Science Goes To The Movies

Lisa Beth Kovetz & Emily Rice of CUNY's Macaulay Honors College dig into black holes, brown dwarfs and Star Trek's "Strange New Worlds!"

Guests:
Prof. Emily Rice - Professor, Macauley Honors College

Recording Date
03/24/2023
First Air Date
05/19/2023

Science Goes to the Movies hosted by Lisa Beth Kovetz, looks at the science in contemporary motion pictures.Will today's sci-fi fantasies become tomorrow’s science realities? Top working scientists review popular movies, resulting in lively and informative conversations about what science is happening now, what science is heading towards us in the future, and what’s just fun fiction.

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SGMV11009

In the climate-change allegory, "Don't Look Up" the media failed to report the reality of an oncoming comet. Are we doing the same with our ever wilder weather? CUNY’s Prof. Jimmy Booth; CUNY Alums Dr. Veeshan Narinesingh and Joe Rao weigh in.

Guests:
Prof Jimmy Booth - Professor, CUNY department of Earth and Atmospheric Science
Veeshan Narinesingh - Post-Doc, Princeton, CUNY
Joe Rao - Broadcast meteorologist

Recording Date
02/27/2023
First Air Date
04/21/2023

Science Goes to the Movies hosted by Lisa Beth Kovetz, looks at the science in contemporary motion pictures.Will today's sci-fi fantasies become tomorrow’s science realities? Top working scientists review popular movies, resulting in lively and informative conversations about what science is happening now, what science is heading towards us in the future, and what’s just fun fiction.

Watch more at http://tv.cuny.edu/show/sciencegoestothemovies

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SGMV11008

In 2021 Robert Patterson dons the cape and cowl, and heads out to save Gotham, bringing with him all the guilt and darkness that comes with being Bruce Wayne. Dr. Robin S. Rosenberg, clinical psychologist who literally wrote text book, “Abnormal Psychology” digs into Batman’s psyche in her book, “What’s the Matter with Batman?”

Guest: Dr. Robin S. Rosenberg, Clinical Psychologist and Author

Tape date: September 24, 2019. First aired: January 23, 2020.

Science Goes to the Movies hosted by Lisa Beth Kovetz, looks at the science in contemporary motion pictures.Will today's sci-fi fantasies become tomorrow’s science realities? Top working scientists review popular movies, resulting in lively and informative conversations about what science is happening now, what science is heading towards us in the future, and what’s just fun fiction.

Watch more at http://tv.cuny.edu/show/sciencegoestothemovies

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SGMV00803_V1

The “John Wick” series of puppy loving violence has some of the most wildly creative depictions of firearms, and they do it – mostly – without breaking the laws of physics. Our guest, James M. Gannalo, retired NYPD detective with the New York City Police Department’s Firearms Analysis Section breaks down the details of “Parabellum’s” underwater gunshot scene and discusses how movie stars Keanu Reeves and Hallie Berry’s extensive firearm training allows them to handle their prop guns with the exactitude of real weapons.

Guest:
James M. Gannalo. President, The Stria Group

Tape date: September 25, 2019. First aired: December 5, 2019.

Science Goes to the Movies hosted by Lisa Beth Kovetz, looks at the science in contemporary motion pictures.Will today's sci-fi fantasies become tomorrow’s science realities? Top working scientists review popular movies, resulting in lively and informative conversations about what science is happening now, what science is heading towards us in the future, and what’s just fun fiction.

Watch more at http://tv.cuny.edu/show/sciencegoestothemovies

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