Wednesday 10 am
Science for the People or
eLife Sciences
(program airs again the same day at 5 pm)
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Broadcast Date
| Program Click below to listen online.
| | Creation Date | Source Note
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1/2/19 | eLife Episode 52: Fossil Flowers, and Fur Seal Parasites | | 12/19/18 | a |
1/9/19 | Rachel Nuwer, Vincent Nijman: Poaching, And We Don't Mean Eggs | | 1/4/19 | b |
1/16/19 | Audra Wolfe: Freedom's Laboratory | | 1/11/19 | b |
1/23/19 | Geoff Parker, Roberto Pereira: Anisogamy: The Beginning of Male and Female | | 1/18/19 | b |
1/30/19 am | eLife Episode 53: Insect Farmers and oxytocin | | 1/29/19 | a |
1/30/19 pm | John Hawks, Lee Berger, Charles Musiba: Homo naledi (repeated from 6/19/16) | | 9/10/15 | a |
2/6/19 | Christie Aschwanden: Ok You Worked Out, Now What? | | 2/1/19 | b |
2/13/19 | Betsy Mason, Greg Miller: All Over the Map | | 2/8/19 | b |
2/20/19 | Scott Persons: Dinosaur Tails | | 2/15/19 | b |
2/27/19 | Adrienne Mayor, John Hawks: Amazons (repeated from 12/26/14) | | 12/19/14 | b |
3/6/19 | Adam Rutherford: Humanimal | | 3/1/19 | b |
3/13/19 | Brian Switek: The Keys to Skeletons Lost | | 3/8/19 | b |
3/20/19 | Christina Simkanin, Chelsea Rochman, Jennifer Provencher: Life in Plastic Not Fantastic | | 3/15/19 | b |
3/27/19 | Jane Tiller, Noam Shomron: With Genetic Knowledge Comes the Need for Counselling | | 3/22/19 | b |
4/3/19 | eLife Episode 54: Dodgy cells and big neurons | | 2/27/19 | a |
4/10/19 | Olga Shishkov, Sulisay Phonekeo: Animal Architects | | 4/5/19 | b |
4/17/19 | Keith Lockitch, Denise Cummins: A Closer Look at Objectivism | | 4/12/19 | b |
4/24/19 | Stephen Nicol: The Curious Life of Krill | | 4/19/19 | b |
5/1/19 | eLife Episode 55: Weaponised insulin | | 3/29/19 | a |
5/8/19 | Rob Dunn: Home Alone? | | 5/3/19 | b |
5/15/19 | Dana Lepofsky, Nicole Smith, Marco Hatch: Happy as a Clam (Garden) | | 5/10/19 | b |
5/22/19 | Matthew Jackson: The Human Network | | 5/17/19 | b |
5/29/19 | eLife Episode 56: Vaccines and viral swarms | | 4/26/19 | a |
6/5/19 | Adam Higginbotham: Chernobyl | | 5/31/19 | b |
6/12/19 | Yana Kamberov, Gavin Thomas: Let Me See You Sweat | | 6/7/19 | b |
6/19/19 | Tina Saey, Anne Simon, Alan Regenberg: Honey I CRISPR'd The Kids | | 6/14/19 | b |
6/26/19 | eLife Episode 57: Malaria and Myrmecophiles | | 5/31/19 | a |
7/3/19 | Gina Perry: A Shock Machine and The Lost Boys | | 6/28/19 | b |
7/10/19 | Tina Saey, Debra Mathews: Do You Really Want To Find Out Who's Your Daddy? | | 7/5/19 | b |
7/17/19 | eLife Episode 59: Brain basis of blindsight | | 7/10/19 | a |
7/24/19 | Idan Ben-Barak: Why Aren't We Dead Yet? | | 7/19/19 | b |
7/31/19 | Episode 58: Meet Mike Eisen | | 6/1/19 | a |
8/7/19 | Ruijia Wang, Sara McBride: Induced Seismicity | | 8/2/19 | b |
8/14/19 | 2019 Science Birthday Minisode: Mary Golda Ross | | 8/9/19 | b |
8/21/19 | Charles Ferguson, Rob Tarzwell: Fukushima (repeated from 11/1/13) | | 10/25/13 | b |
8/28/19 | Daniel Laurison: A Class Conversation | | 8/23/19 | b |
9/18/19 | Maryn McKenna, Anne Simon: Bacteria Are Coming For Your OJ | | 9/13/19 | b |
9/25/19 | Angela Saini: Superior | | 9/20/19 | b |
10/2/19 | Brett Finlay: Let Them Eat Dirt | | 9/27/19 | b |
10/9/19 | Vinay Prasad: Astronauts, geese and realistic retinas | | 9/26/19 | a |
10/16/19 | Chris Chambers: Science Journalism, Hold the Hype | | 10/11/19 | b |
10/23/19 | Ethan Siegel: Nobels and Astrophysics | | 10/19/19 | b |
10/30/19 | Kim Mathot: A Bit of Bird Behaviour | | 10/26/19 | b |
11/6/19 | How many new mutations from Mum and Dad? | | 10/30/19 | a |
11/13/19 | David Epstein: Specialize? Or Generalize? | | 11/9/19 | b |
11/20/19 | Maura O'Connor: Wayfinding | | 11/16/19 | b |
11/27/19 | Tim Farley, Jeff Wagg, Richard Saunders: TAM Forever | | 7/17/09 | b |
12/4/19 | David Wallace-Wells, Sheril Kirshenbaum: Climate Doomsday | | 11/30/19 | b |
12/11/19 | John Dupuis, Joanne Manaster: Give a Nerd a Gift | | 12/7/19 | b |
12/18/19 | Tim Jackson: Prosperity Without Growth | | 12/14/19 | b |
12/25/19 pm | David Shlaes, Maryn McKenna: Where Have All The Antibiotics Gone? | | 12/21/19 | b |
| Dr. Tammy Steeves: Bicultural approaches for enhancing resilience in Aotearoa New Zealand's bioheritage | | 12/9/19 | c |
aMonthly ~30 min. programs by Chris Smith on topics in the life and biomedical sciences from https://elifesciences.org/podcast.
bWeekly 50-75 min. programs from http://www.scienceforthepeople.ca/, Edmonton Alberta (most repeats excluded).
cFrom Computational Biology, Ecology, and Evolution group video of a seminar in the Ebling Auditorium of the UW-Madison Microbial Sciences Building.
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