Template:SGU episode list: Difference between revisions

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We are slowly working on moving the entries of older episodes into tables like the one for episodes in 2022. Templates for these years' tables of episodes are where users can update the episodes' transcription progress and add useful information to the tables.

For the "Non-News Segment" column, we suggest prioritizing the segments in this order, since the column can be sorted alphabetically by the first letter of the top-listed segment:

What's the Word?
Forgotten Superheroes of Science
Name That Logical Fallacy
Dumbest Thing of the Week
Potent Quotables
and finally Quickie with _ROGUE_
followed by any other special segments that aren't regular episode features.

What follows is the episode list as displayed on the home page and the episode list page.
Note: eventually EpisodeList2019-EpisodeList2021 should be put back in chronological order once they're ready to replace the plain lists for those years. Right now those template tables are basically blank, hence the demotion.

Below are links to all the SGU episodes with transcription pages, grouped by year. Blank and new episodes will benefit from using the Episode skeleton structure.

Jump to: 2035, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005

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	– episode proof-read		– initial transcription by high quality "transcription-bot"

2024 [↑] (Episodes 965-1016)

Ep.	Date	Non-News Segment(s)	SoF Theme	Interview	Guest Rogue(s)
1003	09-28	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
1002	09-21	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
1001	09-14	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
1000!	09-07	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
999	08-31	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
998	08-24	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
997	08-17	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
996	08-10	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
995	08-03	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
994	07-27	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
993	07-20	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
992	07-13	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
991	07-06	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
990	06-29	Quickie with Steve	Technology news	`-`	`-`
989	06-22	Free energy murders	`-`	`-`	`-`
988	06-15	Quickie with Evan	`-`	`-`	`-`
987	06-08	Quickie with Bob	GMO news	`-`	`-`
986	06-01	Quickie with Steve	"Good news, everyone!"	`-`	`-`
985	05-25	What's the Word?	Armor	`-`	`-`
984	05-18	Steorn Free Energy update	Battery materials	`-`	`-`
983	05-11	`-`	Animal eyes	Robert Bartholomew, sociologist	`-`
982	05-04	Quickie with Bob	Deciphering jargon	`-`	`-`
981	04-27	`-`	Medical risk	`-`	`-`
980	04-20	What's the Word?	`-`	`-`	`-`
979	04-13	Live from Dallas Eclipse science	Texas	`-`	Dustin Bates, Starset rockstar
978	04-06	Quickie with Bob	Eggs	`-`	Andrea Jones-Rooy, political, social, & data scientist
977	03-30	AI-created music	Power & energy news	`-`	`-`
976	03-23	Quickie with Steve	`-`	Dante Lauretta, "The Asteroid Hunter"	`-`
975	03-16	Tax scams	Equinoxes	`-`	`-`
974	03-09	Quickie with Bob	Daylight Saving Time	`-`	`-`
973	03-02	Potent Quotables Alabama SC decision	`-`	`-`	`-`
972	02-24	`-`	Eclipses	Chris Smith, virologist & podcaster	`-`
971	02-17	Name That Logical Fallacy Quickie with Bob	`-`	`-`	George Hrab, musican & skeptic
970	02-10	What's the Word? Name That Logical Fallacy	SGU Shark Week	`-`	`-`
969	02-03	`-`	Animal emotions	Dustin Bates, Starset rockstar	`-`
968	01-27	Swindler's List	The Ice Age	`-`	`-`
967	01-20	Quickie: TikTok recap	Hidden Theme!	Robert Sapolsky, neuroendocrinology researcher	`-`
966	01-13	Dumbest Thing of the Week	Positive global trends	`-`	`-`
965	01-06	2024 Psychic Predictions	The worst countries	`-`	`-`

2024 [↑] (Episodes 965-1016)

2023 [↑] (Episodes 913-964)

