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12 November, 2025 – Episode 1037 – Science & Wine Roulette
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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 07, 2006 Broadcast
Superbowl Consumption Sum Tonnage, Cometary Panspermia Epiphany, NYC Bedbug Epidemiology, Bacteria and Spiders Join Forces to Better Kill You, Plus a Tech FUBAR-ed Interview with Harvard Theoretical Physicist Lisa Randall, Science -
This Week in Science – January 23, 2006 Broadcast
Stem Cell Cult Connection, Young Sexy Scientists, FMRI Punditry, Plus an Interview with William Gurstelle – Author of “Backyard Ballistics” and “Adventures in the Technology Underground” -
This Week in Science – January 10, 2006 Broadcast
Stardust, Measuring Charon’s middle, Cough Syrup Debacle, Flippin’ Ocean Currents, Interview w/ Christopher Scott author of Stem Cell Now -
This Week in Science – January 03, 2006 Broadcast
TWIS Science Resolutions for 2006, Hayabusa Shout Outs, Hwang Woo Suk Sucks, Academicracy, Avian Flu Non-Pandemicky, Justin Earthquake Non-Scientificky, Hurricane Hootenanny, World Robot Domination -
This Week in Science – December 20, 2005 Broadcast
Snuffaluppawoolies, The Genes They Are a’Changin, What’s in a Smile Anyway?, Mommy, What Big Hands You Have, Robot Saves the Day, Badgers? We Don’t Need no Stinkin’ Badgers! -
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 -
This Week in Science – November 29, 2005 Broadcast
Ice Cores in Time, Marx Takes the UN, Threats to the endangered, Where in the world is Beth Wolinski?, You Are What You Wear, Hoorah for Hayabusa, Dust Bunnies on the Moon, Living Pictures, Hwang Suk-ing, Science