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Portland is Maine’s largest city and busiest hub for travel and immigration. However, in recent years it’s become a haven for a new visitor: the be...
Bought by SALTcast Podcast, WMPG, and PRX Remix
- Added: Jan 06, 2011
- Length: 06:11
- Purchases: 3
A former Buddhist monk debunks some meditation myths.
- Added: Jan 02, 2011
- Length: 06:58
This week on Culture Clique, we return to Uffda fest in Spring Grove, Minnesota. Do you know where your ancestors are from? There are definitely wa...
Bought by KPVL
- Added: Dec 30, 2010
- Length: 32:19
- Purchases: 1
Rolfing practitioner Sukie Baxter dispels the myths and shares the benefits of this increasingly popular healing technique.
- Added: Oct 01, 2010
- Length: 15:27
There are now over 400 "dead zones" in coastal oceanic waters with varying degrees of oxygen-deprivation.
- Added: Sep 20, 2010
- Length: 02:00
- Added: Sep 03, 2010
- Length: 01:37
- Purchases: 1
In a new, entertaining 2 min. weekly module, former Time Magazine health journalist Janice Horowitz, provides the cure for contradictory medical ne...
- Added: Jun 30, 2010
- Length: 02:02
Looks at the impact of lack of sleep on performance and cognition.
Bought by KBCS 91.3 FM Community Radio and WAMC Northeast Public Radio
- Added: Jun 28, 2010
- Length: 06:52
- Purchases: 2
- Added: Jun 16, 2010
- Length: :50
Hot yoga is more popular than ever, with more types of yoga turning of the heat. Is it ok to do?
- Added: May 26, 2010
- Length: 02:00
- Added: May 16, 2010
- Length: 02:00
Do people who live together gradually acquire the same habits?
- Added: May 14, 2010
- Length: 01:41
In a new, entertaining 2 min. weekly module, former Time Magazine health journalist Janice Horowitz, provides the cure for contradictory medical news.
Bought by WTIP
- Added: Mar 29, 2010
- Length: 02:00
- Purchases: 1
When a scientist makes a mistake, it makes the news
- Added: Mar 17, 2010
- Length: :40
On many websites you can change your gender with a click
- Added: Mar 15, 2010
- Length: :47
One gets news of medical breakthroughs by email
- Added: Mar 08, 2010
- Length: 02:16
- Added: Mar 01, 2010
- Length: 01:46
- Purchases: 1
Prof. Dallin D. Oaks discussed the structural ambiguities of the English language.
Bought by KKWE Niijii Radio
- Added: Jan 20, 2010
- Length: 25:25
- Purchases: 1
- Added: Jan 07, 2010
- Length: 24:35
- Purchases: 1
25 rats trained for a pilot medical project in Africa have identified 300 cases of early-stage TB - infections missed by lab technicians with their...
- Added: Dec 30, 2009
- Length: 01:12
A very interesting discussion with Skylar Kahn, certified master grapho-analyst and forensic document examiner. In other words, a handwriting analy...
Bought by KUT
- Added: Dec 13, 2009
- Length: 28:13
- Purchases: 1
Why do smart people do stupid things? This is the question asked by Laurence Gonzales, author of “Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why” and ...
- Added: Nov 10, 2009
- Length: 29:21
James Schwartz discussed the history of the gene from Darwin to DNA.
Bought by KKWE Niijii Radio and KMXT
- Added: Oct 14, 2009
- Length: 27:49
- Purchases: 2
You heard about the woman who had the wrong embryo implanted. Because a scientist made a mistake it warranted a spot on the national news.
- Added: Sep 21, 2009
- Length: :39
What is your cat or dog thinking? Understanding animal behavior and what makes them respond in different situations can ensure good relationships w...
- Added: Aug 31, 2009
- Length: 28:58
