Archives for April 2006

This Week in Science - April 25, 2006 Broadcast

We Got, We Got, We Got! It’s Fundraiser Hot!, Jokes R Us, Komodo Baby Amazing, Niagara Mists, Robotic Turtle Dominion, Pledgde-Drive Deconstruction, Reduction to the Ridiculous, Diggin in the Dirt, Don’t Keep Your Eyes on the Ball?!?

25 April 2006 | animals, cognitive psychology, end of the world, geology, global warming, physics, podcast, psychobiology, psychology, reptiles, robots, science, technology, world robot domination | No Comments

This Week in Science - April 18, 2006 Broadcast

Brains Get Affected, San Francisco Earthquakes, TWIStory, Drones in the Sky Wars, Meteorite Farmers, Amazing African Amphibians (and Fish), We Really Haven’t Branched Out, Justin Under the Influence, Evolution’s Got a Brand New Bag, Japan Riding the Hybrid Train, Natural Born Killers

18 April 2006 | amphibians, anthropology, australia bashing, cognitive psychology, cognitive science, earthquakes, evolution, fish, fuel cells, genetics, global warming, paleontology, podcast, science, science history | No Comments

This Week in Science - April 11, 2006 Broadcast

Cosmetology vs. Cosmology, NASA’s Jammin - the Moon is Hecka Slammin’, Strap Into Your Seats, Ants and Missing Links, A Sticky Situation, Bodybuilder Birdies, Interview w/ Dr. Anthony Tyson, Director of the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope.

11 April 2006 | archeology, astronomy, astrophysics, bioethics, biotechnology, birds, fish, insects, paleontology, pharmacology, physics, reptiles, science | No Comments

This Week in Science - April 04, 2006 Broadcast

Justin Makes Friends with Some Nigerian Bankers, Whale Song Compleximications, Stink of Fear Makes You Think More Clear(ly), Cussin’ Callers, Bumble Bees Buzzing Off, Plus an Interview with Tim Flannery author of “The Weather Makers: How Man Is Changing the Climate and What It Means for Life on Earth”.

 

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4 April 2006 | animals, australia bashing, biology, birds, conservationism, ecology, end of the world, endangered animals, evolution, global warming, meteorology, nuclear power, science, science and politics, whales, wind power | No Comments