Hodja on Everything

This episode explores the Big Bang, the beginning of the universe, and the possibility that curiosity—when left unsupervised—may be one of humanity’s most powerful forces.

This episode explores how space and time became spacetime, why reality is stranger than common sense, and how Einstein accidentally became the patron saint of GPS navigation.

This episode reveals why every glance into the night sky is a journey into the past, explores the extraordinary lives of galaxies, and discovers our own place in the Milky Way.

This episode traces the extraordinary life of a star from birth to supernova while exploring how the universe recycles stars into future worlds—and eventually, into us.

This episode explores how planets are made, why no two worlds are alike, and how Earth got remarkably lucky.

This episode explores the search for life beyond Earth, from habitable worlds and biosignatures to the unsettling question that still echoes across the universe: where is everybody?

This episode explores the Kardashev Scale, Dyson Swarms and galaxy-spanning civilisations while asking just how large an electricity bill the universe can really afford.

This episode explores the possible endings of the Solar System and the universe, discovering why even cosmic endings make today a rather extraordinary time to be alive.

This episode explores how the Moon shaped our planet, our history, and our imagination—before becoming humanity’s gateway to worlds beyond.

This season finale looks back at our Pale Blue Dot, revealing how perspective from space may be the key to understanding—and protecting—the only home we have ever known.