From the authors of the forthcoming book ”How the Internet Disrupted Science” comes this view of science and society from where the action is — the scientific claims and publishing space. Hosted by Kent Anderson and Joy Moore, listeners receive analyses of current events, updates about the book, and opinions on various topics of interest. Book pre-sales available now. https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/How-the-Internet-Disrupted-Science/Kent-Anderson/9781493094400
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Signup to Generate a PitchFrom the authors of the forthcoming book ”How the Internet Disrupted Science” comes this view of science and society from where the action is, the scientific claims and publishing space. Hosted by Kent Anderson and Joy Moore, listeners receive analyses of current events, updates about the book, and opinions on various topics of interest. Book pre-sales available now.
Recent episodes include "October 21, 2026, Going Back to School" (21 October 2026, 42 minutes), "October 7, 2026, Leave arXiv Alone" (7 October 2026, 47 minutes), and "September 30, 2026, Flushing Out the Fabulists" (30 September 2026, 47 minutes).
The DISRUPTED SCIENCE Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 62 episodes.
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The DISRUPTED SCIENCE Podcast is a society podcast with 62 episodes published.
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We’re back in learning mode. It’s a lot of fun and really interesting. To start, we’ve been learning a lot since our book was published, mainly how the topics resonate broadly with different interested parties across a...
Episode #34
arXiv was the first major preprint server, a practical Internet solution for a community seeking to exchange findings in areas like high-energy physics, particle physics, and astrophysics, all of which were growing at a...
The history of science and tech is at some level a history of fabulists — people who imbued new technologies with magical powers of one sort or another, and others who dethroned the magicians and seers with empirical...
A recent press release from Springer Nature — gussied up to pretend it was a “white paper” representing “findings” and pushed right out through Research Information, where press releases go for release — provided a...
We have a chapter in our book (“Trapped in the Tech Shrine”) about how scientific publishers became habituated to taking publishing and business advice from technology vendors. It became so entrenched that some might...
Today, we want to talk about Anthony Fauci, and our role in making life difficult for him — and, beyond his current travails, for society at large. In 2021, healthcare expert Paul Keckley noted five flaws in the...
Colette Delawalla is the Founder and CEO of Stand Up for Science (SUFS), an organization that has been at the heart of our national — and now international — defense of independent science as an independent...
Episode #20
OA publishing and social media gave pseudoscience information a business model, but how do those people actually sell and fulfill products? The media keep missing this story, focusing on the products and not the...
Episode #18
We’re back from our first signings, and we have a few stories to share. The signings occurred prior to the book’s official publication date, creating some extra interest but also some challenges the bookstores helped us...
In 2025, Anita Say Chan’s book, Predatory Data: Eugenics in Big Tech and Our Fight for an Independent Future , was published by the University of California Press. This led to a review here , and we became immediate...
<p >In 2025, Anita Say Chan’s book, Predatory Data: Eugenics in Big Tech and Our Fight for an Independent Future, was published by the University of California Press. This led to a review here, and we became immediate...
Episode #16
We’re finally in the long-awaited tunnel to people buying and reading our book. It seems like forever, yet the book also strikes us as more relevant than ever. As with most things set into motion, the path has contained...
Episode #16
<p >We’re finally in the long-awaited tunnel to people buying and reading our book. It seems like forever, yet the book also strikes us as more relevant than ever.</p> <p >As with most things set into motion, the path...
Episode #18
<p >Quantification as proxy for qualification of scientific and academic publications has been around for a very long time. </p> <p >Today, we touch a little on the history of bibliometrics and scientometrics, but not...
Episode #16
<p >We turned the manuscript for our book in almost a year ago now, but we were working feverishly on it around this time given that MAHA was busy undermining vaccine science even then. </p> <p >Now, a year later, how...
Episode #14
<p >We’ve been doing our podcast for nearly a full year, starting right as we were putting our pencils down from writing the book. We didn’t know quite what to expect, but we were excited to try something new, and we...
Episode #15
<p >Today we take a deep dive into a fake paper involving Eric Topol, one of the most prominent names in what we have to call “mainstream medicine” today. We’re going to offer our second opinion on what we know to be...
Episode #14
<p >This week, guest host Michael Magoulias takes the reins to conduct a lighthearted interview of your intrepid authors, partly to take the sting out of this being tax day in the US.</p> <p >Michael has worked in...
Episode #13
<p >Susan Wise Bauer is a historian and author of The Great Shadow: A History of How Sickness Shapes What We Do, Think, Believe, and Buy. I reviewed her book a few weeks ago, and Joy attended a talk she gave William &...
Episode #12
<p >Technology and media have become entangled and confused, so much so that the free speech of “no, thanks, not for us” is now called “censorship” and discussing public officials or people on the public payroll in...
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