Join Richard Feynman, a legendary physicist known for his work on the Manhattan Project, along with his daughter Michelle, biographer Ralph Leighton, and journalist Charles Mann, as they delve into Feynman's pursuit of truth during the Challenger investigation. They share personal anecdotes that reveal his unconventional approach to science, his moral dilemmas regarding the atomic bomb, and the emotional turmoil he faced post-war. The discussion captures Feynman's vibrant curiosity and unique legacy, inspiring a new generation of thinkers.

Ralph Leighton, a retired school teacher and lifelong friend of Richard Feynman, shares intriguing stories from Feynman's adventurous life, highlighting their bond over music and their shared curiosity. They discuss Feynman's explorations, from mind-bending trips to the Esalen Institute to his courageous testimony during the Challenger disaster. Leighton reflects on Feynman's legacy of curiosity, integrity in science, and the importance of public trust, weaving in personal anecdotes that showcase Feynman's whimsical spirit and profound impact on both science and humanity.