Episodes
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Los Frikis
Music serves as a powerful form of resistance against oppressive regimes.
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Screaming Into the Void
A unique mating call of the California singing fish connects to the broader theme of communication and attraction in nature.
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Music Hat
The interplay of music and storytelling is central to the essence of Radio Lab, where sciencey stories are often intertwined with musical elements.
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The Medical Matchmaking Machine
David's journey from personal tragedy to medical advocacy highlights the intersection of personal experiences and professional ambitions in healthcare.
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Weighing Good Intentions
The Kirtland's warbler was nearly extinct due to the impact of cowbirds, necessitating drastic efforts for its recovery.
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The Menopause Mystery
Female orcas, along with chimpanzees and humans, experience menopause, challenging the belief that this phenomenon is unique to humans.
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Galaxy Quenching
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The Nothing Behind Everything
Theoretical physics suggests that there may be multiple universes, each with distinct properties and laws.
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More Perfect: The Hate Debate
The debate on free speech is complicated, and perspectives vary widely on whether limits should be placed.
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Desperately Seeking Symmetry
Human connection can lead to profound emotional and neurological experiences that resonate deeply within us.
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On [The Divided Dial]: Fishing In The Night
Shortwave radio, though less known, has played a critical role in shaping global politics historically.
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Sex, Ducks and the Founding Feud
The story of Carol Anne Bond illustrates the unexpected intersection of personal crises and complex legal frameworks.
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Baby Shark
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Mystery Bay
Alison Kock's accidental discovery of flying sharks changed her life and sparked her career in marine biology.
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The Shark Inside You
Sharks possess unique antibodies that are small, flexible, and capable of targeting tumors like no other.
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The Cage
Shark movies have evolved into a genre of their own, often amplifying fears and misconceptions about these creatures.
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Making a Monster
Rodney Fox's survival after the shark attack in 1963 highlights human resilience and the complex relationship between fear and fascination with nature.
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It's Like ... Radiolab
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Swimming with Shadows: A Radiolab Week of Sharks
Jaws has significantly influenced public perception of sharks, associating them primarily with fear and danger.
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Double-Blasted
Tsutomu Yamaguchi survived both atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki within days, highlighting incredible resilience.
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