I record podcasts for Scientific American 60-Second Science, Critical Wit, and Physics Central.
Scientific American 60-Second Science
- Cuttlefish Use Ancient Ink Formula
- High-Ranking Baboons Heal Faster
- Flavors Fluctuate With Temperature
- Whales Adjust Their Hearing Sensitivity
- Nut-Cracking Chimps Demonstrate Cultural Differences
- Sharing Opinions Feels at Least as Good as Earning Money
- 60-Second Mind: Shut Off E-Mail to Ease Work Stress
- Garlic Compound Fights Food-Borne Bacteria
- Your Dog Wants YOUR Food
- Pay-What-You-Want May Deter Consumers
- Brain Seeks THE Voice Among Many Speakers
- Why Paper Yellows As It Ages
- Warmer Temps May Bollux Botanicals
- Focused Students Put Down Their Smart Phones
- Struggling Young Readers Like Kindles
- Rhythm and Music Help Math Students
- Classical Music Slows Mice Transplant Rejection
- Recycled Toilets Make Path Green
- Produce Consumption Ups Eater’s Looks
- QWERTY Keyboard Leads To Feelings About Words
- New Gels Heal Themselves—and Maybe You
- New Male Terminates Monkey Pregnancies
- Self-Rated Health Predicts Mortality
- Cricket Fossil Reveals Ancient Song
- Champagne Glass Shape Affects Gas Level
- Scorpion Armor Inspires Sand-Resistant Surfaces
- Micro-Bubbles Cut Cost of Algae-Derived Biofuel
- Dark-Dwelling Fish Converge on Blindness
- 1300-Year-Old Flask Holds Mayan Tobacco Remains
- Stradivarius Fails Sound Test Versus Newbie Violins
- Microbes Make Some People Smell Delicious To Mosquitoes
- Silky Microneedles Could Make Shots Painfree
- Is Shift-Worker Diet an Occupational Hazard?
- Pigeons Can Follow Abstract Number Counting Rules
- DNA in a Cup of Water Reveals Lake Denizens
- Creativity Linked to Rule Bending
- Doorway to Blame for Room Amnesia
- Mind-Body Mind-Blower: Posture Affects Estimates
- High IQ Kids Later Try Drugs More
- Glucose Test Swaps Tears For Blood
- Calories Depend on Food Preparation
- Protein May Make UV Exposure Safer in Morning
- Robins Found Guilty in West Nile Virus Spread
- Chivalrous Crickets Benefit from Protecting Mates
- How The Koala Got Its Low Voice
- Invasive Insects Take Big Cash Bite
- Mammoth Hemoglobin Could Provide Cold Comfort
- Sound Sends Electron to Specific Location
Critical Wit
- Episode #58 - The Science Fund Challenge: How the Public Can Finance Science
- Episode #52 - Graphene: Its Role In Future Technology Innovation
- Episode #48 - Meet Beatrice the Biologist!
- Episode #45 - Using New Media to Create Art
- Episode #44 - Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic Adventure…Told On Twitter
- Episode #42 - Rosie Redfield on ‘Arsenic Bacteria’: One Year Later
Physics Central
