National Geographic
Organization#15 trending in Health & Science this week · most on Something You Should Know
The National Geographic Society is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit scientific and educational organization founded in 1888. It funds Explorers and supports science, exploration, education, conservation, and storytelling to deepen understanding of the natural and cultural world and inspire its protection.
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Share of the conversation
2.4‰ of what listeners heard
Reach this week
Tone this week
Not enough signal yet (fewer than 3 episodes scored).
Share of the conversation
Mentions of National Geographic per 1,000 mentions of anything, 7-day rolling, health & science.
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| Day | Share (7-day) | Mentions |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 18 | 0.60‰ | 1 |
| Aug 24 | 1.07‰ | 1 |
| Sep 1 | 0.55‰ | 1 |
| Sep 17 | 0.51‰ | 1 |
| Sep 18 | 1.07‰ | 1 |
| Sep 19 | 1.55‰ | 1 |
| Sep 22 | 2.32‰ | 2 |
| Sep 23 | 3.00‰ | 1 |
| Sep 29 | 1.05‰ | 1 |
| Oct 2 | 0.98‰ | 1 |
| Oct 5 | 1.49‰ | 1 |
| Oct 8 | 1.80‰ | 1 |
Why is it trending?· Last 30 days
National Geographic appears through collaborations, explorers, wildlife, and supplement reporting
Something You Should Know repeatedly carries an ad for Planet Visionaries, featuring National Geographic photographer Tom Pesek alongside conservation and science guests.[1][2][3]
StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson highlights Lost in Space as a collaboration between StarTalk and National Geographic while discussing exoplanets and Europa’s subsurface water.[4][5]
Wildlife coverage connects National Geographic to photographs of the newly named Bolivian tilcayo, with Science Friday identifying Paula Nogales-Escarunz as a National Geographic Explorer.[6][7]
On Huberman Lab Essentials, Beth Shapiro says she is a National Geographic Explorer and participates in National Geographic Live talks about conservation, genetic rescue, and de-extinction.[8]
The Dylan Gemelli Podcast discusses a National Geographic article about supplements and liver problems, while attributing the claim that 85% of supplements are poor quality to Angela Ardolino.[9]
Sources · 9 moments
- 1.Something You Should Know · How to Have Great Conversations & The Surprising Truth About OptimismAlex Honnold · Oct 8 · Listen at 0:02 ↗
“a better world? People working in conservation, exploration, science, and tech, alongside storytellers imagining and creating a better future. I'm Alex Honnold, professional rock climber and founder of the Honnold Foundation, bringing you s”
- 2.Something You Should Know · SYSK TRENDING - How the Negativity Effect Rules UsAlex Honnold · Sep 22 · Listen at 0:02 ↗
“a better world? People working in conservation, exploration, science, and tech alongside storytellers imagining and creating a better future. I'm Alex Honnold, professional rock climber and founder of the Honnold Foundation, bringing you se”
- 3.Something You Should Know · How Horses Shaped History & The Surprising Upside of Laziness – SYSK ChoiceTodd McElroy · Sep 19 · Listen at 0:09 ↗
“I'm Alex Honnold, professional rock climber and founder of the Honnold Foundation, bringing you season 6 of Planet Visionaries. This season, I speak to guests like National Geographic photographer Tom Peschek and Anna Rathmann, executive di”
- 4.StarTalk with Neil deGrasse Tyson · Quantum Anomalies with Lara AndersonNeil deGrasse Tyson · Sep 29 · Listen at 15:34 ↗
“here's yet another fact from Lost in Space, the latest collaboration between StarTalk and National Geographic. 1995, we discover the first authentic exoplanet, a planet orbiting another living star. So anyone born from 1995 onward, I now de”
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