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Interview with Helen Czerski author of Blue Machine and Storm in a Teacup

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In this episode of Book Science, I'm joined by physicist, oceanographer, BBC presenter, and author Dr. Helen Czerski, a world-class communicator of science and an expert on all things ocean and bubble.

We talk about her most recent book, Blue Machine: How the Ocean Shapes Our World — a sweeping, human-centered tour through the ocean’s role as a planetary engine. We discuss how her background in physics informs her writing, her playful and cinematic style, the challenges of scientific storytelling, and why books still matter.

We also explore:

  • The hidden structure behind ocean storytelling
  • Why physics is for everyone
  • The importance of curiosity and perspective
  • Her work with the Cosmic Shambles Network
  • Featuring Indigenous voices in ocean science
  • The power of books as immersive tools for understanding

Show Notes & Bonus Content:
Show Notes, Full episode transcript, extended reading list and more at TrippCollins.com

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Explore Helen’s work at HelenCzerski.net
Learn more about Rare Earth on BBC Radio 4

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In this episode of Book Science, I'm joined by physicist, oceanographer, BBC presenter, and author Dr. Helen Czerski, a world-class communicator of science and an expert on all things ocean and bubble.

We talk about her most recent book, Blue Machine: How the Ocean Shapes Our World — a sweeping, human-centered tour through the ocean’s role as a planetary engine. We discuss how her background in physics informs her writing, her playful and cinematic style, the challenges of scientific storytelling, and why books still matter.

We also explore:

  • The hidden structure behind ocean storytelling
  • Why physics is for everyone
  • The importance of curiosity and perspective
  • Her work with the Cosmic Shambles Network
  • Featuring Indigenous voices in ocean science
  • The power of books as immersive tools for understanding

Show Notes & Bonus Content:
Show Notes, Full episode transcript, extended reading list and more at TrippCollins.com

Find more episodes of Book Science

Explore Helen’s work at HelenCzerski.net
Learn more about Rare Earth on BBC Radio 4

Support the Show:
Love Book Science? Help keep the show going by becoming a patron!
Join us on Patreon for behind-the-scenes content, and more.

Stay curious, get off the scroll, and get out into the world.

Support the show

  continue reading

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