Science Goes to the Movies Season 4 Episodes

Episode 1

Pop Culture Cancer Victims v Evan Handler-Real Life Survivor

Fri, Jun 16, 2017

Episode 2

The Movies and Emergency Medicine

Fri, Jun 30, 2017

Episode 3

The Mummy Rises!

Fri, Jul 14, 2017

Episode 4

Whimsy and Your Brain - A look at "Christopher Robin."

Thu, Jun 6, 2019

Can a movie change the structure of your brain? An Adolescent Neuroscientist talks about Winnie the Pooh.

Episode 5

The Facts on Psychedelics

Fri, Jul 28, 2017

Episode 6

Why Coltrane is Like Einstein

Fri, Aug 11, 2017

Stephon Alexander, cosmologist and author of The Jazz of Physics, talks math and music, John Coltrane and Einstein.

Episode 7

The Physics of "Hidden Figures"

Fri, Aug 25, 2017

Physicist Moiya McTier and astronaut Mike Massimino break down the math and social science in "Hidden Figures."

Episode 8

Teenagers and Superheroes

Thu, Sep 7, 2017

Dr. Karen Soren Director of Adolescent Medicine, Columbia University joins us to discuss Spiderman and teenagers' not-so-secret desire to be a superhero.

Episode 9

Evil, Outsiders, and the Other

Thu, Sep 21, 2017

Evil - it's a great plot twist but where does it fit in real life? Professor Ahmed Ragab of Harvard School of Divinity joins us to talk about the psychology and science in the movie, "Split."

Episode 10

Real Cyborgs!

Thu, Oct 5, 2017

HBO has the Mother of Dragons, but Science Goes to the Movies has the Father of Cyborgs. And ours is a real life neuroscientist, Dr. Phillip Kennedy.

Episode 11

Real Life in Outer Space - with Astronaut Michael Massimino

Thu, Oct 19, 2017

How does real life in outer space different from the movies? Astronaut Mike Massimino joins Faith to talk his memoir "Spaceman."

Episode 12

Math V. Language - Discussing the Themes of "Arrival"

Thu, Nov 2, 2017

What is the cornerstone of civilization - Math? Or Language? A linguist and an astrophysicist throw down with a look at the movie Arrival. With Emily Rice and William Haddican.

Episode 13

How Come Everyone in the Movies Can Sing?

Thu, Nov 16, 2017

In the movies, everyone who wants to sing, can sing. Why isn't that true in real life? Juilliard professor, Dr. Edith Wiens give a lesson on human vocal production.