Rabu, 08 Maret 2017

Your Weekly Podcast Picks are Here!

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Cauliflower: Fractaliscious and Nutritious
This seemingly humble member of the cabbage family has been prized for thousands of years by chefs, nutritionists, and mathematicians alike. Learn about cauliflower's long history, fascinating fractal shape, health benefits, and culinary potential.

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Speaking With Auschwitz Survivor Michael Bornstein
Holly interviews Michael Bornstein and his daughter Debbie Bornstein Holinstat about their book "Survivors Club." The book chronicles the story of Michael's family during the Holocaust, and how Michael survived at Auschwitz until the camp was liberated.

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History of the Trail of Tears, Part I
In this first of two episodes on the Trail of Tears, learn about the forces that converged to create the series of events that formed the basis of what may be the most brutal decade in American history. 

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How Video Game Emulators Work
Have you ever wanted to play classic games from old consoles or arcade machines on your computer? Then you need a video game emulator. But are they legal?

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BrainStuff - Could Alien Life Exist?
What makes a planet ideal for sustaining life?

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Legends: Harry Miller – American Race Car Designer and Builder (Part 1)
The legendary American race car designer and builder Harry Miller was known as 'the greatest creative figure in the history of the American racing car.' His cars and engines dominated the American oval-track racing scene for almost half a century. Tune in to hear the first half of Scott and Ben's discussion of the legendary Harry Miller.

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Selasa, 07 Maret 2017

This Is Why Humans Don't Have a Mating Season - Today on HowStuffWorks NOW

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Mar 06, 2017 05:13 pm
 
Today on HowStuffWorks NOW
 


Matrilineal Dynasty Unearthed in Ancient Pueblo Community
And archaeologists figured it out with just a little DNA.
 

 
 


A Dose of Nature Could Improve Mental Health for City Dwellers
Green spaces aren't just a city-planning gimmick. Living near birds and shrubs really does have measurable benefits, new research shows.
 

 
 


Robot Pingpong Coach Helps Players Up Their Table Tennis Game
Anything you can do on the pingpong table, FOPRPHEUS can show you how to do better.
 

 
 


This Is Why Humans Don't Have a Mating Season
Some mammals mate and reproduce at a specific time of year, but not humans. (Spring break notwithstanding, of course.)
 

 
 


Sand Is in Such High Demand, People Are Stealing Tons of It
As the world becomes more urbanized, the demand for sand, a key ingredient of concrete, keeps growing. But there's only so much sand to go around.
 

 
 


White Rhinos Communicate via Massive Communal Poop Piles
Rhino herds defecate in giant, shared dung piles called midden, then they stick their noses in the stuff. Here's why.
 

 
 


Why So Many Clinical Trials Attract So Few Participants and How That Hurts Us
A huge number of clinical trials — many of which are testing life-saving drugs — languish due to low participation levels. Why is that, and what can be done?
 

 
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