Let’s Science!
Let’s Science! is a podcast that celebrates the wonders of the universe and brings scientific discovery into clear, engaging conversation from a thoughtful Catholic perspective. Each episode explores breakthroughs, curiosities, and real-world science — from the chemistry of your morning coffee to the physics of exploding stars — in ways that connect head and heart.
Hosted by Caroline Knight, Lindsay Sant, and Lino Saubolle, Let’s Science! isn’t just about facts and figures — it’s about why science matters to how we live, think, and understand our world. The team breaks down complex research, examines popular claims (and myths) about health, technology, and nature, and invites listeners to wonder alongside them. Whether unpacking space exploration, biology breakthroughs, or quirky natural phenomena, the conversation is always accessible, curious, and grounded in respect for both science and faith.
As part of the StarQuest Production Network, Let’s Science! reflects SQPN’s mission to bridge modern culture and Catholic thought: celebrating truth wherever it’s found and encouraging listeners to explore how science enriches our understanding of creation and our place within it.
And for more from Caroline, Lindsay, and Lino on a variety of topics from an Australian Catholic perspective, check out their other show, The Catholics of Oz.
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4 Cups a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
Can coffee really help you live longer and protect your liver? Lindsay Sant and Lino Saubolle break down studies linking 3–4 cups a day to better health—and ask what really counts when it comes to longevity, lifestyle, and your daily brew.
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This Advent, Help StarQuest Continue the Mission
Advent begins. Help StarQuest bring faith and reason to the world. Become a $10/month patron (or increase your current donation by $10 per month) and be among the first 400 donors to receive a Mysterious World sticker signed by Jimmy and Dom. Your gift is…
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From Curse to Cure: King Tut’s Cancer-Curing Toxic Fungus
A deadly tomb fungus may cure cancer. Caroline Knight shares with Lindsay Sant and Lino Saubolle how Aspergillus flavus, once blamed for the “mummy’s curse,” could hold the key to fighting leukemia.
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Does Paracetamol Cause Autism? The Truth Behind the Controversial Claim
Paracetamol causes autism? Caroline Knight and Lindsay Sant unpack viral claims, breaks down the real science, and debunks harmful myths. They highlight what autism is, what causes it—and what absolutely doesn’t.
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Making Dogs Live Longer—And Humans Too
Can a pill help your dog live longer—and could it work for humans too? Lindsay Sant, Lino Saubolle, and Dom Bettinelli unpack the science of canine aging, the ethics of life extension, and whether your dog should eat once a day.
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When Stars Explode: The Science and Wonder of T Coronae Borealis
A nova 6,000 light years away is about to light up our sky—are you ready? Lindsay Sant, Lino Saubolle, and Dom Bettinelli unpack the science and wonder behind T Coronae Borealis and ask: Can a star’s explosion renew our sense of awe?
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Coffee Science: How Water, Grind & Roast Transform Flavor
Can water, grind, and roast transform your cup—or ruin it? Lindsay Sant, Lino Saubolle, and Dom Bettinelli break down the chemistry of better brewing with simple, testable tweaks. Taste is tunable science.
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Do Cockatoos Dance Better Than You? The Science Behind Their Moves
Cheeky or creative geniuses? Caroline Knight. Lindsay Sant, and Lino Saubolle unpack the science of dancing cockatoos, their hilarious antics, and what their spontaneous moves reveal about intelligence and joy.
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Mind Blanking: Why Your Brain Sometimes Hits Reset
Is “mind blanking” your brain’s reset button? Caroline Knight, Lindsay Sant, and Lino Saubolle reveal surprising science on this thought-free state, its link to stress, and how prayer or mindfulness might help.
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Discovering Mesolithic Malta
Maltese history just got 1,000 years older. Caroline, Lindsay, and Lino unpack stunning new research suggesting Mesolithic people lived in Malta long before the temples—complete with tools, fire pits, and seafood feasts.
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Zombie Ants, Smart Fungi & Ancient Science
A fungus that turns ants into zombies? Australia’s latest discovery stirs big questions about nature, culture, and collaboration. With Caroline Knight, Lindsay Sant, and Lino Saubolle.
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Can AI Handle the Housework?
Could your next housemate be a robot? The team talks Neo Gamma, the AI-powered humanoid assistant from X1. Caroline Knight, Lindsay Sant, and Lino Saubolle weigh the promise—and pitfalls—of a future with home-helping bots.
