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Join the live conversations with Ira Flatow and guests as they record for our radio program—and get the chance to have your voice on the show!
We’re Hosting Zoom Call-ins! Join A Live Recording Of Science Friday’s Radio Show
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Science Friday is often pre-recorded, so we’re not able to take your calls. We miss having your voices on our radio program—so we’re inviting you to join us live for select recordings for Science Friday on our Zoom Call-in shows!
We will livestream select recording sessions, which will be open to anyone who wants to listen in and get the chance to have their voice on the radio. Attendees will be able to hear the interview before it is broadcast, as well as chat with fellow listeners, ask questions to our host and guests, and could be selected to ask their question live—just like our call-in show! There’s no space limit to join, although we may only have time for a few listeners to ask their questions on-air.
See below for our scheduled recordings. If you can’t make it to this one, don’t worry—we will announce more recording sessions coming up. We hope to hear you soon!
Please note: All events will be recorded for use on Science Friday’s radio show. Any comments or voice recordings by attendees may be used as part of these pre-recorded segments.
Upcoming Zoom Call-in Events
The Science and Art Behind The Sounds of Life with author Karen Bakker
Whales sing. Bats banter. Elephants rumble. Even turtles squeak and grunt! Karen Bakker will take audience questions about her new book and the SciFri Book Club pick this November, The Sounds of Life.
- When: Tuesday, November 29, 2022 at 6:00pm ET
- Where: Science Friday’s Zoom webinar
- Tickets: Free!
The Galaxy Muse: Moiya McTier and The Milky Way
Do you find yourself looking up at the stars, wondering what (or who) else is out there? Come with your questions for Dr. Moiya McTier about the beginning of the universe, the birth of our planet, or anywhere in between!
- When: Monday, December 12, 2022 at 7:00pm ET
- Where: Science Friday’s Zoom webinar
- Tickets: Free!
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About Diana Montano
@funkministerDiana Montano is the Experiences Manager at Science Friday, where she creates live events and partnerships to delight and engage audiences in the world of science.