Ep.	Date	Non-News Segment(s)	SoF Theme	Interview	Guest Rogue(s)
964	12-30	2023 Year in Review	News items from past episodes	`-`	Ian Callanan, SGU tech-guru
963	12-23	Live from NotACon 2023 Quickie with Steve "That was definitely paranormal!"	Extinction	`-`	Eli Bosnick, comedian & podcaster
962	12-16	Potent Quotables Phone scams follow-up	Milestones in 2023	Jessica McCabe, YouTuber	`-`
961	12-09	Quickie with Bob	`-`	`-`	`-`
960	12-02	Quickie with Steve	Mushrooms	`-`	`-`
959	11-25	What's the Word?	`-`	`-`	`-`
958	11-18	Swindler's List	`-`	`-`	`-`
957	11-11	Dumbest Thing of the Week	Technology	James Burke, science historian	`-`
956	11-04	Global Warming Policy Dragon Con reflections	Fan conventions	`-`	Christian Hubicki, professor of robotics
955	10-28	What's the Word?	`-`	`-`	`-`
954	10-21	Swindler's List	Infectious disease	`-`	`-`
953	10-14	Quickie with Bob	`-`	Dan Friesen and Jordan Holmes, from the Knowledge Fight podcast	`-`
952	10-07	Nobel Prizes 2023	The Nobel Prize	Lars Martin, TRIUMF Canada's national particle accelerator centre physicist	`-`
951	09-30	Misinformation discussion	`-`	`-`	`-`
950	09-23	`-`	Climate Change	`-`	`-`
949	09-16	Live from Dragon Con 2023 The Future of Robotics	Robotics	`-`	Christian Hubicki, professor of robotics
948	09-09	`-`	Negative results	Anna Blakney, professor of bioengineering	`-`
947	09-02	Live from Tucson, AZ P-22 puma put down Separating Art from Artists Rogues' Expert Advice	Arizona	`-`	`-`
946	08-26	`-`	Proteins	`-`	`-`
945	08-19	`-`	Medieval jesters	`-`	`-`
944	08-12	"5 to 10 Years"	Oldest living things	`-`	`-`
943	08-05	What's the Word? Quickie with Bob Electric Vehicle Myths	Volcanos	`-`	`-`
942	07-29	Quickie with Steve	`-`	`-`	`-`
941	07-22	`-`	Animal sound tropes	`-`	`-`
940	07-15	Dumbest Thing of the Week	`-`	`-`	Andrea Jones-Rooy, political, social, & data scientist George Hrab, musician & skeptic
939	07-08	Quickie with Bob	`-`	`-`	`-`
938	07-01	What's the Word?	Computers	`-`	`-`
937	06-24	`-`	Lesser-known dramatic events	`-`	`-`
936	06-17	`-`	`-`	David Kyle Johnson, professor of philosophy	`-`
935	06-10	`-`	Weird foods	`-`	`-`
934	06-03	Quickie with Bob	`-`	`-`	`-`
933	05-27	Quickie with Cara	Scientific disciplines	`-`	George Hrab, musician & skeptic
932	05-20	Name that Logical Fallacy Potent Quotables	Butterflies	`-`	`-`
931	05-13	Quickie with Bob	`-`	`-`	`-`
930	05-06	What's the Word?	`-`	Brian Brushwood, magician, podcaster, author	`-`
929	04-29	`-`	Artificial intelligence	`-`	`-`
928	04-22	`-`	Fungi	`-`	`-`
927	04-15	Name That Logical Fallacy	Plastic	Jon Bornstein, COO, Amprius Technologies	`-`
926	04-08	`-`	Technologies older than you think	`-`	SGU patron Dan Scheffer
925	04-01	`-`	`-`	Blake Lemoine, software engineer	`-`
924	03-25	What's the Word?	Random facts	`-`	`-`
923	03-18	Quickie with Steve	Improvements in technology	Derek Muller, science communicator	`-`
922	03-11	Dumbest Thing of the Week	COVID-19 pandemic news	`-`	`-`
921	03-04	Quickie with Bob	Ancient bizarre medical treatments	`-`	F. Perry Wilson, nephrologist
920	02-25	Quickie with Steve	Life	`-`	`-`
919	02-18	Quickie with Jay	Death	Richard Wiseman, professor of public psychology	`-`
918	02-11	Potent Quotables Quickie with Steve	Ridiculous proposals	`-`	`-`
917	02-04	Quickie with Bob	`-`	`-`	`-`
916	01-28	What's the Word?	Energy-efficient homes	`-`	`-`
915	01-21	Quickie with Jay	Technological advances	`-`	`-`
914	01-14	Dumbest Thing of the Week	`-`	`-`	`-`
913	01-07	2023 Psychic Predictions	New species discovered in 2022	`-`	`-`

