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Our exploration of Aesthletics reminded us of some of our other favorite bizarre sports. From the safe, if not always tame, World Beard and Moustache…
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When Generation Rx Grows UpWe discuss what happens as the medication generation grows up. Journalist and author, Kaitlin Bell Barnett joins us to talk about her new book, Dosed,…
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A recent study found little evidence of health benefits from organic foods, challenging organic’s reputation as the healthy alternative to conventional…
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A group of teachers from St. Paul's in Concord trades hall-passes for instruments after school. Two members join us to talk about the art of finely-aged…
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Amazon is back in the business of getting books on print - only now, they're hopping the middle man. Jason Boog, Editor of the publishing website Galley…
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Genetic Genocide: GMO MosquitoesEditor for Scientific American Michael Moyer explains how genetically-modified mosquitoes could stop the spread of Dengue Fever; unless uncomfortable…
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Deaf Jam Poetry - the signs of spoken wordDeaf Israeli slam-poet Aneta Brodski collaborates with Palestinian interpreter Veronica Staehle, uniting culture and language through art.Links:About the…
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It takes a lot of effort, determination, and bravery to come to a new country as a refugee and learn not only a new language but a new culture.One could…
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For those of you who like a little dessert after dinner, a trip to Canterbury Shaker Village might be in order this weekend.Confectionery architects from…