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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 12 days 10 hours 31 minutes
Little Atoms 705 - Alice Bell's Our Biggest Experiment
Alice Bell talks to Neil about her history of climate change Our Biggest Experiment.
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Little Atoms 704 - Karl Deisseroth's Connections
Neil talks to optogenetics pioneer Karl Deisseroff about the work of his Stanford lab, and about his new book Connections: A Story of Human Feeling. Also contains Karl's wind-chimes.
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Little Atoms 703 - Stephanie Scott's What's Left Of Me Is Yours
Stephanie Scott talks to Neil about her debut novel What's Left Of Me Is Yours.
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Little Atoms 702 - Alex Von Tunzelmann's Fallen Idols
Alex von Tunzelmann is a bestselling author, screenwriter, broadcaster, and media commentator. Her latest book is Fallen Idols: Twelve Statues That Made History, Inspired by the toppling of the Edward Colson statue in Bristol, Alex tackles the bad fai...
Little Atoms 701 - Scott Weidensaul's A World On The Wing
Scott Weidensaul is one of the most respected natural history writers in the country. Among the more than 30 books he's written are Living on the Wind: Across the Hemisphere with Migratory Birds, a Pulitzer Prize finalist. His la...
Little Atoms 700 - Jonathan Meades' Pedro and Ricky Come Again
It's the 700th episode of Little Atoms, and Writer and filmmaker Jonathan Meades returns for the tenth time to talk to Neil About his new collection of Journalism Pedro and Ricky Come Again.
Little Atoms 699 - Juliet Jacques' Variations
Juliet Jacques is a writer and filmmaker based in London, and a fellow contributor to Resonance FM. She is the author of Trans: A Memoir, and now a collection of short stories Variations, which uses "found" documents and real-life events to r...
Little Atoms 698 - Cherie Jones and Kate Mosse
Neil talks to Cherie Jones about her Women's Prize shortlisted debut novel How The One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House, and to Kate Mosse about the Women's Prize Trust Discoveries program.
Little Atoms 697 - Natasha Pulley's The Kingdoms
Natasha Pulley talks to Neil about time travel, slavery and the UK under French occupation in her latest novel The Kingdoms.
Little Atoms 696 - Jonathan Ames' A Man Named Doll
Jonathan Ames talks to Neil about A Man Named Doll, the first in a series of detective novels about "A troubled man, aged 50", as coincidentally Neil is this week.