2023 [↑] (Episodes 913-964)

2022 [↑] (Episodes 860-912)

Ep.	Date	Non-News Segment(s)	SoF Theme	Interview	Guest Rogue(s)
912	12-31	2022 Year in Review	Science news items from 1922	`-`	Ian Callanan, SGU tech-guru
911	12-24	`-`	Arizona law	`-`	`-`
910	12-17	What's the Word?	Emerging technologies	Mark Ho, cognitive scientist	`-`
909	12-10	Potent Quotables	Rare weird diseases	`-`	SGU patron Brian Newell
908	12-03	Quickie with Bob	Captain Obvious	`-`	`-`
907	11-26	What's the Word?	Turkeys	`-`	`-`
906	11-19	Dumbest Thing of the Week	`-`	`-`	`-`
905	11-12	Dumbest Thing of the Week	Common animal myths	`-`	`-`
904	11-05	Quickie with Bob History of Vibrators	Apples	`-`	Ajia Mae Moon, cannabis activist
903	10-28	What's the Word?	USA-Australia relationship	`-`	Richard Saunders, skeptic
902	10-21	Quickie with Jay	19th-century pseudoscience	`-`	`-`
901	10-15	Quickie with Bob	`-`	`-`	`-`
900	10-08	What's the Word? Quickies with Steve	Adapting to climate change	`-`	`-`
899	10-01	Forgotten Superheroes of Science	Failed inventions	Tim Dodd, the Everyday Astronaut	`-`
898	09-24	`-`	Global warming	`-`	SGU patron David Almeda
897	09-17	Is It Real?	Golden Goose Awards	`-`	`-`
896	09-10	Quickie with Bob Death by Pseudoscience	Social Psychology	`-`	`-`
895	09-03	`-`	Common myths	Dr. Seema Yasmin, science communicator	`-`
894	08-27	Dumbest Thing of the Week	Florence, Italy	`-`	`-`
893	08-20	Live from NECSS	Misinformation	`-`	Andrea Jones-Rooy, political, social, and data scientist and Kelly Burke, from Guerrilla Skeptics of Wikipedia
892	08-13	USA's New Climate Bill	Robots	`-`	`-`
891	08-06	Quickie with Bob	Materials Science	`-`	`-`
890	07-30	What's the Word?	Edible plants	`-`	`-`
889	07-23	Cara's Cancer Experience	`-`	Brian Dunning, host of Skeptoid	`-`
888	07-16	Potent Quotables	`-`	`-`	Andrea Jones-Rooy, political, social, and data scientist
887	07-09	The Fate of Fireworks	Weird Science	Dr. David Stanton, paleogeneticist	George Hrab, musician & skeptic
886	07-02	Quickie with Bob Cara's Upcoming Surgery	Snakes	`-`	`-`
885	06-25	Secret of Skinwalker Ranch	Geology	`-`	`-`
884	06-18	`-`	Science Misconceptions	`-`	`-`
883	06-11	Green Bank Radio Observatory visit	Hidden Theme!	`-`	`-`
882	06-04	Quickie with Bob	`-`	`-`	`-`
881	05-28	Name That Logical Fallacy	Which is older?	Naomi Rowe-Gurney, NASA Planetary Scientist	`-`
880	05-21	`-`	Which is bigger?	`-`	`-`
879	05-14	Dumbest Thing of the Week	`-`	`-`	`-`
878	05-07	Quickie with Bob Jay's Critical Thinker award	Critical Thinking	`-`	`-`
877	04-30	Shameless Promotion	Future technology	`-`	`-`
876	04-23	`-`	Bermuda	`-`	`-`
875	04-16	Live from Boston Overrated or Underrated?	New England geology	`-`	George Hrab, musician & skeptic
874	04-09	`-`	IPCC 2022 report	John Kiss, plant physiologist	`-`
873	04-02	Live from NYC Political Science of War	Ancillary skills of U.S. presidents	`-`	Andrea Jones-Rooy, political, social, and data scientist
872	03-26	Name That Logical Fallacy More on Permanent DST	Bread	`-`	`-`
871	03-19	Permanent DST in the USA	`-`	Michelle Ciulla Lipkin, NAMLE National Association for Media Literacy Education	`-`
870	03-12	Quickie with Bob	`-`	`-`	Brian Wecht, string theorist
869	03-05	`-`	Ukraine	`-`	`-`
868	02-26	Quickie with Bob	`-`	`-`	`-`
867	02-19	Name That Logical Fallacy Today I Learned	`-`	`-`	`-`
866	02-12	Potent Quotables	`-`	`-`	`-`
865	02-05	Quickie with Bob	Materials Science	`-`	`-`
864	01-30	What's the Word?	`-`	`-`	`-`
863	01-23	5G and Airlines	Advances in technology	Dr. Brad McKay, science communicator	`-`
862	01-15	Name That Logical Fallacy	HIV	`-`	`-`
861	01-08	2022 Psychic Predictions	`-`	`-`	`-`
860	01-01	2021 Year in Review	2021	`-`	Ian Callanan, SGU tech-guru

