Harvard art historian Dr. Jennifer Roberts
"We're trapped in these small bags of flesh and can't perceive anything beyond a narrow band of electromagnetic radiation. We can't see beyond the horizon or even one nanosecond into the future. So there's this sense that there's something bigger out there that we can't reach." —Art historian Jennifer Roberts on Strange Customs with Sasha Sagan
"The first time a heartbeat was imaged outside of the body was a milestone for science, but I'd argue it was also a milestone for poetry."
Artist Dario Robleto, Strange Customs with Sasha Sagan
Novelist Kiley Reid on a strange custom
"You don't want to ask a friend because they're too close. And you don't want to ask a stranger because they're too far away. Enter this person who you trust, but you pay, is close, but not."—NYT bestselling novelist Kiley Reid on Strange Customs with Sasha Sagan
Etiquette isn't just about the salad fork. It can capture the deep norms and values in a given time and place. Now a Stockholm University sociologist has proposed an intriguing way to glimpse the manners and norms of the future.
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"It's humanoid in shape, it has a name, a face, and a voice. It's looking down on the people of London...and we obey it, right?" —
Historian of technology DAVID ROONEY on Strange Customs with Sasha Sagan
Sasha Sagan talks with humanist rabbi GREG EPSTEIN about an ancient tradition they both participate in each year, with themes and messages they find both inspiring and abhorrent. How can a thoughtful person engage a tradition shot through with such contradictions?
Sasha Sagan and Troian Bellisario | Strange Customs
Sasha Sagan talks to actor TROIAN BELLISARIO (Pretty Little Liars, Life on Mars) about a tradition older than our species, and the unusual (and slightly terrifying) way Troian experienced it.
In this week's episode of Strange Customs, Sasha Sagan talks to linguist Amanda Montell about our strange habit of communicating with patterns of vibrations emanating from our faces.
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Great questions with Bill Nye, Kirsten Dunst, Katie Lowes, Adam Shapiro, Kiley Reid, and many more. Subscribe to Strange Customs with Sasha Sagan wherever you get your podcasts.
Sasha Sagan talks to actors KATIE LOWES and ADAM SHAPIRO about the day Adam sweated bullets and gathered his courage from far, far below Katie's dad.
Professor of criminology Meredith Rossner on "rituals of degradation" | Strange Customs with Sasha Sagan
In the latest episode of Strange Customs with Sasha Sagan, professor of criminology Meredith Rossner talks to Sasha about "rituals of degradation" in our legal system. https://onlysky.media/podcast/andrew-seidel-the-lines/
Jedidiah Jenkins: They don't believe in God, but "everyone seems to be OK"
In this episode of Strange Customs, Sasha Sagan talks with author/adventurer JEDIDIAH JENKINS about the life-changing moment at age 14 when he broke through his evangelical bubble. #onlysky #exvangelical
Strange Customs with Sasha Sagan
A fascinating new podcast from Sasha Sagan and OnlySky. Conversations with actors, adventurers, scientists, and scholars about how weird we Earthlings can be.
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Nonreligious Candidate Series #6: Elinor A. Levin
After winning her primary with two-thirds of the vote, Levin shifted her focus to people who had been unlikely to vote at all. After “knocking middle voter” for months, many voters told her they “decided to care because they met me.” Elinor A. Levin for Iowa District 89
Ep 3: Jessica Katzenmeyer
Meet Jessica Katzenmeyer in an excerpt from the OnlySky limited series podcast on nonreligious candidates in the 2022 midterm elections.
Ep 1: Senator Megan Hunt
Meet Senator Megan Hunt in this excerpt from the OnlySky limited series podcast on nonreligious candidates in the 2022 midterm elections.
Meet Meg Rosenfeld For PA 139, from the OnlySky limited series podcast on nonreligious candidates in the 2022 midterm elections.
An astrophysicist on the impact of the Webb telescope
"If you have a curiosity about nature, it hurts a little bit to not be a scientist." Astrophysicist Dr. Sanjana Curtis on the impact of the James Webb telescope.