to Modern Physicists?

2min

The Big Machine Gets to Chicago

2min

The Uncertainty Principle

2min

10.

The Muon Is Never Alone

2min

11.

Clear and Vivid - A Heart Healthy Diet

4min

12.

The Bowling Ball Depresses the Rubber Sheet

2min

13.

How to Visualize a Sagging Mattress

2min

14.

Is There a Drive to Inspire the Curiosity of the People You Write For?

2min

15.

How Do You Stop a Compulsive Talker?

2min

16.

What Book Changed My Life?

2min

17.

Cabin Bacon and Making Connections in Just Two Weeks

3min

Few people have the same knack for explaining the unexplainable as Dennis Overbye, who for over 20 years has been illuminating the mysteries of the universe – and the minds of the scientists trying to understand those mysteries – in the pages of the New York Times.

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