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Unknown Variables

Hosted by Anthony Rojas · science · EN

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About this Podcast:

Hosted by Dr. Anthony J. Rojas, Ph.D., an MIT-trained chemist and educator, Unknown Variables goes beyond accomplishments to explore the experiences, decisions, and defining moments behind them. Each episode features candid conversations with scientists, entrepreneurs, and innovators across disciplines — uncovering the unknown variables that drive discovery, creativity, and success. If you’re curious about how great minds think, fail, and ultimately persevere, this podcast is for you. 🎧 Listen for: Conversations with world-class experts and creators Honest stories of challenge and transformation Insights connecting science, innovation, and the human experience Subscribe and explore the unknown variables that shape our world.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

17%

Guest openness

Selective

80/100
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Questions about Unknown Variables

What is Unknown Variables about?

Hosted by Dr. Anthony J. Rojas, Ph.D., an MIT-trained chemist and educator, Unknown Variables goes beyond accomplishments to explore the experiences, decisions, and defining moments behind them. Each episode features candid conversations with scientists, entrepreneurs, and innovators across disciplines, uncovering the unknown variables that drive discovery, creativity, and success.

Who hosts Unknown Variables?

Unknown Variables is hosted by Anthony Rojas. The show has published 10 episodes to date.

What has Unknown Variables covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Trying for a Baby? Watch This Before Your Next Drink!" (26 January 2026, 49 minutes), "Become Financially Independent and Own Your Time with Andy Hill!" (19 January 2026, 55 minutes), and "Why Do Drugs Cost So Much?!" (12 January 2026, 53 minutes).

How often does Unknown Variables publish?

Unknown Variables publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 57 minutes across 10 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Unknown Variables?

Booking probability for Unknown Variables is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Unknown Variables requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Unknown Variables's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Unknown Variables?

The strongest fits for Unknown Variables are Scientific Research & Development and Universities & Colleges. Unknown Variables has a science audience.

About the host

Anthony Rojas hosts Unknown Variables, a science podcast with 10 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Jan 5, 202645 minS0

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