Programming

90-Second-Naturalist

earth, nature

90 Second Naturalist

A weekday feature, this segment is hosted by the brilliant, engaging Thane Maynard, Director of the Cincinnati Zoo and Biological Gardens. Thane’s enthusiasm and passion speak to me beyond words, connecting my innate love of nature to the world around me through compelling stories that entertain, inform, and inspire hope.

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Big-Picture-Science

science, space

Big Picture Science

Big Picture Science is a weekly show, but the wonderful people at the SETI Institute gave us permission to air the individual segments. You’ll hear Big Picture Science a couple of times a day, typically. The SETI Institute is one of earth’s treasures. A scientific research organization whose mission is to “explore, understand and explain the origin, nature and prevalence of life in the universe.” The Big Picture Science radio show takes it even further.

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Ontario-Science-Centre

science education

Ontario Science Centre

Each Redshift Report from the Ontario Science Centre examines one of Life’s basic questions, like, “Is an electric car really a green machine?” “What is the most dangerous part of space travel?” And, “What causes jet lag?” These questions are posed to researchers at OSC who…do research and bring the answers in a lively dialog with host Ken Huxley. The Ontario Science Centre has given us access to more than 120 Redshift Report segments. Yay!

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IEEE-Spectrum

scientists & inventors

Techwise Conversations

Steven Cherry, host of about 90 IEEE Techwise Conversations — unlike most interviewers and hosts — prepares very well for each segment, reading books, attending webinars, participating in online discussions in order to make the most of his time with each guest. And the guests are fascinating people. The former head of R & D for General Motors, the inventor of the Universal Serial Bus (USB), the guy who designed the ChemCam on the Mars Curiosity rover. This is a GREAT segment. Thank you Steven Cherry and IEEE.

Experimental-logo

natural sciences

Experimental

The Experimental Podcast was conceived out of the Banff Science Communications program as a way for career science communicators to continue creating interesting content while practicing their writing, editing and audio recording / editing skills. Each podcast is three to seven minutes in length and covers a popular science topic of interest. There have been numerous contributors to the podcast, but it is produced, directed and hosted by Scott Unger.

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International-News

international news

Views From All Over

We air two news programs per hour from our global partners. News providers from Germany, Japan, China, UK, Turkey, and America give very different perspectives from US mainstream media.

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