Rebecca Boyle

Rebecca Boyle, a science journalist and author of 'Our Moon,' explores the moon’s profound influence on life and biology. She discusses how lunar cycles affect everything from ocean tides to plant gene expression and even human health behaviors. Boyle also highlights surprising connections between the moon and our emotions, fertility, and sleep patterns. Her insights urge us to appreciate the moon's vital role in our lives and evolution, making us reconsider this celestial companion’s impact on our daily existence.

Discover how the moon has shaped Earth, influenced evolution, and impacted human history. From solar eclipses to war-time tragedies, explore the enchanting and mysterious qualities of our celestial companion.

Science writer Rebecca Boyle discusses the moon's impact on human life, exploring lunar locations, origins, recent exploration developments, and the moon's profound influence on Earth and humanity. The podcast delves into lunar mysteries and the evolving relationship between humans and the moon.

Science journalist Rebecca Boyle discusses the cultural history and future of the moon, highlighting its impact on historical events and ancient stone monuments aligned with lunar phases. She explores Julius Caesar's calendar reform and the mysteries of moon rocks, touching on the sacred aura of lunar samples and ethical concerns in commercial moon exploration.

Astrobiologist Dr. Graham Lau and science writer Rebecca Boyle partake in a game show, guessing real or fake exotic locations. Topics include soil vending machines, radon spas, space mountaineering, and cosmic phenomena. The episode wraps up with a guessing game about tall cliffs in the solar system.