Ockham's Razor - Program Podcast

Star players don't mean a champion team.

If the (once) mighty Murray could sing, how would it sound?

Why does talk of climate change always seem to end up with 'us' and 'them'?

When your coping mechanism is destroyed, how to cope?

The Spanish Flu devastated the world a century before COVID-19.

Nuclear technolgy is revealing the historical travels of ancient ochres.

It's time to say goodbye to 'research hotels'.

Up to 5 per cent of the world's fresh water is buried under the sea. Should we tap it?

You can't fake sticking needles into someone, without a little magic ...

Could three crops transform our farming - and our climate impact?

What makes food 'good' goes well beyond science and health.

How to study the ancient rocks of Antarctica without leaving South Australia.

Could we treat cancer better by doing less? Surgeon Christobel Saunders thinks so.

You're carrying a few lethal genes, but how would you know? Ockham's Razor returns January 26, 2020.

Can kids understand relativity and quantum physics?

Jemma Green is building a path of least resistance to renewable energy.

A little health literacy program in Tassie is making waves on a global stage.

Treating obesity is never as simple as eat less, exercise more.

Tobacco smoking has caused untold death and disease. But is a world without cigarettes possible? Public health academic Coral Gartner has a dream ... and a plan.

Zoe Kean has always suspected that taking part in life drawing classes changes us - and now she's found a scientist who shares her curiosity and has begun to study the effect.