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It's Movie Time: February 10, 2012: Safe House, The Vow

Series: It's Movie Time
From Kristin Dreyer Kramer

This week on It's Movie Time, Kristin and John go on the lam with Denzel Washington in Safe House and try to forget The Vow.

Al "Dick" Perry for President

From Sarah Bromer

Al Perry, Tucson country singer, is running for president. His middle name is Richard, so he registered himself as Al "Dick" Perry on the Arizona R...

The Mikie Show #48, George

Series: The Mikie Show
From Michael Carroll

Here it is, another new show! This time we speak with George Bradley. He is a master of herpetology, meaning he collects, manages, identifies and p...

Blues & Beyond #293: Hiromi and Akiko Yano in concert in Tokyo

Series: Blues & Beyond
From WXPN

Hiromi Uehara and Akiko Yano, a new in-concert duet album only issued in Japan

Bought by WMHT, KPVL, KEOS, 90.5 WSNC, KKRN and more

Riddles from the Border Regions, 02/04/12

Series: Riddles from the Border Regions
From Joan VanBuskirk

INTERNAL BAROMETER COMING WITH AGE...

Bought by KRCB

Clever Apes: Curveballs from space

Series: WBEZ's Clever Apes
From WBEZ

Caption: Clockwise and counterclockwise galaxies from the Hubble Telescope, Credit: NASA, ESA, M. Livio and the Hubble Heritage Team, STScI/AURA

Astronomers re-evaluate origins of our solar system and entertain the idea that the universe is shaped like a small doughnut.

Blues & Beyond #292: Funky Frank Russell, Corea-Gomez-Motian, and Bobby McFerrin with Jack DeJohnette

Series: Blues & Beyond
From WXPN

Featuring funky bassist Frank Russell, a new album "Circle Without End"

Bought by KEOS, WSLR, WMHT, KPVL, 90.5 WSNC and more

Veterans in the College Classroom

From With Good Reason

With the end of the War in Iraq, tens of thousands of soldiers have returned home, and many of them are going to college. Two writing professors ha...

Bought by New Hampshire Public Radio

Remembering the Subtle Signs of Segregation

From Rebecca Sheir

Caption: This rough sketch for a children's book drew one D.C. native into a mystery regarding “Colored Only” signs in D.C. in the 1930s. , Credit: Rebecca Sheir

A well-meaning illustration in a children's book sparks controversy over segregation in the nation's capital in the 1930s.

Bought by WAMC and WRST-FM Oshkosh

Worms to the Rescue

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

Businessman Tom Herlihy has 8 million employees -- 8 million, hungry, little red worms, that is. And keeping this work-force fed is a full-time job.

Bought by KOSU

Recycle Payday

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

Are you wasting your...waste? A company called RecycleBank says: maybe! So they've come up with a high-tech way to encourage people to recycle...by...

Bought by KOSU

Few Plants Thrive With Change

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

If you can't stand the heat…hang in there? That's what some species are doing in response to climate change.

Bought by KOSU

Products for Responsible Consumers

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

Is it ‘hip,’ or ‘cool,’ to be environmentally sustainable? That's a question that some of the biggest companies are asking about the world's most p...

Bought by KOSU

Saving the Penguin

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

Sometimes, creating a preserve can help endangered species fast, like South Africa’s Cape penguins. Until recently, this endangered bird, and the o...

Bought by KOSU

Environment vs. Economy

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

Environment…economy. Economy…environment. For some people, that’s the choice. Now, there’s a way to weigh each online. And, the outcome is surprising!

Bought by KOSU

Coal Gasification

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

It’s no news flash that, over the years, one of the dirtiest sources of energy has been coal; in fact, it’s among the top contributors to carbon di...

Bought by KOSU

Recipe for Plastic Decomposition

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

It's good to know that tomorrow's scientists are solving environmental problems today.

Bought by KOSU

Green Mobiles

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

One architecture professor is giving trailer parks a good name. Michael Berk of Mississippi State University has developed award-winning mobile hom...

Bought by KOSU

Making Connections

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

The hand bone's connected to the wrist bone, the wrist bone's connected to the arm bone, and so on and so on. That was a great campfire song. Turn...

Bought by KOSU

Golden Rule: Recycle

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

Who’s more environmentally responsible? Seniors? Young Adults? Men? Women?

Bought by KOSU

Moving Out/On

From Shannon Geis

Producer Shannon Geis deals with moving out of her childhood home in Nebraska for good and the memories of her father that still haunt the property.

PRAY the Right Way!

Series: Hey Get Off My Lawn
From Bryan Cox

Comedian Paul "PK" Kim chats with us about PRAYER and being a preachers kid.

Misplaced Mussels

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

Alien mussels are muscling their way into our waterways. And like unwelcome guests, once the move in, they’re almost impossible to move out!

Bought by KOSU

Shark Photo ID

Series: February 2012 - Isla Earth Radio Series
From Pat Maxwell

Smile, whale shark, you’re on candid camera -- the high seas version. Whale sharks are truly impressive creatures, growing up to 66 feet long and w...

Bought by KOSU

It's Movie Time: January 27, 2012: Man on a Ledge, Albert Nobbs, A Dangerous Method

Series: It's Movie Time
From Kristin Dreyer Kramer

This week on It's Movie Time, Kristin and John balance on the edge with Sam Worthington in Man on a Ledge, discuss the true identity of Albert Nobb...

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