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Coexist (half)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason: Weekly Half Hour Long Episodes

There’s an AI arms race. And anyone can compete.

Bought by WJCU, KVSC, KHNS, KBMF 102.5FM Butte, Montana, and KICI Iowa City

Coexist (hour/no bb or bed)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason: Weekly Hour Long Episodes

There’s an AI arms race. And anyone can compete.

Bought by Royalton Community Radio

Coexist (hour)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason: Weekly Hour Long Episodes

There’s an AI arms race. And anyone can compete.

Coexist (promo)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason promo

There’s an AI arms race. And anyone can compete.

Bought by WNMU-FM

Mosses and Matriculation

From: This Is Science With Jess Phoenix

Jess talks with California State University, Los Angeles Biology Department Chair Dr. Kirsten Fisher about desert mosses, climate change, and the c...

Bought by KWMR

2024-09-08 How to Do Things With Your Mind

From: Philosophy Talk

How do you jump on a train of thought—and how can you jump off?

Bought by KICI Iowa City

Terrapins and Terriers (half)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason: Weekly Half Hour Long Episodes

In the early 20th century, terrapins–a kind of turtle–were a culinary delicacy. Then humans nearly hunted them to extinction.

Bought by Kansas Public Radio, WFHB, KPTZ, Port Townsend, WA, KIYU-FM, WVIA and more

Terrapins and Terriers (hour/no bb or bed)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason: Weekly Hour Long Episodes

In the early 20th century, terrapins–a kind of turtle–were a culinary delicacy. Then humans nearly hunted them to extinction.

Bought by WMMT, KHEN-LP, and Royalton Community Radio

Terrapins and Terriers (hour)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason: Weekly Hour Long Episodes

In the early 20th century, terrapins–a kind of turtle–were a culinary delicacy. Then humans nearly hunted them to extinction.

Bought by WTJU, WMUU-LP, KMRE-LP Bellingham, Wash., KEDT, WRST-FM Oshkosh and more

Terrapins and Terriers (promo)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason promo

In the early 20th century, terrapins–a kind of turtle–were a culinary delicacy. Then humans nearly hunted them to extinction.

Bought by KMRE-LP Bellingham, Wash., KIYU-FM, and WNMU-FM

A Democracy, If You Can Keep It

From: This Is Science With Jess Phoenix

A new report using voting precinct-level data uncovers key information about who is actually voting in our elections, and who our current democrati...

Bought by KWMR

Failing to Succeed (half)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason: Weekly Half Hour Long Episodes

Failure is a key part of the scientific process. But women in STEM aren’t often given the same leeway to fail as their male colleagues.

Bought by Kansas Public Radio, KPTZ, Port Townsend, WA, WFHB, RadioStPete Florida, KECG and more

Failing to Succeed (hour/no bb or bed)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason: Weekly Hour Long Episodes

Failure is a key part of the scientific process. But women in STEM aren’t often given the same leeway to fail as their male colleagues.

Bought by KHEN-LP and Royalton Community Radio

Failing to Succeed (hour)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason: Weekly Hour Long Episodes

Failure is a key part of the scientific process. But women in STEM aren’t often given the same leeway to fail as their male colleagues.

Bought by WTJU, KECG, WMUU-LP, WRST-FM Oshkosh, KMRE-LP Bellingham, Wash. and more

Failing to Succeed (promo)

From: With Good Reason
Series: With Good Reason promo

Failure is a key part of the scientific process. But women in STEM aren’t often given the same leeway to fail as their male colleagues.

Bought by KMRE-LP Bellingham, Wash., KIYU-FM, and WNMU-FM

Dr. Daniel Gottlieb— "Learning from the Heart"

From: Barry Vogel
Series: Radio Curious

Dr. Dan Gottlieb is a practicing psychologist living and working near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He has experienced quadriplegia for approximately...

051: Our Lips are Unsealed: Exploring the Science & Culture of Kissing, 8/30/2024

From: Embodied
Series: Embodied

Kissing-like behaviors exist across the animal kingdom. But why? A scientist explains why humans are so drawn to each other's lips, and a photograp...