2022 [↑] (Episodes 860-912)

2018 [↑] (Episodes 652-703)

Ep.	Date	Non-News Segment(s)	SoF Theme	Interview	Guest Rogue(s)
703	12-29	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
702	12-22	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
701	12-15	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
700	12-08	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
699	12-01	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
698	11-24	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
697	11-17	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
696	11-10	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
695	11-03	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
694	10-27	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
693	10-20	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
692	10-13	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
691	10-06	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
690	09-29	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
689	09-22	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
688	09-15	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
687	09-08	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
686	09-01	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
685	08-25	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
684	08-18	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
683	08-11	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
682	08-04	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
681	07-28	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
680	07-21	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
679	07-14	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
678	07-07	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
677	06-30	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
676	06-23	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
675	06-16	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
674	06-09	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
673	06-02	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
672	05-26	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
671	05-19	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
670	05-12	`?`	`?`	`?`	`?`
669	05-05	What's the Word?	Mistletoe	Ethan Winer, recording engineer	`-`
668	04-28	What's the Word?	`-`	Tobias Füchslin, research manager	`-`
667	04-21	`-`	`-`	`-`	`-`
666	04-14	What's the Word?	Serial killers	`-`	`-`
665	04-07	What's the Word?	Animals of the Amazon	Mark Lynas, author	`-`
664	03-31	Forgotten Superheroes of Science	`-`	`-`	`-`
663	03-24	What's the Word?	`-`	`-`	`-`
662	03-17	Forgotten Superheroes of Science; In Memoriam: Stephen Hawking	Stephen Hawking	`-`	`-`
661	03-10	What's the Word?	`-`	`-`	`-`
660	03-03	Forgotten Superheroes of Science	`-`	`-`	`-`
659	02-24	Forgotten Superheroes of Science; Name That Logical Fallacy	Water	`-`	`-`
658	02-17	What's the Word?	`-`	`-`	`-`
657	02-10	What's the Word?	`-`	`-`	`-`
656	02-03	`-`	Hawaii	Brian Dunning and Emery Emery, writer and producer, & comedian, film editor, and producer, resp.	`-`
655	01-27	What's the Word?	The Milky Way	Richard Saunders, skeptic & podcaster	`-`
654	01-20	Forgotten Superheroes of Science	`-`	Richard Wiseman, professor of public psychology	`-`
653	01-13	What's the Word?	Robots	`-`	`-`
652	01-06	What's the Word? 2018 Psychic Predictions	`-`	`-`	`-`