NEW EPISODE!: Is My Hair a Feminist Statement? Short or long? Natural or relaxed? To dye or not to dye? In this episode, Emilie and Bridget ask: is my hairstyle a reflection of my feminism?
How Schoolhouse Rock Rocked: Featuring Bob Nastanovich Schoolhouse Rock is possibly the best children's program of all time. Join Josh and Chuck as they tell the story of SR, featuring an interview with Pavement's Bob Nastanovich, contributor to the '90s Schoolhouse Rock tribute record.
The Scopes Trial The Scopes Trial played out in Dayton, Tennessee, in the summer of 1925. It all stemmed from a state law prohibiting the teaching of evolution.
Wired: As Above, So Below America, the home of rugged individualist. Or not. Each of us is connected to each other, relies on one another, gives and takes, consciously or unconsciously weaving the web of support that it takes to make a society. Let's face it: we need each other.
R. Scott Bakker: On Alien Philosophy & Dark Fantasy In this episode, Robert and Joe chat with Bakker about his recent paper 'On Alien Philosophy,' published in the The Journal of Consciousness Studies. Plus, as a long-time fan, Robert throws in a few questions about Bakker's approach to fiction and the strange creatures that occupy his created worlds.
The Samsung Story Part 1 How did the company Samsung get its start? From its humble beginnings as a grocery and shipping company, we look at the complicated history of one of South Korea's most influential companies.
Unacknowledged: An Interview with Dr. Steven Greer Join the guys as they interview the founder of CSETI and The Disclosure Project, Dr. Steven M. Greer, about the future of government secrets, UFOs and disclosure.
How Ice Roads Work Ice roads are more than just a clever way to truck supplies to isolated areas during the frigid winter months. In fact, ice roads have played a meaningful role in history. Join Scott and Ben as they test the ice on this somewhat unusual method of transport.
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