Rachael Dunlop, Suzi Gage, Helen Czerski and Robin Ince

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Science Shambles is a science QnA show hosted by Robin Ince and Helen Czerski. This week we're joined by Dr Rachael Dunlop and Dr Suzi Gage.

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Produced by Trent Burton of Trunkman Productions trunkman.co.uk

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$Professor Chris Jackson - Tips for Existence Teaser Trailer To listen to Tips for Existence subscribe at https://patreon.com/cosmicshambles This episode will be released on April 28th 2021. Chris Jackson is a geologist, Earth scientist, volcanologist and the Professor of Sustainable Geoscience at University of Manchester. Until very recently he held the Equinor Chair of Basin Analysis at Imperial College, London before moving to Manchester. In his field he is known for his groundbreaking work in the use of 3D seismic data to understand dynamic processes in sedimentary basins. In the public realm he fronted the BBC series Expedition Volcano and in 2020, alongside Dr Helen Czerski and Tara Shine, he was one of the Royal Institution’s Christmas Lecturers. Chris was the first black scientist to give the lectures since their inception in 1825. *** Once the meaning of it all was simple, if at times also cruel and/or barbaric. The Universe was made by a god, sometimes omnipotent, sometimes fractious, sometimes both. Now, as we explore the Universe and start to explain ourselves, the Universe has started to lose it single meaning and we have to find individual meanings ourselves. This is Tips for Existence where Robin Ince talks to cosmologists, composers, astronauts and authors about what gives them meaning. Check out more films, podcasts, live events and more at the home of curious entertainment http://cosmicshambles.com If you’d like to directly support what we do at the Cosmic Shambles Network visit https://patreon.com/cosmicshambles Produced by Trent Burton of Trunkman Productions: http://trunkman.co.uk Background art by William Marler - https://www.wmad.co.uk/$

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