5. Interview with science journalist Dr Graham Phillips

Episode 5 of the Let's Talk SciComm podcast, hosted by Unimelb SciComm, titled "5. Interview with science journalist Dr Graham Phillips" was published on November 17, 2021 and runs 28 minutes.

November 17, 2021 ·28m · Let's Talk SciComm

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Summary

In this episode we’re delighted to speak with Dr Graham Phillips, a very familiar – and much loved – Australian science communicator and journalist. Graham was the host of ABC TV’s science program Catalyst for many years, and also a producer-reporter on that program. He began his career as a scientist (PhD in astrophysics) before quitting to become science journalist/broadcaster/communicator. He’s been a regular science commentator on all the free-to-air TV commercial networks, written about science for almost every major newspaper in Australia and had regular science columns in a number of them. He’s contributed to many, many hours of science on radio as both an interviewee and interviewer, and has had four popular science books published. He's recently written and produced a series on extra-terrestrial life for Amazon’s podcast arm Audible - Astronomical: looking for life beyond Earth - and teaches science communication at the University of Melbourne. You can follow Graham and find out more about his work here: https://www.instagram.com/grahamphillipsscience https://au.linkedin.com/in/graham-phillips-80b3b920 Transcript: https://go.unimelb.edu.au/xy8e

Episode Description

In this episode we’re delighted to speak with Dr Graham Phillips, a very familiar – and much loved – Australian science communicator and journalist.

Graham was the host of ABC TV’s science program Catalyst for many years, and also a producer-reporter on that program. He began his career as a scientist (PhD in astrophysics) before quitting to become science journalist/broadcaster/communicator. He’s been a regular science commentator on all the free-to-air TV commercial networks, written about science for almost every major newspaper in Australia and had regular science columns in a number of them. He’s contributed to many, many hours of science on radio as both an interviewee and interviewer, and has had four popular science books published.

He's recently written and produced a series on extra-terrestrial life for Amazon’s podcast arm Audible - Astronomical: looking for life beyond Earth - and teaches science communication at the University of Melbourne.

You can follow Graham and find out more about his work here:
https://www.instagram.com/grahamphillipsscience
https://au.linkedin.com/in/graham-phillips-80b3b920

Transcript: https://go.unimelb.edu.au/xy8e