Extremophiles are one of the most resilient organisms on this earth. Extremophiles help us in many aspects of our lives from biotechnology to space exploration but how? In this podcast, Amelia Holland

Are you keen to go on a journey across time and space to learn about Artificial Intelligence and know exactly when to prepare for a computer apocalypse? On our epic adventure we will explore Alan Turi

Have you ever wondered if the water out of your tap is safe? Has it ever tasted like chlorine or feet? Tune in to Chanel Beeslaar's podcast to find out if your drinking water is safe to drink. T

Do you want to learn a handstand? Avi Ihaka shares these basic mechanics and expert advice to learn one. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

'Mycoplasma Who?' will spark a new interest in you to learn more about the health of cattle, a part of one of New Zealands most important industries. In the podcast, Amelia Murphy interviews an exper

An overview about electric vehicles and how it may impact New Zealand. Falo Fifita hopes to create a different perspective and understanding so that the audience can make a decision for themselves whe

Join Luji Awad inside the life of Ellie, a "grossing anatomy technician." An embalmer who is responsible for human cadavers. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin www.oar.org.nz

Did you know we have ten times as many tiny helpers as body cells? Well, the scientific term is microbes. The idea of tiny things crawling inside and on you might not be appealing, but Molly Okona is

If you were given $13.50 for each time you named a good movie, how much money would you make?As for me, Tipu Howe, I would be a millionaire, and let me explain why...As the topic of my podcast is

Otago University Science Academy 2023 students Lujain Awad, Chanel Beeslaar, Falo Fifita, Amelia Holland, Tipu Howe, Avi Ihaka, Amelia Murphy, Molly O'Connor and Emma Philips share their podcasts from