We’ve all experienced a camera flash that leaves us blind for a couple of seconds. Now imagine that happening every […]

In John’s case, bad lighting literally makes him sick. John has photophobia, which is a bit of a misnomer. He’s […]

Nick raises a good point: We all know some lighting designers, but how many lighting planners do you know? These […]

Light should radiate outwards. That is Mark’s and the Soft Lights Foundation’s contention. LED’s by their nature radiate inwards, more […]

Awareness. That is what light pollution needs. Awareness on the part of the consumer and the supplier. Tim Ryan is […]

One thing leads to another. Jessica’s family’s favorite place is Joshua Tree National Park. There she likes to sneak out […]

Yep. Our first politician. And she’s on our side. Senator Ellman got Bill SB3501, The Outdoor Lighting Control Act, passed […]

Beautiful Merrymeeting Bay in Maine, is an important area for wildlife habitat, and for humans. For decades, people have enjoyed […]

Patrick is the DarkSky International delegate in the Fargo North Dakota area. Patrick has found that framing the light pollution […]

Nearly all animals see light differently than we do. Dr. Seymour endeavors to understand how light drives organismal behavior. To […]

This one isn’t exactly about light pollution, but you’re going to want to hear it anyway. It’s all about 5G. […]

Epidemiology. From the Greek “epi,” meaning “among,” and “demos” meaning “the people.” In modern usage, epidemiology is the study of […]

Chip works by the three “Rights” as in “doing the right thing.” The RIGHT amount of light, in the RIGHT […]

Yash recently discovered something astounding. Moths fly with their backs to a light because they think it’s the sky and […]

You might have seen Nathalie on episode 324 of the Get A Grip On Lighting podcast. We thought Nathalie’s commitment […]

If light is in a simulation, how does it know what is reality? Okay, obviously light isn’t self-aware. But Dr. […]

Peter comes to us from Casambi, so naturally this one is all about controls. Now don’t glaze over all you […]

More and more satellites are going to obstruct the view for astronomers, but as Jo Marchant points out, it will […]

Highlights from this episode:   Debunk the Blue? Protein Possibilities DLC LUNA 1.0a Rudolph’s Rhythms   Sponsored by Evluma  — […]

Diane has been to Mars. That is, she crewed the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah. It was there she […]

Light pollution is harmful. Buddy Stefanoff is working on it – to the tune of about 5 years ahead of […]

“Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.” –Benjamin Franklin We think we’ve covered both bases in this […]

High Pressure Sodium might be the best street lights for our rods and cones, but LED is here to stay, […]

This is John Barentine’s second appearance and we still haven’t exhausted the conversation. How do we solve the light pollution […]