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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

How do wind-driven storms transform into coastal surf? Sverdrup and Munk were the first to develop empirical rules for windsea, swell propagation, and shallow-water wave breaking. Watch the full episode at youtu.be/sFT1k1VMgd4?...

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Special Episode: The D-Day Surf Report

Special Episode - The D-Day Surf Report In this special standalone episode, host Tripp Collins steps out of the standard author interview format to share a story from his own field: ocean wave…

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Before modern satellites, how did forecasters predict dangerous ocean swells? In 1922, a field office in the Azores used telegraphs to warn Casablanca of incoming waves. Full episode on youtube! #Science #BookSky

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

Science is not simple or easy, but we must keep pushing to understand how the world works. Hear @carlzimmer.com discuss the reality of research in our conversation about his new book: Air-borne. TrippCollins.com/podcast #BookSky #Science Sharing is caring :)

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

Physical books aren't obsolete. @carlzimmer.com notes the industry thrives because books create a lasting communion between reader and writer, becoming a permanent part of our homes. Full talk: TrippCollins.com/podcast Author: @carlzimmer.com @penguinrandomhouse.bsky.social Sharing is caring :)

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

The atmosphere is a alive! @carlzimmer.com talks about his book Air-Borne on the Book Science Podcasdt TrippCollins.com/podcast Book: Air-Borne Author: @carlzimmer.com Publisher: @penguinrandomhouse.bsky.social

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 22/05/2026

Lancet liver flukes use a complex cycle: cloning in snails, forming cysts in ant brains to force them up grass, and reproducing in sheep livers. Author: @parasite_enthusiast Illustrator: @dmott70 Publisher: @mackidsbooks.bsky.social TrippCollins.com/podcast #BookSky Sharing is caring :)

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 16/05/2026

"Natural selection is never happy to leave well enough alone." Toxo pulls the strings of rodents, drawing them to predators to serve the parasite. Humans are susceptible too Author: @parasite_enthusiast Illustrator: @dmott70 Pub: @mackidsbooks.bsky.social TrippCollins.com/podcast #BookSky

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 07/05/2026

Forget chasing dolphins—the real science is happening inside their guts. @parasite_enthusiast joins us to define the intimate, long-term world of parasites. Full Epsiode: TrippCollins.com/podcast Illustrator: @dmott70 Publisher: @macmillankidsuk.bsky.social Sharing is caring :) #BookSky

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 25/03/2026

Author Laura Poppick explains how unearthing Earth's history connects us to the planet and inspires environmental care. From our latest podcast episode: buff.ly/gzXDd59 Book published by W.W. Norton Books. Illustrations by Sarah Gilman. #Geology #SciencePodcast #EarthHistory #BookSky

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 13/03/2026

Science books can paint scientists as one dimensinoal. But as Duke bioloxgist Sönke Johnsen points out, fighting science denial starts with showing that scientist are fully human. Listen to the full conversation: TrippCollins.com/podcast

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 06/03/2026

Duke University biologist @sonkjo explains why he finds more inspiration for understanding 4 billion years of evolutionary history in epic fiction—like Tolstoy and Gabriel García Márquez—than in non-fiction. Listen to the full conversation on the Book Science podcast.

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Book Science Podcast @booksciencepodcast.bsky.social · 28/02/2026

Imagine a world so blue it feels like an enormous sapphire. 🌊 This week: Duke biologist Sönke Johnsen joins me to discuss his book, Into the Great Wide Ocean. We explore the pelagic zone, bioluminescence, and why conservation requires love, not shame. Listen: TrippCollins.com/podcast

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