
Biology
Bodysnatching and the curious case of One-Eyed Joe
This piece is part of our “Bodies” show. Take a look at the rest of our stories here. ...
9 years ago
Listen 24:18How are our bodies regulated after death?
Thousands of people donate their bodies to science each year, to be dissected by wide-eyed med students during their first-year anatomy c ...
9 years ago
Listen 5:25Autopsies contribute valuable scientific data, but they’ve become rare
Dr. Robert Ownbey, a pathologist who heads up the Hahnemann Hospital ...
9 years ago
Listen 5:15Author Brendan Jones talks Alaska and commercial fishing
Guest: Brendan Jones The icy waters of the Bering Sea are vastly different than the streets of Philadelphia. Yet ...
Air Date: May 2, 2016
Listen 00:48:44Frans de Waal on animal intelligence
Guest: Frans de Waal How smart are animals? Biologists have been studying animal intelligence for years in the ...
Air Date: April 28, 2016
Listen 00:48:46Humane Society president Wayne Pacelle on ‘The Humane Economy’
Guest: Wayne Pacelle From a California start-up that produces a plant-based egg substitute, to conventional pet s ...
Air Date: April 19, 2016
Listen 00:48:44How to attract frogs and toads to your landscape
Little amphibians are already peeping their appreciation for the start of spring. On You Bet Your Garden, host Mike McGrath disc ...
Air Date: April 8, 2016
Listen 00:52:57Guests: Keith Russell, Matthew Halley, Paige Warren Philadelphia is a great birding city. There have been over ...
Air Date: March 14, 2016
Listen 00:48:44Guests: Stephen Prothero, Martha Hodes, Michael Pollan Coming up on today’s edition of Radio Times in Review: w ...
Air Date: February 19, 2016
Listen 00:48:46Radio Times in Review: Valentine’s Day edition
Guests: Esther Perel, Helen Fisher, Pepper Schwartz, Daniel Bergner, Meredith Chivers Today, we bring you a spe ...
Air Date: February 12, 2016
Listen 0:48:44The sounds of blood pressure: What are we listening for?
Blood pressure. It's one of the most important measurements in medicine. And yet, taking it correctly is kind of an art.
10 years ago
Listen 4:06Guests: Jeffrey Shaman, Peter Hotez The Zika virus is spreading “explosively” the WHO said last we ...
Air Date: February 1, 2016
Listen 00:48:47Audio Time Capsule: The discovery of Legionnaires’ disease
Solving the mysteries of infectious diseases requires man power, determination, and, in the case of Legionnaires' disease, pride.
10 years ago
Listen 20:51Child learning: flashy toys vs. nature
Guests: Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Anna Sosa, and Gail Farmer Parents want to give their kids the best ...
Air Date: January 5, 2016
Listen 00:48:44Mike’s most valuable tips and tricks
Are you imperiled by poison ivy? Sucked dry by mosquitoes? Mike McGrath will help negate these nasty nuisances—and re ...
Air Date: January 2, 2016
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