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We’re Hosting Zoom Call-ins! Join A Live Recording Of Science Friday’s Radio Show

Because of the COVID-19 protections still in place, Science Friday is often pre-recorded, so we’re not always 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!

Attendees can hear our 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, and links to past segments recorded via Zoom Call-in. We hope to see you there 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

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2024 Zoom Call-in Segments

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An Immense World: SciFri Book Club Author Call-in

RSVP for Jan 23

Ed Yong will be in conversation with science journalist Arielle Duhaime-Ross on the multitude of ways life—from giant squid to the tiniest jumping spiders—uniquely perceive their environments, and how he sees our world differently since the book’s publication in 2022.


2023 Zoom Call-in Segments

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2022 Zoom Call-in Segments

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2021 Zoom Call-in Segments

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NASA Scientist Answers Kids’ Questions About The Mars Rover

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The Science Of Your Summer Vegetable Garden

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Decolonizing And Diversifying The Future Of Food

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2020 Zoom Call-in Segments

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Ask An Expert: Why Do We Itch?

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