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Figuring out the future when illness is your new normal
When something goes wrong, we all hope a doctor will find the problem and fix it, so that sooner or later, we can get back to our real li ...
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At Bob and Barbara’s, the show — and all the trimmings — will go on Thanksgiving night
Bob and Barbara’s is a bar on South Street west of Broad, a divey holdover from the days before this Center City neighborhood gentr ...
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ListenIs this crime-fighting technique invading your privacy?
A law enforcement tool designed to combat gun violence has found a new use as a high tech evidence collector. Sounds good, right? Well, w ...
10 years ago
ListenHairy evidence: how a misconstrued forensic tool led to time behind bars
Kirk Odom spent more than two decades in prison for a crime that was later proven he didn’t do. “It was something that ...
10 years ago
ListenReducing salt in prepared foods is tricky business
If you eat cereal for breakfast, and perhaps a slice of toast, chances are you have consumed a quarter of your daily sodium allowance by ...
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ListenAtlas Obscura at Mount Moriah Producer: Michael O’Reilly In an age where everything seems ...
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Are foods that follow our diet trends good for cats and dogs?
Americans spent $24 billion on pet food last year, and the pet food market continues to grow. The available choices go way beyond aisles ...
10 years ago
ListenFasting for health: the science behind this growing trend
Mimi Dexter-El has not had breakfast in over two years. That means walking by her mother cooking breakfast each morning, “sm ...
10 years ago
ListenThe surprising perks of farming fish in the desert
Fish farming is most lucrative in places where there are fish; coastal states like California or Louisiana. But in the middle of rural Ar ...
10 years ago
ListenRussian cowboys learn to wrangle a brand new beef industry
On a beef ranch called Ledenevo, in the Bryansk region of Russia, about 300 miles southwest of Moscow, everything is brand new. The farm ...
10 years ago
Listen 15:35Cuddling as medicine for babies going through withdrawal
Babies born addicted to opioids need to be help. Fortunately, people like Beverly Thornton like to do that. Beverly Thornton cuddl ...
10 years ago
ListenRoad to recovery: a motorcycle racer works hard to get back on the track
In June 2015, a devastating crash put Elyse McKinnon on a year-long quest to get back to racing. For anyone who knows Elyse ...
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ListenIf sharks had a tooth fairy, they’d be ‘rolling in dough’
Unlike humans, who only get two sets of teeth, sharks can have up to 20 rows of spare teeth stored in their jaws. They lose and replace h ...
10 years ago
ListenUsing hypnosis to search the unconscious for clues in cold cases
‘It’s just a tool the same as a polygraph, OK, the same as DNA, hair follicles, blood samples, and things of that nature. All ...
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