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Hosted by Jennifer Vandenberg and Maddy Cable · science · EN-US
This podcast will explore science in a way that will increase curiosity in the world around us.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA Single Light is hosted by Jennifer Vandenberg and Maddy Cable. The show has published 30 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Are We There Yet?" (21 October 2026, 16 minutes), "Where are the Aliens?" (15 October 2026, 14 minutes), and "A Star Way to Exoplanets" (7 October 2026, 17 minutes).
A Single Light publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 30 episodes.
Booking probability for A Single Light is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. A Single Light requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. A Single Light's contact route on record: verified email.
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Jennifer Vandenberg and Maddy Cable hosts A Single Light, a science podcast with 30 episodes published.
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Episode #10
Even though I think that we should search for life on otherplanets, there are many obstacles. From Voyager I reaching only 1 light-day after nearly fifty years of travel to the hazards of sending our own message, we see...
Episode #9
Description Many problems remain in finding and/or communicating withintelligent life beyond Earth. What language should we use? How different would their civilization be? Do we need to find Dyson Spheres around a star...
Episode #8
Description Exoplanets are fascinating, but how do we discover them—and could any harbor life? Only time will tell, but as technology advances, our chances of finding answers improve. Even if we never detect life...
Episode #6
Description Mars is named for the God of War, and many battles have been fought over whether the red planet has life. From the 1700s to today, scientists have hunted for life, though in very different ways. Will we ever...
Episode #5
Description To understand the potential for life in the solar system, weneed to learn about the planets. We start at the Sun (not a planet, but some believe it could have life) and hopscotch through each of the eight...
Episode #4
Description In our search for life on other planets, we need to know whatlife looks like. Luckily, we have lots of examples on Earth. By learning how life started, we can learn how to find it on other planets. Today we...
Episode #3
Description There are possibly billions of exoplanets in our galaxy, butmost of them will not have any life on them because they are outside of their star’s habitable zone. What is a habitable zone? Why is it so...
Episode #2
Description Today, the hunt for extraterrestrials is part of everyday life. This has been true for more than a hundred years. Did the citizens of ancient civilizations hunt for aliens also? We’ll look back in history...
Episode #2
Description Seth Shostak from the SETI Institute joined us for part twoof our interview. In this session, Seth gives advice on how to become an astrobiologist or radio astronomer, then we discussed more aliens (who...
Episode #2
Description Seth Shostak from the SETI Institute had the honor ofjoining us on our first interview. We broke our talk into two parts. In this session, Seth talks about his science background, what methods the SETI...
Episode #1
Description Is there life out there? Jennifer and Maddy explore thefundamental question for astrobiologists: Is there life out there, and how can we find it? From SETI to the Rare Earth Hypothesis, all sides get...
Description Jennifer, Maddy, and her mom Lizzy visited the Field Museumin Chicago, Illinois. It would take multiple episodes to thoroughly describe this remarkable museum, but in this spark, we wanted to give you a...
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Description Tardigrades are microscopic animals that survive inenvironments that would kill many other animals. Jennifer absolutely loves them and made Maddy a deal. If the YouTube video that mentioned tardigrades...
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Description More than 2 million Americans go ice fishing every winter. How can they drive on the ice? Don’t they get cold? How long have people been ice fishing? Maddy and Jennifer didn’t have these answers, but they...
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<p>Description</p><p>More than 2 million Americans go ice fishing every winter. How can they drive on the ice? Don’t they get cold? How long have people been ice fishing? Maddy and Jennifer didn’t have these answers...
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<p>Description</p><p>Grasshopper mice live throughout western North America, but the grasshopper mice that live in the American Southwest have a special ability. They can eat bark scorpions because the scorpion's venom...
Episode #10
<p>Description</p><p>Temperature affects everything from animals to vegetables tominerals. In today’s grab bag session, we are going to discover how temperature influences snowflake shape, igneous rock formation, the...
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<p>Description</p><p>The weather depends on many variables, including temperature, air pressure, wind, and humidity. In this session, we are going to learn how temperature can influence the weather. From heat domes to...
Episode #8
<p>Description</p><p>Humans can live in extreme temperatures, but we need external assistance. Animals don’t have jackets or air conditioning, but many of them thrive in extreme areas. In this session, we learn about...
Episode #7
<p>Description</p><p>Most of us have had a fever before, and many of us have suffered from extreme cold. Why does the body react in such extreme ways to temperature changes? How have we tried to cure fevers and shivers...
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