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The Jodcast
''The Jodcast'' is a twice-monthly podcast created by astronomers at Jodrell Bank Center for Astrophysics, University of Manchester, UK. It debuted in January 2006, aiming to inspire and inform the public about astronomy and related sciences, to excite young people with the latest astronomy research results, to motivate students to pursue careers in science, and to dispel stereotypes of scientists as incomprehensible and unapproachable. As of 2015, the Jodcast is one of the UK's longest-running regular astronomy podcasts at over 200 episodes and interacts with its audience via a presence on various social media outlets.
The Jodcast provides insight into up-to-date astronomical and astrophysical research via regular interviews with researchers from institutions worldwide, as well as with its own staff at the University of Manchester. Its regular ''Night's Sky'' segment provides an overview of sights in Northern and Southern hemisphere's night skies for amateur astronomers on a month-by-month basis, and it also regularly interacts with listeners and answers questions related to astronomy and astrophysics during its monthly ''Ask an Astronomer'' segments.
The Jodcast was co-founded by previous Manchester PhD students Stuart Lowe, Nick Rattenbury and David Ault in 2006. Its current executive producers are Manchester PhD students Benjamin Shaw and Charlie Walker. Current and previous episodes of the Jodcast may be downloaded via its own website and RSS feeds, and from iTunes. The Jodcast is also regularly collated and integrated into various Internet-based astronomy radio shows. All audio productions of The Jodcast are released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 England and Wales Licence.
==Format==
Two episodes of the Jodcast are released every month: one regular episode released towards the beginning of the month, and one ''Extra'' ''Episode'' released halfway through the month. These two episodes have different formats and include regular features such as: interviews with prominent forefront researchers in astronomy and astrophysics; monthly overviews of sights in the night sky for amateur astronomers in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres; and ''Ask an Astronomer'', where listener questions are answered by staff at Jodrell Bank Observatory.〔
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