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INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: While nitric oxide may be infamously known for mediating erections, its role in the health of the heart has not been widely publicized. This show featured a discussion on these effects of nitric oxide.
03/23/2005--Prof. Amartya Sen, Nobel laureate from Cambridge University, discussed welfare economics. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: Economic models typically consider market activities as solely determined by monetary motives, but a true examination of economic forces must consider human values as drivers of market decisions.
03/16/2005--Sir Roger Penrose from Oxford University discussed twister theory and quantum consciousness. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: While superstring theory dominated the landscape of unified field theories, alternative theories exist, such as twister theory. On this program, Sir Roger Penrose discussed the structure of the universe. (Read Transcript)
03/09/2005--Dr. Arthur Agatston from the University of Miami School of Medicine discussed heart disease and the south beach diet. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: Heart disease is currently the number one killer of women, but few know about this risk to their health. On this program, we discussed preventative medicine for heart disease.
03/02/2005--Prof. Brian Greene from Columbia University discussed the elegant universe. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: Physicists are constantly searching for 'elegant' theories that describe the universe. On this program, we discussed one such theory, string theory, that has the potential to unify the disparate theories of quantum mechanics and general relativity. (Read Transcript)
02/23/2005 -- Brian Williamson from Ecology Center discussed biodiesel. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: With oil reserves diminishing, the search for alternative energy sources has taken many paths. On this program, we discussed biodiesel as an alternative with Brian Williamson from the Ecology Center.
02/16/2005 -- Prof. Jeffrey Park from Yale University discussed seismographic monitoring of earthquakes. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: While nothing can undo the devastation caused by the recent tsunami disaster in southeast asia, improvements in global monitoring of seismic activity may lessen the effects of future events. On this program, Prof. Jeffrey Park discussed seismographic monitoring.
02/09/2005 -- Prof. David Grinspoon from the University of Colorado discussed his book, Lonely Planets: The Natural Philosophy of Everyday Life. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: Recent discoveries from the Mars and Titan landings have rekindled interest in the possibility of extraterrestrial life. On this program, Prof. David Grinspoon discussed these findings, astrobiology, and his book: Lonely Planets.
02/02/2005 -- Prof. Patrick J. Michaels from the University of Virginia discussed the politics of global warming. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: Global warming is a scientific issue that is particularly sensitive to the political climate. On this program, Prof. Patrick J. Michaels from the University of Virginia discussed the politics of global warming
01/26/2005 -- Dr. Kenneth Kamler discussed Surviving the Extremes. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: The human body is best suited for a limited range of environments, yet when stretched to its limits can survive in a wide range of extreme situations. On this program, global explorer and physician, Dr. Kenneth Kammler, discussed surviving at the extremes.
01/19/2005 -- Adam Goldstein discussed the secrets of Applescript. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: Applescript is a useful method for automating repetitive computer processes. On this program, Applescripting tips were revealed by Adam Goldstein. In addition, Itsumori Harada discussed the benefits of lactoferrin.
01/12/2005 -- George Foreman, former Heavyweight Boxing Champion, discussed new year's fitness tips. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: New year's resolutions will come and go, but with the right motivation they can be fully realized. On this program, former Heavyweight Boxing Champion, George Foreman, discussed how to meet fitness goals.
01/05/2005 -- Andrew Hertzfeld discussed the development of the Macintosh computer, as portrayed in his book, Revolution in the Valley. (Listen MP3)
INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION: The personal computing revolution is a relatively recent historical event, but one that is already open to historical interpretation. On this program, Andy Hertzfeld discussed his insider's look at the creation of the Macintosh, as portrayed in his book, Revolution in the Valley. (Read Transcript)
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