Does he have a major in everything!?!?!?!?!?

Hope you will recreate your podcasts.

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I may already know a bit about most of the topics this podcast covers but I still love it. It’s super fun and often funny; I never get bored of hearing about quantum mechanics, black holes, particle physics, etc, especially when done in a highly entertaining manner like this! I would highly recommend to anyone who is interested in physics, regardless of whether they have a bunch of prior knowledge or not. 😄🚀🌟☄️

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Why is this podcast still here as it appears it is no longer being released on iTunes? I just realized it is still going strong and available on YouTube. I wish the developer, or someone, gave us a heads-up to access it on YouTube.

Love how clear and concise it is.

I enjoy this podcast because it reviews a lot of things that I appear to of forgotten in physics. Also the new items that it presents always makes me look at the old knowledge from a different perspective

Not too much, not too little. Just enough for my (pea) brain to handle. Keep them coming, Chaosity

Physics made clear and simple

I love this podcast! It's really entertaining and I feel a little smarter after each episode, so it's guilty-free brain indulgence. If you haven't tried it yet, this one is a must for anyone with a curiosity about science. The content is rich, but they manage to break it down so I can understand it. 😁

Quick and easy science.

If you're a physic nut, like me, you're bound to enjoy these short videos. They explain various topics in a minute or two. I love the way they use a whiteboard. Even though I already understand physics, this podcast is a fun refresher, and makes me think of various new concepts.

Perfect podcast. Unfortunately iTunes channel stopped updating around May'16. Still continues on YouTube.

I am an engineer with a love of geeky and nerdy subjects. I love the format of MinutePhysics and I look forward to each and every episode. It makes me want to learn how it is created so that I might try one in my engineering specialty. Please keep them coming and thank you.

Something about the first episodes almost turned me off this podcast. However, it got quite a bit better after that, or I got used to whatever waws bugging me,

Entertaining and educational at the same time! The narrator flies quickly through some very complex topics, hitting the main points without diving into dry details. I’m a nerd but non-nerds can enjoy it, too.

Make more!

I'll bet Minute Physics could explain "deflate-gate" so even the most ardent science-deniers could understand it!

5-star review is the least you can get! Keep up the good work and be activated!

Educational, engaging, and entertaining! Reminds me a lot of ASAP science/Vsauce (vice-versa), which are both channels I love. This is really great to just learn new things while not just being bored out of your mind. Anyone reading this should really give it a chance!

Great content … only wish a minute was longer sometimes!

Not only does this podcast dive into great topics with equally great illustration, it both renders the material in a way remarkably and quickly comprehensible way while simultaneously not watering down the science. My only heartache two heartaches, (a) podcast are not released regularly (b) the “which of these is not like the other” podcast, aka the Pot Theft, which should have stayed on Radio Lab

Thank you so much for making these! I watch them on here, on YouTube, and on your website. They are very well done!

This has taught me so much.

I'm a physics geek, would have loved to be a scientist, but just wasn't in the cards. This is very useful for easily explaining physics to my daughter. Keep up the great work!

I subscribe to many podcasts, but this is my favorite. I am familar with the Khan Academy videos and these are far superior. I am a teacher and I see this as an important tool. Possibly the evolution of education. Having said this, I need more.

This breaks ideas into very easily digested chunks, and the visual support clarifies and delights. If my science and math classes had been as clear, I'd have a different career now. Thanks for making and sharing!

Super Symmetrically fabulous..

Great videos hope they make more

Ever have those random physics questions? They get answered here.

Clever and different only thing is u can't c the whole description until u get into it but I only blame iTunes's for that.

Fun, useful, refreshingly playful.

I was looking for a podcast that I could watch with my kids to learn about science concepts, and thought this would be a great show. Unfortunately, the very second episode I saw was "Does the Universe have a Purpose?" which is basically an argument for atheism, and has very little to do with scientific fact. I am a deeply religious person who also loves science and learning and it always makes me incredibly sad when people perpetuate the idea that science and religion are completely incompatible, even going so far as to say "It's 99.9% certain that everything you believe is false." For some small groups with very specific beliefs about God and the universe, science presents some problems. However for me, and for most members of my denomination (mormons) science only enhances my belief in God and I can feel just as uplifted by learning about science as I do learning about my religion. When you minimalize other people's beliefs, you do not encourage them to accept your scientific findings, instead you send the message, "You are not welcome here!" and of course people sent that message resent it! Science and religion are compatible for many many people and mocking other people's religion is not okay, and only perpetuates hate. If you truly want their to be more harmony and acceptance between the worlds of science and religion, so that we can work together to solve real world problems, then this is just about the worst way to achieve it. I am deeply disappointed in the makers of this podcast and Neil DeGrasse Tyson and I hope that people can see that there is great good in both science and religion, and that the narrow case presented here is a grossly oversimplified version of what religious people believe and not so easily refuted as is presented here. We can have both! But not when we call each other names and refuse to play nicely!

My friends think I'm a nerd for listening to these all the time. Little do they know...I'm a HUGE nerd. :P

These videos are awesome

Not something I will follow, the one on pink light was pretty good though

This man is truly amazing! Honestly the best youtuber.

I just like to feel smart, I am able to comprehend a good majority but of course I have my limit, always can improve!

I sometimes don't get what he says, but it's fun watching him draw. Thank God it's on iTunes!!!!!!

I rarely write a review for podcasts. The effort put forward by this guy is worth recognition. The explanations are given in a way that intrigues and entertains. When I check up on my favorite podcasts by logging into iTunes I look first for a new entry for Minute Physics. I am bitterly disappointed when there is no such addition to the catalog. I love these creations.

Easy to follow without dumbing it down too much. Entertaining and smart.

Love the short explanations for all things physics. Very cool. Teachers need to see this!

Love it, and understand. Well must of it!

Great illustrations with real life questions!

Cant get enough

Absolutely brilliant presentation!

It's so simply explained. I almost think I can fully comprehend it all. I can't since I don't know the true mathematical proofs and such, but Henry makes us all smarter

Completely amazing! Actual science that you can see and understand! It's fun, and you learn something! BEST SHOW EVER!!!!!'