Christie Taylor

New York’s biggest bird enthusiasts discuss their favorite birds to see in the city and how to protect them from urban hazards.

Indigenous peoples have been observing the world for thousands of years, but underrepresented in the sciences. How can we make science more inclusive?

The SciFri Book Club wraps with a celebration of the tool-users, the problem-solvers, and the songbirds. Plus, the unprecedented destruction of the Amazon rainforest.

Learn how N.K. Jemisin used volcanology and seismology to write ‘The Fifth Season.’

We wrap up a winter of exploring 'The Fifth Season,' learning how volcanologists research lava flows and crater tremors, and even diving into the center of the earth.

In this extended interview, playwright Charly Evon Simpson discusses the enslaved women whose bodies paved the way for modern gynecology.

For the 30th anniversary of A Brief History of Time, Science Friday holds a party for time travelers live in New York City.

The SciFri Book Club says farewell to ‘Frankenstein.’ And we explore the menagerie of insects behind your chocolate bar.

China’s leaders are pursuing carbon-free alternatives to coal to solve the country’s growing energy needs and suffocating pollution. Plus: Bees, Frankenstein, and more.