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Caption: Groks Science Radio Show
Oysters face an ocean of difficulty but offer us a world of good. Dr. George Waldbusser joins us to discuss oysters and his work concerning the ef...

  • Added: Jun 20, 2013
  • Length: 29:40
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From the red eyes of a periodical cicada looking out: a bug's first person rendition from emergence til death.

  • Added: Jun 19, 2013
  • Length: 07:42
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Mark and Margaret speak with Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, Vice Provost for Global Initiatives and chair of medical ethics and health policy at the Universi...

  • Added: Jun 19, 2013
  • Length: 29:59
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WTIP's Buck Benson chatted recently with Cloquet shipwreck hunter Jerry Eliason who, with a team of friends and family, located what they believe t...

  • Added: Jun 19, 2013
  • Length: 19:18
Caption: Rachel Delston works with cancer cells in the lab at Confluence Life Sciences., Credit: Sarah Skiöld-Hanlin/St. Louis Public Radio
It has been just over three months since the federal spending cuts known as sequestration first took effect. A handful of programs were spared — b...

  • Added: Jun 18, 2013
  • Length: 06:06
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He was a genius who was trusted with national secrets, but made no effort to conceal his own.

Bought by WBEZ and KRCB-FM


  • Added: Jun 17, 2013
  • Length: 01:57:58
  • Purchases: 2
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On June 8th we celebrate World Ocean Day to recognize our relationship with the ocean through global connection. In this episode of World Ocean Rad...

  • Added: Jun 17, 2013
  • Length: 05:18
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The ability to track the motion of small objects is surprisingly well-correlated with IQ.

  • Added: Jun 17, 2013
  • Length: 01:00
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Microscopic organisms represent a vast, unexplored territory for biologists trying to understand the earth’s ecology—including the ecology inside o...

  • Added: Jun 17, 2013
  • Length: 01:00
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Using precise numbers may give you an advantage in negotiations.

  • Added: Jun 17, 2013
  • Length: 01:00
Caption: Toucans and other large animals have a big impact on rainforests., Credit: Jupiter Images
When large animals like toucans are removed from tropical rainforests, the trees suffer.

  • Added: Jun 17, 2013
  • Length: 01:00
Caption: Exoplanets, Credit: Seth Shostak
You may be unique, but is your home planet? Why the astronomer who’s discovered hundreds of exoplanets is hopeful about the hunt for alien life. ...

Bought by KVSC


  • Added: Jun 17, 2013
  • Length: 54:00
  • Purchases: 1
From: Bishop Sand
Series: Sift
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What happens when visual information is sent to the hearing centers in the brain? Hear about this interesting experiment and more generally, why th...

  • Added: Jun 16, 2013
  • Length: 09:52
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Food guy Michael Pollan’s new book is “Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation.” He is a personable, well-spoken walking encyclopedia of Ameri...

  • Added: Jun 14, 2013
  • Length: 09:59
Caption: A public domain image of the telharmonium in 1897
There's a man who's spent his whole life developing his own library of Electronic music examples.

  • Added: Jun 13, 2013
  • Length: 20:32
Caption: Groks Science Radio Show
Jeffrey McLean discusses the genomic sequencing of bacteria.

Bought by KPVL and WRNC-LP


  • Added: Jun 13, 2013
  • Length: 24:12
  • Purchases: 2
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This week, Mark and Margaret speak with Dr. Harold P. Freeman, Founder and CEO of the Patient Navigator Institute. Dr. Freeman discusses his pionee...

Bought by KSVR Studios: Skagit Valley Radio


  • Added: Jun 12, 2013
  • Length: 30:00
  • Purchases: 1
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Dr. Bin He, biomedical engineering professor at the U of MN, is lead author of a new study showing that people can use their thoughts to move objec...

Bought by KSRQ


  • Added: Jun 11, 2013
  • Length: 12:21
  • Purchases: 1
Caption: Chimpanzees, Republic of Congo, Credit: Alexandra Rosati
Like humans, chimps and bonobos can be sore losers.

  • Added: Jun 11, 2013
  • Length: 01:00
Caption: Revived bryophytes from the Arctic Circle., Credit: Catherine LaFarge/University of Alberta
Plants that were frozen in glaciers 400 years ago are growing again as those glaciers melt away.

  • Added: Jun 11, 2013
  • Length: 01:00
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First, every year, about 450,000 Americans diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. The most helpful resource is experienced caregivers who have already...

Bought by WCWP


  • Added: Jun 11, 2013
  • Length: 59:54
  • Purchases: 1
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Dr. Devra Davis - Ph. D., M. P. H., author of Disconnect: The Truth About Cell Phone Radiation, What the Industry Is Doing to Hide It, and How to P...

  • Added: Jun 10, 2013
  • Length: 28:41
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This week, Doug speaks with biographer Christoph Irmscher about the legacy of Louis Agassiz, one of the most influential men in the development of ...

  • Added: Jun 10, 2013
  • Length: 29:01
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Is there any reason to think that science should adjust to accommodate religious views of the world?

Bought by KKRN and KSKQ


  • Added: Jun 10, 2013
  • Length: 53:58
  • Purchases: 2
Caption: Cynthia Palmer
When navigating the career path, advises Cynthia Palmer, make sure the jobs you take are the ones you actually want. She talks about the importance...

  • Added: Jun 10, 2013
  • Length: 03:27