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Computer Ed. Radio #1304

From: WSIU
Series: Computer Ed Radio

Computer Ed Radio is a weekly series that turns "Geek Speak" in to "Street Speak."

Lesser Water Boatman

From: Andrew Bales
Series: Into It

This week on Into It, Andrew Bales takes a look at a lesser known insect with an unusual talent.

Bought by Public Radio Remix

Grunge

From: KSLU
Series: Rock School

Grunge, a genre so very much loved by 80's kids, hated by 80's parents, boring to today's kids, loved by today's parent's. It's music that hallmark...

At the Exploratorium, there's no such thing as too much Pi

From: KALW

The basic definition of the number pi is that it’s doesn’t have an exact value – it’s an infinite calculation. But it is possible to know the exact...

Bought by New Hampshire Public Radio

Distillations Episode 121: Geek Chic

From: Chemical Heritage Foundation
Series: Distillations - The Chemistry Podcast

Caption: Geek or chic? You be the judge!, Credit: Image courtesy of Flickr user Bylzz.

This episode wonders if it's becoming chic to be a geek. First, we see how pop culture portrayals of scientists have boosted their reputations with...

Virtuoso Voices: Produced Funders - Richard Stoltzman (Under the Bed)

From: Listener Directed Productions, Inc.
Series: Virtuoso Voices(tm): Funders

For your On-Air Fundraising: these pieces have been designed to give stations three options for using and creating a fundraising spot with a major ...

Bought by KCSC

Professor Mikey's New Year's Revolution

From: Mike Flanagan

The perfect New Year's mixtape, complete with rarities, standards, surprises, blatant nostalgia, sincere resolutions, unashamed hope, and serious p...

Bought by KUCB, Robin Hood Radio/ WHDD AM/FM-WLHV FM, Panhandle Community Radio, KHEN-LP, KGOU and more

Public Science

From: Chemical Heritage Foundation
Series: Distillations - The Chemistry Podcast

We learn about ways scientists have attempted to educate the masses, via a 1960s radio show, 17th-century public demonstrations, and contemporary s...

Episode #5: Produce Local Produce

From: RadioActive Youth Media
Series: The Mixing Board

Caption: Molly holds up the flowers she picked while reporting from the Children's Garden at Seattle Tilth, Credit: Nathan Friend

Chocolate-dipped strawberries start Keano Martinez and Molly Anderson on a path to find out why local fruits and veggies taste better. Along the wa...