Into the Impossible With Brian Keating 

A podcast about how we understand the world, scientifically and as humans. Each conversation brings together visionaries from the worlds of arts, sciences, humanities, and technology discussing the nature of reality and how we collaborate to create the future. Hosted by Dr Brian Keating, Chancellor’s Distinguished Professor of Physics at UC San Diego. For show notes go to: https://briankeating.com/podcast

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Title	Date published
Engineering Synthetic Life With Craig Venter (#385)	2024-01-11
Philip Goff: Is There Cosmic Purpose Without God? (#384)	2024-01-05
Max Tegmark & Eric Weinstein: AI, Aliens, Theories of Everything, & New Year’s Resolutions! (2020) (#383)	2024-01-04
Q&A with John Mather on the James Webb Space Telescope (#382)	2023-12-30
Searching for ALIENS with Sarah Rugheimer (#381)	2023-12-26
Nobel Laureate Donna Strickland: Experimental Physics Is Fun! (#380)	2023-12-24
How Will AI Change Science? | Brian Keating & Cassandra Vieten (#379)	2023-12-19
Gad Saad: How to Stay Resilient and Happy After the October 7 Massacre (#378)	2023-12-15
Avi Loeb Strikes Back! (#377)	2023-12-13
Peter Diamandis: Are We Moving Too Fast With AI?! (#376)	2023-12-11
What Happened AFTER the Big Bang? Bruce Partridge (#375)	2023-12-08
Exploring Curiosity With Nobel Prize Winner Barry Barish (#374)	2023-12-05
David Brin: Privacy, AI and the Values of a Transparent Society (#373)	2023-12-02
Canadian Prepper & Brian Keating: Will Humans Soon Go EXTINCT? (#372)	2023-11-29
Lawrence Krauss: The Mysterious Origins of Dark Energy (#371)	2023-11-26
David Chalmers: The Matrix is REAL! (#370)	2023-11-23
Brian Greene: Does the Multiverse Actually Exist? (#369)	2023-11-20
Cumrun Vafa: Is String Theory Actually Science? (#368)	2023-11-17
Michael Turner Explains the Origins and Mysteries of Dark Energy (#367)	2023-11-14
Martin Rees Predicts the Future of Humanity and Science! (#366)	2023-11-11

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