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This Week in Science – March 14, 2006 Broadcast
Lies and the Lying Liars, Clean Caller Madness, Not so Deep Science, Hamsters See the Light, Rodents and Crabs Oh My!, Corn Cars are Alright, Stinky Babies, Interview w/ Leonard Susskind author of ‘The Cosmic Landscape’ -
This Week in Science – March 07, 2006 Broadcast
Cellphones Revisted, Cow-pie Power, Going Backward, Dino Flights of Fancy, Super Bug Most Wanted, Blurby Bird-flu, Mouses wit da Mostest, Electronic Idiocy, Interview w/ Dr. Ernst Zinner re: Stardust -
This Week in Science – February 28, 2006 Broadcast
6.5 Billion served, What’s in a Name?, Flaming Yucca Challenge, In-flight Interference, Baby got Brains, Ancient Beaver, Confusdasaurus, Justin gives to Science, Filandering Flounders, This Week in Science History, Science -
This Week in Science – February 14, 2006 Broadcast
This Week in Existentialism, Induced Punctuated Evolution, Plump Model vs. Skinny Model, Shark Attacks Drop Back, Native American Anti-Conservationists, CJD Protein Mutiny, New Age Fusion, Science -
This Week in Science – July 05, 2005 Broadcast
Ginormous Carp, Binge Sleep Boffins, La Fusion Dans La France? Oui Oui!, Kirsten’s Ant-Soap Skinnerisms, Plus an interview with Dr. Michael Reichle of the California Geological Survey on the topic of Earthquakes -
This Week in Science – May 03, 2005 Broadcast
Racial Penis Myths, Post-Apocolyptic Flys, Nuclear Guinea Pigs, PLUS an Interview with Dr. Brian Czech of the Center for the Advancement of the Steady-State Economy -
This Week in Science – April 26, 2005 Broadcast
Death From Below, Free Bioweapons for All, PLUS Interview with Former Asst Secretary of Energy Joseph Romm on the Fallacy of the Hydrogen Economy