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We'll say right up front: there's no proof PRX is developing a nuclear weapon. But our crack scientists are developing the equivalent of a 20-kiloton new PRX web site set to explode on the scene in 2008. More detailed producer profiles, greater search options, home page recommendations targeted to station interests, social networking features. Our security department won't let us say more, except this: look for even more and better radio pieces like these:

Surf over to an alternative music show for the holidays. The silliness of natural histories. And the overwhelming presence of testing in high schools.

3...2...1...
-John

Facing Global Warming

Meltdown: Inside Out
WBUR/Daniel Grossman, 59:00
A survey of the world's icy regions in the new era of global warming. Hosted by Walter Cronkite.

Global Warming Has a Goose Face in Northwest
Northwest News Network (N3), 3:33
Climate change sends Arctic Snow geese to pastures in the Lower 48, nibbling away at farmers' profits.

Outlawing the Incandescent Bulb
Karen Kelly, 3:44
The Canadians are getting ready to ban the Thomas Edison light bulb.

Hear more on global warming.

(Image by Laura.)

Our Christmas List
* Seeking Peace on Earth: The 2007 Peace Talks Radio Special (Good Radio Shows, Inc., 59:00)
* A Christmas Carol (Quicksilver Radio Theater, 55:19)
* Ornaments and Icing: Songs and Stories of the Holidays (WKSU, 59:00)
* Holiday Light: Singing Angels, Silver Bells (William Zukof, 58:22)

But wait, we want more! Check out our "Editor's Picks" for Christmas.

(Image by James O'Halloran.)

Festival of Light
Illuminations: Jewish Culture in the Light of the World
Claire Schoen, 3 hour-long pieces
A series of documentaries about Jewish culture in relation to larger society.

A Hanukkah Musical Celebration
WGUC, 29:48
Traditional music from around the world in celebration of Hanukkah.

Browse the "Editor's Picks" for Hanukkah.

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