Delve into the world of science with Cat

Science Queeries
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Delve into the world of science with Cat
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Recent Episodes

July 19, 2026
100 Queeries and Novel Science Ideas
<p>Can great stories predict great science?</p> <p>For the 100th episode and 2nd birthday of Science Queeries, we’re reading between the lines of literature. Just how much science is hiding on the page of our favourite sci-fi books? From Frankenstein to Jurassic Park, and 1984 to War of the Worlds, Dr Cat is joined by her history-and-English-teacher brother Sasha Kober to separate science fact from science fiction.</p> <p>Could electricity really bring the dead back to life? Could we ever travel faster than light—or through time itself? And why are tiny microbes the real heroes of War of the Worlds?</p> <p>Celebrate 100 episodes of curiosity and gloriously terrible puns. Whether you’re a bookworm, a science nerd, or somewhere in between, this episode proves that some of the greatest discoveries begin with a simple question: What if?</p> <p>Originally aired 7th July, 2026.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://joy.org.au/sciencequeeries/2026/07/19/100-queeries-and-novel-science-ideas/">100 Queeries and Novel Science Ideas</a> appeared first on <a href="https://joy.org.au/sciencequeeries">Science Queeries</a>.</p>

July 13, 2026
Star-crossed Lovers of the Cosmos
<p>Constellations of the night sky carry both science and story.</p> <p>Science Queeries teams up with Big Bi Questions to share cosmic love stories and sky knowledge. Two bisexual presenters – Dr Cat bringing astronomy and Greek mythology, and Little Jase sharing First Peoples lore – sit under the same sky and compare notes on the stars.</p> <p>We’ll wander through love…not quite triangles…but larger polygons…in Greek mythology. Think: a transmasc hunter, bi gods, lesbian goddesses, and moons with more complicated dating histories than most group chats. We then ground ourselves in First Peoples stories of Sky Country, where stars mark law and connection. </p> <p>It’s part astronomy lesson, part yarn circle, part love letter to the night sky. Ancient stories (from here and from elsewhere) remind us that humans of all identities have always looked up, fallen in love, and seen themselves written in the stars.</p> <p>Originally aired 30th June, 2026.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://joy.org.au/sciencequeeries/2026/07/13/star-crossed-lovers-of-the-cosmos/">Star-crossed Lovers of the Cosmos</a> appeared first on <a href="https://joy.org.au/sciencequeeries">Science Queeries</a>.</p>

July 13, 2026
Glasses Half Full: Seeing the Future with JOY
<p>Strap on your smartwatches and adjust your metaphorical lab goggles. This Radiothon episode is all about the speculative future of wearable tech and dramatic science explainers. From continuous glucose monitors quietly live‑streaming blood sugar, to speculative glasses that let us see UV patterns in nature, heat leaking from our houses, or live subtitles for reality, we ask: when does “assistive” become “enhanced”… and who gets to decide?</p> <p>Join Dr Cat and Clayton Wimshurst to chat science and speculation. We’ll invite you to design your dream body upgrade, and explore how augmented senses could help (or haunt) our communities. All while raising funds to keep JOY’s very real community signal loud, proud and on‑air. Science with JOY – because curiosity is our favourite wearable.</p> <p>As an added bonus, Dr Cat DID end up jumping into 10°C waters in Launceston after raising enough funds during this episode.</p> <p>Originally aired 15th June, 2026.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://joy.org.au/sciencequeeries/2026/07/13/glasses-half-full-seeing-the-future-with-joy/">Glasses Half Full: Seeing the Future with JOY</a> appeared first on <a href="https://joy.org.au/sciencequeeries">Science Queeries</a>.</p>
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