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June 20, 2013 – This Week in Science
Linear Higgs, 4 Quark Mystery, Naked Mole Rats Fight Cancer, Time For Mars?, Interview With Brian Switek, Author And Dinosaur Expert, And Much More... -
27 June, 2013 – This Week in Science
Voyager and Tunguska Updates, Hot Lamprey Sex, Shellfish History Lessons, Black Hole Confusion, Sterile Space Travel, Universal Cave Drawings, TWI World Robot Domination, Brain Recordings, A Brief History of Photosynthesis, And Much More… -
30 August, 2012 – This Week in Science
Denisovan Genome, Bad Monogamy, In Your Face!, Slug Sex, Super Old Beliefs, TWIWRD, Shrew Senses, Blowing Smoke, Eat For Life, Eye Indicators, Bears And Blood, And Much More... -
22 September, 2011
Faster Than Light?, Smarty Party, Seagull Poo, Parasite Hacker, What You Eat, DNA Triple Threat, TWIWRD, Nervous Genes, Gaming For Science, And Much More… -
12 January, 2010 – This Week in Science
New Physics Theory, Do More Yoga, Being Sheeple, ADHD Discord, Barefoot Jogging, Green Slugs and Viral Me, Water Don’t Burn, See Thru Fish, Saving the Fish, and Much, Much More… -
This Week in Science – 12 May, 2009
This Week in the End of the World, Sneaky Scientific Publishing, Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes, Bad Little Bacteria, Gecko Eyesight, Nano Blinkys, Mercury and Messenger, Minion Mailbag, 2012 Predictions, and Good Little Bacteria. -
This Week in Science – September 04, 2007 Broadcast
Sorry ‘Bout the Sound Quality, Burning Man Recap, Gene For Tall People, NanoMagnets For Art, Water Everywhere, Mens Like Pretty, God and Psychology, Bivalve Survival, TWIS StudyTips, & Interview w/ Dr. Lawrence Krauss re: String Theory and Dark Stuff -
This Week in Science – March 13, 2007 Broadcast
Answer Our Survey!, Extreme Global Something, World Robot Domination, The Spider Family, Teen Stress – Don’t Do It, The Long and Short of Sleep, Prehistoric Property Problem, Super Suckers Abound, Flu Slurry, Sounds of Music, & Interview w/ Dr. Gary Vermeij re: Ecology and Evolution