Episodes: 334
Frequency: Monthly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000
Gender skew: Male
Listener location: United Kingdom
YouTube: 287 subscribers
Instagram: 224 followers
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Josh - Identified in recent episode descriptions as one of the student hosts who interviews attendants at Euclid-UK and LSST-UK meetings (and appears in the May 2026 live-event recording).
Louis - Identified in recent episode descriptions as one of the student hosts who interviews attendants at Euclid-UK and LSST-UK meetings.
Phoebe - Identified in recent episode descriptions as a Jodcaster who talks about research in a live event recording (May 2026).
Dr Maggie Lieu - Machine Learning Applications In Galaxy Cluster Research
Dr Seshardi Nadathur - Cosmology
Dr Claire Davies - Experiences As A Queer Person In Academia
Dr Harry Bevins - The Cosmology Experiment REACH
Jane Hurley - How The Space Sector Shapes Daily Life
October 2026: Darkened Skies and Nebulous Space
October 01, 2026
Darkened Skies and Nebulous Space. This month, we talk to experts about searching for transients, multiprobe cosmology and planetary nebulae. We also discuss what it’s like doing a PhD with some of our guests and talk about what we got up to over the summer.
July 2026: Teaching Machines the Cosmos
July 02, 2026
Teaching Machines the Cosmos. In this month's episode, we talk to Dr Seshardi Nadathur from the Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation at the University of Portsmouth about his work in cosmology. Then, from the University of Nottingham we talk to Dr Maggie Lieu about her endeavours to use machine learning in her work on galaxy clusters. Also this month, Josh and Louis interview attendants of the Euclid-UK and LSST:UK Meetings.
June 2026: Reach to the Moon:
June 02, 2026
Reach to the Moon. In this month’s episode, we talk to Dr Harry Bevins from the University of Cambridge about the cosmology experiment REACH. Then, from the University of Exeter, we talk to Dr Claire Davies about her experiences as a queer person in academia. In the jodbite, we talk to JBCA’s own Dr. Soheb Mandhai about his simulation research and post-doc experience at the University of Manchester.
Interplanetary Podcast · High booking difficulty · 1,000 - 10,000 listeners
Naked Astronomy, from the Naked Scientists · High booking difficulty · 1,000 - 10,000 listeners
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The Jodcast typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Academic researchers (often PhD-level) and sector professionals at research institutions/space organisations; occasionally people who can speak to DEI experiences in academia. Common among recent guests: Published research in astrophysics/cosmology; Involvement with major astronomy experiments or collaborations; Affiliations with universities or space-sector organisations. Recent guests include Dr Maggie Lieu, Dr Seshardi Nadathur, and Dr Claire Davies.
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