Exploring what it means to live a good life.

Fun, entertaining, science-based radio show exploring critical issues regarding our natural world.

Minnesota Creates is curious about how creativity occurs, so Susan Spongberg asked an assortment of Minnesota artists how do you choreography a dance? Where do your novel’s characters come from? How do you decide what to paint?

Exploring the imaginative minds of wordsmiths.

The Next Question asks provocative questions about new, emerging and disruptive technologies, their potetenial impacts on our lives and their broader impacts on the world around us. This series focuses on the collection, storage and analysis of big data and its potential impacts on privacy.

A radio show produced and hosted by students from the Journalism and Media Academy Magnet School, CPBN Learning Lab. Hartford, CT.

Produced and hosted by gospel music historian Bob Marovich, Gospel Memories is an hour of classic African American gospel, jubilee, and spiritual music.

That! Medical Quiz Show ®: is a fresh and exciting radio\webcast quiz show designed to both educate and entertain. Hosted by Dr. T. Glenn Pait.

The Next Question asks provocative questions about new, emerging and disruptive technologies, their potential impacts on our lives and their broader impacts on the world around us. This series focuses on Magnetic Levitation and automated transportation.

In New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward, The Bayou Bienvenue Wetland Triangle of today is what is called a “ghost swamp”. Until the 1960s, it was a full of cypress trees, part of the central wetlands system that ran from the Lower 9th Ward all the way to Lake Borgne. But destructive forces — from levee and canal construction to invasive species — turned this freshwater swamp into a saltwater marsh, killing all the cypress trees in the process. You see their dead trunks like scarecrows in the water, and don’t see much else. Five people walked out to the Bayou Bienvenue platform, a wooden walkway at Florida and Caffin Avenues, to overlook the land as it is now and consider these questions.

Compelling 100-second daily programs featuring memorable readings by authors from their new books (3 samples below). Self-contained and book-ended with music, these book teasers are being aired by stations from New York to Alaska! It's a double winner: 1) immediately entertaining plus 2) gives your listeners a "great read" to pursue -- further help in sealing listener loyalty. Suggested as a daily drop-in, 0:59-1:01. Books for June include: The Last Illusion; The GMO Deception; Lawrence In Arabia; "Authorisms"; The Eternal Nazi; Green Girl; Now I See You; Do You Believe In Magic?... and many more! Audition dozens of readings now, including this week's, at: authorscorner.org -- where you also can download, with two clicks, a zip-lock file of all readings for June!