Join us as we talk about some favourite exhibits in the Explore Gallery, here at Glasgow Science Centre. Will your inner scientist be delighted by magnets and electricity or dazzled by mechanics and mathematics?

First broadcast on 18/06/21

Have you ever stopped to look at the grass in the parks or in your garden? Join us as we talk about this amazing plant makes up about one-quarter of all the plants here on Earth.

First broadcast on 11/06/2021

Have you heard of the wolf tone? Join us as we explore this strange howling noise which comes from the vibration of musical instruments.

First broadcast on 04/06/21

Waves, photons and long-distance measuring, we're exploring the world of light. This special episode of A Spark of Science features the Centre for Doctoral Training and Applied Photonics.

First broadcast on 28/05/2021

Join us as we explore the creatures that live in our gardens and parks. We will be talking about habitats, the creatures that live there and what food they might eat as we go on a backyard bioblitz!

First broadcast on 21/05/2021

Did you know that Scotland is a leader in technology and scientific advancements from penicillin and MRI scanners, to televisions and toasters. Join us as we showcase some more Scottish science stories.

First broadcast on 14/05/21

Join us while we explore photosynthesis, the process plants use to get the energy they need to grow and thrive.

First broadcast on 07/05/2021

A dream team of robotic explorers have arrived on Mars. Join us as we find out what these machines could reveal about the red planet. Please note that the competition mentioned in this podcast is now closed.

First broadcast on 30/04/2021

Energy is a key aspect of our lives. How can we meet our high energy demands, without damaging the planet? As well as ensuring its affordable and accessible to all.

First broadcast on 23/04/2021

About three-quarters of the Earth's surface is covered in undrinkable salt water. Only 3% of all the water on Earth is fresh and fit to drink, so what can we do to save this precious resource.

First broadcast on 16/04/2021