1440 Explores

Dina Fine Maron, Sony Kassam

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Booking Overview

1440 Explores packages big, complex topics—history, science, and society—into “sonic encyclopedia” episodes that feature recognizable expert voices. For PR, it’s a strong platform for high-credibility authors and researchers who can explain how the world works in an accessible way.

Metrics

Episodes: 16

Frequency: Daily

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

Instagram: 770.0k followers

Contact Information

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Host

Dina Fine Maron - Host credited on 1440 Explores episodes. (No additional host bio details provided in the supplied text.)

Sony Kassam - Host credited on 1440 Explores episodes. (No additional host bio details provided in the supplied text.)

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Subject-matter experts with strong public-facing credentials—e.g., university researchers/project leaders, senior journalists at major outlets, and established historians/authors with major awards/finalist recognition.
Required Achievements:  
Published books, University faculty/research leadership roles, Major journalism bylines (e.g., Financial Times), Major awards/award-finalist recognition (e.g., Pulitzer Prize finalist), Leading named research projects

Recent Guest Discussions

Brantley Hall - Gut Microbes, Digestive Physiology, Flatulence And Its Science; Smart Underwear For Digestive Research; History Of Flatulence In Art/entertainment (as Framed By Episode)

Simon Kuper - Power And Governance In Global Soccer; FIFA History And Corruption Dynamics (as Framed By Episode)

HW Brands - Evolution Of The US Presidency; Constitutional Design And Growth Of Executive Power (as Framed By Episode)

Recent Topics

History, Science, Society, Psychology, Microbiome

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
1440 Explores
:

The Hidden Science of Flatulence

June 25, 2026

Flatulence is one of the body's most universal and least discussed functions. But behind every burst of gas lies a complex ecosystem of trillions of microbes working around the clock inside your digestive tract. In this episode, we explore why flatulence happens, why it smells, and how new "smart underwear" may help researchers better understand digestive issues like irritable bowel syndrome. We'll unpack: How and why the body converts food into flatulence.  The surprising histo...

The System That Runs World Soccer (And Why It Broke)

June 04, 2026

FIFA started as a handful of Europeans who wanted to play soccer across borders. It became one of the most powerful and corrupt organizations in sports history, controlled by 22 men voting behind closed doors. For nearly two decades, one man sat at the center of it all: Sepp Blatter. He wasn't the richest official in the room. He didn't need to be. He had something better: the votes. And he knew exactly how to keep them. So how does a Swiss bureaucrat become the most powerful man in the wor...

The Evolution of the US Presidency

May 14, 2026

America's founders were so afraid of concentrated power that they spent three months designing Congress, but only three days on the presidency. They thought that was enough. It wasn't. Today, one office controls 4 million federal employees, the world's most powerful military, and the ability to reshape the lives of every American ... all while the founders are, presumably, spinning in their graves. So what happened? How does a job description that fits on half a page become the most powerfu...

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