Outside/In
Outside/In is a show where curiosity and the natural world collide. Click here for podcast episodes and more.
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The everyday risk calculations of eating food. -
Whether you call them swamp lights, will o’ the wisp, or ignis fatuus, the floating lights that appear in bogs have confounded humans for millennia. -
Coyote urine is bottled and sold as an all-natural pest deterrent for gardeners. One listener wants to know: does it work? And how is it collected? -
Is commercial hunting the solution to America’s overabundance of deer? -
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The Rio Grande is drying up. This summer in Albuquerque, New Mexico, it was impossible to ignore. -
Every fall, tens of thousands of Pacific salmon transform into the swimming dead. -
From Napoleon's cutlery to the Vatican’s grip over Italy’s “alum” mines, we dig up the hidden history behind Earth’s most abundant metal. -
Saving the bees, it turns out, is a complicated business. -
Skipping the outer ear might not be such a good thing for protecting your inner ear.
