Fuzzy Logic Science Show

Sometimes it feels like science is a constant in our lives. The facts are facts and that's the way it is. But that isn't always the case. Today Broderick talks about how science has changed with new information and new discoveries over the years.

This episode originally aired on March 24, 2019

This episode originally broadcast on St Patrick's Day- hence the green theme! Broderick discusses Irish science and then delves into the world of colour to understand what it means to be green!

One of Australia's most loved animals is the platypus. They are more common than you might imagine because they're fairly shy. But if you look they're you can see them, even in unexpected places.

Geoff Williams is a self confessed platypus enthusiast from the Australian Platypus Conservancy.

With some citiizen science you can help monitor the numbers of this wonderful creature. www.platypus.asn.au

Interview by Rod

...as long as it's in the ground. We caught up briefly with Bob Brown at the Adani rally in Canberra today.

A chat more than an interview; by Rod

Some say kids should be in school. Instead they should stay quiet about about what we are doing to the Earth's climate. These kids are ignoring that message, and turning out to voice their thoughts.

We found a large, energised crowd at Gungahlin with some articulate speakers.

Interviews by Rod.