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Un pódcast a fondo sobre tecnología, ciencia y entretenimiento (no siempre en ese orden). Ganador de 2 Latin Podcast Awards y del Premio Nacional de Periodismo CPB 2022. Los episodios de este pódcast son monólogos divertidos para aprender sobre gadgets, apps, consejos tecnológicos, series en Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Max, Disney+, Star+; y aplicativos para Android y para iOS. Y mucho de Apple, Android, Windows y Chromium. También ciencias, astronomía y satélites con tono entretenido. El pódcast "El Siglo 21 es Hoy" se publica desde Bogotá, y casi siempre incluye el paisaje sonoro espontáneo de la ciudad. Por favor usa auriculares para disfrutar el paisaje sonoro. Es presentado por Félix Riaño, @LocutorCo hablando en tono familiar sobre la vida cotidiana llena de tecnología para productividad y entretenimiento. Félix es el mismo que habla de noticias en El Primer Café de El Tiempo y Spotify Studios. Ese es él en su faceta más seria. Allá habla de noticias de actualidad y aquí habla de todo lo que aprende de series, astronomía, apps y tecnología. ¡Manda tus comentarios aquí o en https://instagram.com/LocutorCo !
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WeMartians Podcast
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Brewing beer in microgravity and a big question about human space exploration
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The Starliner decision and bees on the space station
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'Curious Space' and fire in orbit
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Science during a suborbital flight and life in faraway ocean worlds
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Spacesuits out of a science fiction novel and sulfur on Mars
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Two years of JWST science and a Falcon 9 rocket malfunction
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Uncovering the mysteries of Bennu and a space news roundup
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Launching a new weather satellite and fixing a spacecraft in interstellar space
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Another Starliner delay and an update from Mars
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The future of Hubble and a mission to Saturn’s moon Titan
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‘Challenger’ takes a new look at the 1986 Space Shuttle disaster
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