Table 1 Overview of currently active chronobiology podcasts in the English language (January 2026)
From: Time to listen: harnessing podcasts for stakeholder engagement in circadian and sleep science
Name | Host | Episode length | Format | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Light O’Clock | Carolina Guidolin | Ca. 30 minutes | Interviews with scientists and storytelling | |
The SRS podcast | Jesse Cook | Ca. 60 minutes | Discussion of publications by authors | https://sleepresearchsociety.org/career-advancement/srs-podcasts/ |
CHRONO: MEDICINE (formerly 247Muscle) | Jan-Frieder Harmsen | Ca. 30–90 minutes | Interviews with scientists | |
Performance around the clock | Satchin Panda | Ca. 60–120 minutes | Interviews with scientists | |
Talking sleep | Seema Khosla | Ca. 30–45 minutes | Interviews with scientists, clinicians and healthcare professionals | https://aasm.org/professional-development/talking-sleep-podcast/ |
The Matt Walker podcast | Matt Walker | Ca. 30–90 minutes | Mixed format, including interviews with guests | https://themattwalkerpodcast.buzzsprout.com/1821163/episodes |
Sleep science podcast | Penny Lewis | Ca. 30–50 minutes | Interviews with scientists | |
Sleep is a skill | Mollie McGlocklin, Mollie Eastman | Ca. 45–60 minutes | Interviews with industry leaders | https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sleep-is-a-skill-podcast/id1501931597 |
Sleep Science Today | Andrew Colsky | Ca. 45 minutes | Interviews with sleep scientists, doctors, and wellness experts |
