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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 – December 06, 2005 Broadcast
NJ Bear Hunt, Drunk Elephants on Parade, Science Smartypants, Wormholes and Honeypots, What Shade Your Pants, Gulf Stream Slow down, Insect Atmosphere Killer, ASSumptions Make an Ape, Strange Beasts Run Amok -
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 -
This Week in Science – November 15, 2005 Broadcast
Gassy Winds, Lichens in Space, Evidence for Life on Earth?, Poor Little Hayabusa, Gravity Tugboat, Hot Highbeams, Fruit Tree Chasers, Brain Building thru Meditation, Pandas!!!, Big Dead Animals -
This Week in Science – November 08, 2005 Broadcast
Religious Considerations, Gross Things That You Eat, Kiki’s Hometown Heads-up, Viva La Bacterial Resistance, Eyes on ISS, They All Fall Down, Vestigialities, Turkey no Burney, Fear and Loathing -
This Week in Science – November 01, 2005 Broadcast
Fighting the Flu, Moons Make the Planet, Blue Tooth Phone Home, King Tut Vino Veritas, Justin Feels Insignificant, Elephant Graveyards, You Really Do Know Better, Brains, Brains -
This Week in Science – October 25, 2005 Broadcast
Balloon Satellite Slingshots, Cattle on Cattle Grubage, Seafood Menu Asymptote, Spanish Flu Resurrection, Do The Ching Dynasty Nasty, Justin Says – Chicks Mellow the Planet, PMS Investigations -
This Week in Science – October 11, 2005 Broadcast
Race for Robot Domination, Kermie-Hats, The Sun for Cheap, Are They Really Dino-Birdies?, Dead Sexy Spider, Cell Phone Radiation Revisted, Interview w/ Dr. Andreas Albrecht re: Theoretical Physics and Dark matter