The topsy-turvy physics of pole dancing
"The first time I ever really sat down and did what I like to think of as 'pole math' was actually rage math."
Interviews
The Eerily Familiar Politics of Europe's Wolves
Why wolves are such a potent political tool. Author Adam Weymouth on carnivores and scapegoats.
The covert project to (finally) measure hellish subway heat
Meet Jack Klein, the guy who stealthily collects data about New York’s hottest days underground.
'Drilled' goes deep on fossil fuel industry misinformation and the legacy of Standing Rock
Investigative journalist Alleen Brown, the host of the podcast's 12th season, spoke with Sequencer about the how energy companies use misinformation in courtrooms and the court of public opinion.
On Fear, Death, and Phosphorus
Author Jack Lohmann speaks to Sequencer about the complicated story of phosphorus: “There might be little pieces of Nauru in your teeth.”
The intimate power of a patient’s testimonial
Public health-trained historian Edna Bonhomme speaks with Sequencer about her new book, “A History of the World in Six Plagues.”
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