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08 December, 2009 – This Week in Science Broadcast
Hopen and Copen, Pain In My… Blood Vessel?, Don’t Blame The Cows, Twinkle Twinkle, Metal Clouds, Baggin’ On The Boys, Implant Apps, Minion Mailbag, and Much More.. -
17 November, 2009 – This Week in Science Broadcast
Making Memory Room, Oh Rats!, Hackers Hacking Pacemakers, New Breast Implants, A Tale of Two Drugs, iCough, Building Bigger Muscles, Push-Button Electric, Golden Ears, Right-Handed Chimps, Minion Mailbag, and More!!! -
08 September, 2009 – This Week in Science
Mutation and Evolution, Brain Cities, Neural Footwork, The Non-Shrinking Brain, Living With Lactose, Minion Mailbag, Obesity Immunity, and More Monopole Madness… and remember to Live in Happiness… -
This Week in Science – October 30, 2007 Broadcast
Justin Allen Poe and The Science Raven, Three-Eyed Frogs, Rat Brains, Neandertal Style, Dino Footprints, Plastic Bodies, Don’t Think About Not Thinking About It, & Interview w/ Ian Ayres, Author of Super Crunchers -
This Week in Science – January 02, 2007
Happy New Year every one! This week’s show is a blast from the past with an interview of sci-fi writer Kim Stanley Robinson from 2001 with hosts Kirsten, Ted, and Greg. Hope that you had as great a holiday break as we did. Remember to vote for TWIS at http://digg.com/podcasts/view/science.