Announcements
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2010 TWIS Science Music Compilation Is Available!
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TWIS Bookclub — January — Fool Me Twice
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TWIS Bookclub — September — Whole Earth Discipline
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TWIS Bookclub – Summer 2011
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TWIS Bookclub — June — Risk
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TWIS 2010 Science Music CD
New T-Shirts!
World Robot Domination
worms Archive
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08 December, 2011 – This Week in Science
Arsenic Bacteria Genome, Cheap Solar, Touchy Feely Chimps And Rats, Bad Science, Thank You Video Games, Mammoth Cloning, Inheriting Worms, Old Marbles, Vaccines, Vitamins, And Much More... -
01 December, 2011 – This Week in Science
Flu In The Lab, Red Matter, Flavor Networks, Making The Earth Move, TWIThe End Of The World, Worms In Space!!!, Oak Ridge Shorties, Sex On The Brain, And Much More... -
22 September, 2009 – This Week in Science
Andy and Angela bring science stories in attempt to keep Justin plugged in while Dr. Kiki is away… -
25 August, 2009 – This Week in Science
Building Bacteria, Justin’s Mystery Science, Green Worm Bombs, Rant-O-Matic 5000, Time Runs Past It, and an Interview w/ Dr. Richard Muller re: Physics for Future Presidents and More… -
21 July, 2009 – This Week in Science
Short Legs In A Single Step, A Bloody Mess, Screaming Moths, This Week in The End Of The World, Ancient Dungballs Tell Tales, A Catastrophic Reduction, and Interview w/ Physicist Jon Singleton About Traveling Faster Than Light. -
This Week in Science – January 23, 2007 Broadcast
Worms for Health, Migrating Man, The Clock’s Ticking, This Week in Avoiding The End of The World, Zap the Bugs, White-Bright Beetle, Stem Cell Smack Down, Mommy and Birdie Love, Alumi-huminah?, & Interview w/ Dr. Rob Goldston on ITER -
This Week in Science – October 10, 2006 Broadcast
Da Bomb, Trippin’ Treatment, Clean Water and Nasty Bugs, Pushy Parasite, Tropical Paradise?, Quasars and Blazars and Dust in the Sky, TWIS Bytes, and Interview w/ Dr. Michael Stebbins about Science Activism (SEA)