Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Podcast Review - Ologies by Alie Ward





PODCAST REVIEW

This is the second podcast in Podcast Reviewstm. Called, Ologies by Alie Ward. Please leave any suggestions or comments about today’s podcast.
                  Alie Ward is an American writer, actress, painter, and a podcast & television host. She has been the host of, or in, six TV shows (mostly in cooking programs). Alie even won an Emmy Award for a science show on CBS called ¨The Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation with Mo Rocca¨ and the host of ¨Did I mention Invention?¨. Now for a little insight on her podcast, she's been planning this show for more than a decade (over ten years!!). Ward’s podcast is a comedy and science podcast where she interviews ologists on the ¨ologies¨ they study. Examples are, Volcanology (volcanoes), Primatology (Monkeys & apes), Thanatology (Death and dying), and, one of my favorites, Entomology (Insects)! And many, many others.
How it Works
                First, Alie gets together with and ologist that she has chosen and sits down and interviews them (very informally, which is hilarious), these interviews usually last about one hour. After there is a segment in which she takes questions from her patron members, ¨ologits¨ (what she calls her fans), and allows them to ask a question to the ologist she's interviewing. 
My Opinion
               I'm in love with this podcast, it satisfies my nerdy needs. I LOVE science so when I found this podcast it instantly became a favorite! Alie Ward is probably should be person of the year because she does an absolutely fantastic job hosting and keeping the podcast chatty and fun. It's interesting, exciting, and the kind of thing you look forward to. I recommend this podcast to anyone with a passion for science and extraordinary scientific mysteries. 10/10!

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