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Ep 7: Emily Kaplan - Science on Life Support
Nov 15, 2023
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Ep 6: William Briggs - Dangers of Statistical Misinterpretation
Aug 30, 2023
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Ep 5: Dale Bredesen - Reversing Alzheimer's Fate
Aug 9, 2023
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Ep 4: Greg Glassman - The Tenets of Broken Science
Jul 19, 2023
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Ep 3: Gary Taubes - How Broken Science Led to an Obesity Epidemic
Jul 12, 2023
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/15/23 |  Ep 7: Emily Kaplan - Science on Life Support | This week on The Broken Science Podcast we look back at Emily's introduction to the BSI's event last February in Phoenix, Arizona. In post-modern science, the merits of a study are determined by consensus rather than the study's predictive value. In her introduction to the event, Emily lays out how post-modern science came to be, and warns of it's perils. | — | |
| 8/30/23 |  Ep 6: William Briggs - Dangers of Statistical Misinterpretation | If you've ever taken Statistics 101 – or participated in any basic research work – you're probably familiar with the old adage "correlation does not imply causation." Despite the saying's popularity, many researchers (and media outlets) are quick to publicize "statistically significant" findings without further investigation in cause. This week, we explore the complexities of interpreting scientific data with a deep dive into the world of statistics with statistician William Briggs, which was recorded during his appearance at Hillsdale College's April 2023. | — | |
| 8/9/23 |  Ep 5: Dale Bredesen - Reversing Alzheimer's Fate | For most of modern history, people considered Alzheimer's to be a hopeless diagnosis, with nothing to do but wait for the inevitable decline of one's mind. In this week's podcast we hear from Dr. Dale Bredesen, a renowned neuroscientist who took on his own industry and challenged the current recommendations. This was originally recorded as an interview conducted by BSI's Emily Kaplan as a part of the Empowered Health Podcast in 2019. We've worked hard to create show notes, which include a transcript of the episode with links out to all mentioned references allowing listeners to continue learning about Broken Science. A link to this week's show notes can be found on BrokenScience.org/podcasts | — | |
| 7/19/23 |  Ep 4: Greg Glassman - The Tenets of Broken Science | Science, once a beacon of objectivity, has become marred by corruption and misuse. At BSI, we are on a mission to unravel the tyranny of broken science and those who exploit it. In this week's episode, we hear from Greg Glassman as he dives deep into the issues of broken science and addresses the consequences of research that will not replicate. This talk was recorded over a year ago in Santa Cruz, California. Glassman, utilizing the chalkboards at the old CrossFit HQ, outlines the objectives of The Broken Science Initiative. He writes on the chalkboard five critical facets of modern science and discusses how they resonate with common sense. We've worked hard to create show notes, which include a transcript of the episode with links out to all mentioned references allowing listeners to continue learning about Broken Science. A link to this week's show notes can be found on BrokenScience.org/podcasts | — | |
| 7/12/23 |  Ep 3: Gary Taubes - How Broken Science Led to an Obesity Epidemic | In this week's episode join The Broken Science Initiative and Gary Taubes as we discuss the errors pervasive in nutrition research. Taubes and Kaplan talk about how Taubes' groundbreaking research has changed the public's awareness and yet is still met with push back from the media. The original interview was taped in 2019 for the Empowered Health Podcast with BSI's own Emily Kaplan. Taubes, the renowned author of "Good Calories, Bad Calories," "Why We Get Fat," and "The Case Against Sugar," has undertaken the arduous process of meticulously analyzing the research and scrutinizing every footnote to discern between reliable advice and unsubstantiated claims. Prepare to gain valuable insights from Taubes' and Kaplan's deep dive into the world of scientific literature and their shared quest to separate fact from fiction. We've worked hard to create show notes, which include a transcript of the episode with links out to all mentioned references allowing listeners to continue learning about Broken Science. A link to this week's show notes can be found on BrokenScience.org/podcasts | — |
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Chart Positions
2 placements across 2 markets.
Chart Positions
2 placements across 2 markets.