Into the ice – Studying krill in the Southern Ocean No life in the oceans without krill. How do the massive swarms of krill form and why? And are krill really as much in decline as some studies say? We chat with @alburns1. Wherever you get your podcasts from

Seaspiracy - An Australian perspective Is there really no such thing as sustainable fishing? And should we really never eat fish again? We chat to Prof Iain Suthers, the University of New South Wales in Sydney. Listen in whereever you get your podcasts #Seaspiracy

Are you striving to be a better scientist? Check out this weeks podcast as @ItsStasi and @othyothyothy chat with Dr. @rose_odea Listen here: eastsidefm.org/.../striving-… After the episode are you intrigued and want to find out more? Sign up and follow @sortecoevo

The age longevity gap and having fun in the field with plants Why do men die younger than women? What is it like to spend many months in the most pretty places in Europe to do fieldwork? Tune in wherever you get your podcasts facebook.com/boilingpoint

Did you miss last nights live Boiling Point episode? No problem! You can now listen to the hilarious episode with @mkasumovic with your hosts @ItsStasi and @ScienceCath Check out the episode here: eastsidefm.org/podcast/learn… iTunes | Spotify | or wherever you get your podcasts

'Finding Nemo' coming true New paper shows that tropicalisation has reached NSW's waters - fish communities and ecosystems are changing Tim and Cat chat with the author, Shannen Smith, PhD student at @UNSW in Sydney, about her new paper. Wherever you get your podcasts

The secrets of Australian tree rings Most trees have rings. But in Australia they have a very different meaning to those in the northern hemisphere. They don't tell us about the trees' precise age, but a whole lot about climate history. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts

New podcast is out! So you have a Science Degree, now what? @ItsStasi, Ben, and @othyothyothy chat about alternatives to #Academia and their own experiences in consulting and government agencies. Listen to the episode wherever you get your podcasts from.

#Platypus, #cicadas and lots of color Why do platypus glow under UV light, why are there so many cicadas this summer and how do animals create color without pigments? Listen in to Boiling Point's newest episode and learn about the answers! Wherever you get your podcasts from.

Flying with rhinos Cat chats with the amazing Dr Fidu Friedolina about her PhD on rhinos and why it is sometimes safer to fly them across the continent to a better home. Listen in! bit.ly/BoilingPointScience or wherever you get your podcasts from

#HIV special – An (almost) forgotten virus Everyone is talking about corona but what about HIV? @ScienceCath chats with HIV researcher @nick_medland from @UNSW about the state of research and treatment. eastsidefm.org/series/boilin… #WorldAIDSDay2020 #AIDS #HIVAustralia #podcast

Boiling Point's new podcast is out A Nose for Conservation - Field Detection Dogs Sniffing Out Threatened Species Ben chats with @koaladetectiondogs. Listen in to the interview: bit.ly/BoilingPointScience | eastsidefm.org/series/boilin… | or wherever you get your podcasts from

Invasive species special! Cane toads are devastating for AUS ecosystems, but there is a lot we can learn from them. @ATSentinella and @ScienceCath chat to #unswbees PhD student @Katarina_Stuart about the lessons cane toads can teach us. Listen in wherever you get your podcasts

New lock-down podcast episode! Microplastics and what to do about it @saltandbrine and @ScienceCath chat to one of the pioneers of microplastic research, Dr Mark Browne, @unswbees Listen in to the story: bit.ly/BoilingPointScience | or where ever you get your podcasts from