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Radio Parallax Show: 2/27/2014 (Segment B) 27.02.2014 ↓

The Future of News essay (on the need for context), a clip from Daniel Schorr on that same topic, sports cheating - with xenon!, nicotine - a possibly useful drug even if tobacco is still poison

Radio Parallax Show: 2/27/2014 (Segment A) 27.02.2014 ↓

Current Events, Aggie Editor Elizabeth Orpina gives us the good news on the Aggie vote

Radio Parallax Show: 2/20/2014 (Segment C) 20.02.2014 ↓

(late) Good, Bad, & Ugly, Argentina's woes per The Economist, and Cuba's progress, Mazatlan - a qualified endorsement after a trip down Mexico way

Radio Parallax Show: 2/20/2014 (Segment B) 20.02.2014 ↓

Science: Fusion progress? Polar bear politics, The great Sugar controversy, testosterone - we told ya so

Radio Parallax Show: 2/20/2014 (Segment A) 20.02.2014 ↓

Current Events, stupidity and the law: multiple examples including one from Will Durst - marijuana's continued illegality

Radio Parallax Show: 2/13/2014 (Segment C) 13.02.2014 ↓

Obits: Christopher Jones, Maximillian Schell, Sid Ceasar, Shirley Temple

Radio Parallax Show: 2/13/2014 (Segment B) 13.02.2014 ↓

Chat with Elizabeth Orpina Aggie Editor-in-Chief over ASUCD vote, Obama a wuss - on pot too, Arena weasels at it again, Chuck Yeagar in court, The Ouija Board

Radio Parallax Show: 2/13/2014 (Segment A) 13.02.2014 ↓

Current Events, "for profit" hospice?!

Radio Parallax Show: 2/6/2014 (Segment C) 06.02.2014 ↓

Obits: the strange tale of Hiro Onoda, Bill Wagman of the Sat Morn Folk Show continues our chat on Pete Seegar

Radio Parallax Show: 2/6/2014 (Segment B) 06.02.2014 ↓

Essays: on "the process" of housing developments, CA water misuse, the hero of the Dreyfus Affair - Georges Picquart

Radio Parallax Show: 2/6/2014 (Segment A) 06.02.2014 ↓

Current Events, Mexico vs vigilantes vs narcotrafficantes, State of the Union yawner

Radio Parallax Show: 1/30/2014 (Segment C) 30.01.2014 ↓

A chat about the late Pete Seegar with Sat Morn Folk Show host Robyne Fawx

Radio Parallax Show: 1/30/2014 (Segment B) 30.01.2014 ↓

Good Bad & Ugly, Chinese Rover woes, more Mantis shrimp data, Doug's Dominican Republic visit: whales and hard motoring, Chris Christie "news"

Radio Parallax Show: 1/30/2014 (Segment A) 30.01.2014 ↓

Current Events, Caribe thoughts, Will Durst sounds off on techno "progress"

Radio Parallax Show: 1/23/2014 (Segment C) 23.01.2014 ↓

more science stuff

Radio Parallax Show: 1/23/2014 (Segment B) 23.01.2014 ↓

A mantis shrimp follow up (we know you've been waiting), A look at the Surgeon General's report 50 years on, and a look at the statistician who somehow failed to notice the dangers of smoking cigarets

Radio Parallax Show: 1/23/2014 (Segment A) 23.01.2014 ↓

Special report from the island of St Kitts/Current Events

Radio Parallax Show: 1/16/2014 (Segment C) 16.01.2014 ↓

"Obit" for Rep George Miller, Texas jackasses, drugs and banking, Cosmos II

Radio Parallax Show: 1/16/2014 (Segment B) 16.01.2014 ↓

Radiation effects on wildlife, Fungi - a new killer found, but good news too

Radio Parallax Show: 1/16/2014 (Segment A) 16.01.2014 ↓

Current Events, stopping cars by shutting down the electronics - from afar, exercise - good, vitamins - unclear benefits

Radio Parallax Show: 1/9/2014 (Segment C) 09.01.2014 ↓

Obit: Phil Everly, Science topics: exo-plants are not like the neighborhood, more on good germs, snowflakes don't look like we've been led to believe they look

Radio Parallax Show: 1/9/2014 (Segment B) 09.01.2014 ↓

Rants on "W", the NSA, California water woes & real estate scams

Radio Parallax Show: 1/9/2014 (Segment A) 09.01.2014 ↓

Current Events, Dave Barry's amusing look back at 2013

Radio Parallax Show: 1/2/2014 (Segment C) 02.01.2014 ↓

Will Durst gripes about computer passwords; our fossil ancestors: both human & fish, newly-discovered miracle anti-biotics (fresh air and sunlight!)

Radio Parallax Show: 1/2/2014 (Segment B) 02.01.2014 ↓

2013 Obits: Hiroshi Yamauchi, Ruth Patrick, Martin Sharp, Tom Laughlin, Harold Camping, Paul Crouch, Al Goldstein, Joan Fontaine and the legendary Peter O'Toole