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Seth Shostak - Astronomer known for his work in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
Molly Bentley - Science journalist covering scientific research, technology, and their broader implications.
Jonathan Nash - Oceanographic Research And Changing Conditions In The Arctic Ocean.
Andrew Derocher - Polar Bear Research And The Effects Of Climate Change In The Canadian Arctic.
Autun Purser - Arctic Warming And Effects On Marine And Terrestrial Ecosystems.
Stan Cox - Air Conditioning, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, And Sustainable Cooling.
Erik Morrison - Cooling Technology And Lower-emissions Approaches To Air Conditioning.
Skeptic Check: The Body Electric
August 03, 2026
Electricity plays an important role in our everyday lives, including allowing our bodies to communicate internally. But some research claims electricity may be used to diagnose and treat disease? Could electric pulses one day replace medications? We speak with experts about the growing field of bioelectric medicine and the evidence for electricity’s healing abilities. Their comments may shock you. Guests: Sally Adee – Science journalist, author of “We Are Electric: Inside the 200-Year...
Worms of Endearment
July 27, 2026
Earthworms may be small, limbless, and blind but, as Darwin observed nearly 150 years ago, they play a critical role in soil ecology. Darwin’s 19th century insights about the slimy invertebrates are far-reaching, serving as the backbone of modern ecology as a whole. In recent years, scientists are putting their ears to the ground, listening to worms to monitor soil health. Meanwhile, laboratory studies on another kind of worms—flatworms—are providi...
Arctic Dispatch
July 20, 2026
The Arctic serves as the world’s refrigerator, keeping the planet cool. But temperatures in the Arctic are rising nearly four times faster than the rest of the world and its sea ice is near a historic low. We put out a call to scientists aboard research vessels currently sailing in the Arctic Ocean, and two answered “aye.” Hear our ship-to-shore conversations with them about how ...
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