Can ecology, biology, mathematics and physics help us avoid (or at least predict) forthcoming troubles of the worst kind?
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Can ecology, biology, mathematics and physics help us avoid (or at least predict) forthcoming troubles of the worst kind?
Read moreWhat role do emotions play at work? What role should they play?
Read moreEver wonder what it’s like to walk in space? Find out this hour.
Read moreWhat can be learned from a year in the Danbury, Connecticut Federal Correctional Institution for Women?
Read moreWhere do we get our image of the Wild West and just how accurate are the stories of cold-blooded outlaws and the lawmen sworn to bring them to justice?
Read moreWhat is the role of the concertmaster? Find out this hour.
Read moreWhat does it take to become a successful chef? How about becoming an accomplished writer?
Read moreIs there a better way to divorce?
Read moreWhat goes into the development of a character and how does an actor prepare to play that character?
Read moreWhat do women in developing and war-torn countries face as they try to build independent and better lives for their families and themselves?
Read moreWhat does the veil mean for Islamic women around the world and why is it growing in popularity? Harvard Divinity School Leila Ahmed discusses her new book on that topic.
Read moreHour 1: What’s it like to swim with and photograph the largest creatures on earth? We’ll find out this hour with Charles “Flip” Nicklin, lead whale photographer and marine mammal specialist for the National Geographic Society. His new book is “Among Giants: A Life with Whales” (University of Chicago Press, 2011). https://dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/dovetail.prxu.org/140/2cc9e3bf-46ac-41eb-ac6b-7075419b8068/KERA_Think_06-23-11_HR_1.mp3
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