Archives for the 'creationists' Category

This Week in Science - April 08, 2008 Broadcast

Lungless Frogs, Mammoth Deaths, Poopy DNA, Non-Automotive Hybrids, Old Yoga, Hungry Milky Way, Finding Higgs, The Weird From Washington, Quakin’ Laptops, Danger-nastics, 5th Graders Are Smart.

8 April 2008 | animals, bioethics, biology, creationists, end of the world, endangered animals, evolution, genetics, molecular biology, paleontology, science, science and politics, space, stem cells, technology | No Comments

This Week in Science - February 26, 2008 Broadcast

Drugs For Animals, Stemming Diabetes, Electrons On Film, Invisi-Rings, Viking Fashion, and The Weird From Washington w/ Dr. Mike Stebbins

26 February 2008 | animals, anthropology, creationists, medicine, molecular biology, particle physics, pharmacology, physics, planets, science, science and politics, space, stem cells | 2 Comments

This Week in Science - November 13, 2007

Who Talks More?, Who’s Being Illogical?, Why’s Math Good?, Bring In the Brains, Saving Spinal Cords, Cosmic Inference, Robo-Humans?, and Interview w/ Dr. Don Prothero on Evolution.

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13 November 2007 | Black Holes, animals, biology, biotechnology, cognitive psychology, creationists, evolution, geology, mammals, mathematics, neuroscience, paleontology, science, stem cells | 3 Comments

This Week in Science - Tuesday May 29, 2007 Broadcast

Justin Moves to the Country, Creation Museum Opens, Smart Mice, Making the Pain Stop, Baby Linguists, Music of Speech, Yogaholism, & Interview w/ Dr. Rocky Kolb re: Dark Matter

29 May 2007 | animals, biology, cognitive science, cosmology, creationists, genetics, medicine, physics, science, therapies | 1 Comment

This Week in Science - December 13, 2005 Broadcast

Brainiacs in Full Audio, Holes in the Poles, Glopitty-Glop and Fishety Food, Eyes on the Brain, Dingbats and Darned Balls, Don’t You Trust Me Baby?, Gimme a D!, Doin a Little Evolution Dance

13 December 2005 | biology, creationists, ecology, evolution, fish, neuroscience, ozone, science, technology | No Comments