RadioParallax.com Podcast
Radio Parallax* is a show covering topics in current events, politics, science, technology, history, satire, and whatever we damn well please. The show can be heard in the greater Davis/Sacramento area every Thursday evening from 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. PST on KDVS, 90.3 FM;
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Episodes
Radio Parallax Show: 9/24/2015 (Segment C) 24.09.2015
Our talk with Sam Kean on the periodic table of the elements
Radio Parallax Show: 9/24/2015 (Segment B) 24.09.2015
Our talk with Michael Pollan (he's coming to town next week) on food
Radio Parallax Show: 9/24/2015 (Segment A) 24.09.2015
BEST OF Radio Parallax with Graham Smith
Radio Parallax Show: 9/17/2015 (Segment C) 17.09.2015
Obit: Oliver Sachs, update from Australia with Pamela Sue Taylor
Radio Parallax Show: 9/17/2015 (Segment B) 17.09.2015
Russ Baker of whowhatwhy.org updates us on some of their recent articles
Radio Parallax Show: 9/17/2015 (Segment A) 17.09.2015
Current Events
Radio Parallax Show: 9/10/2015 (Segment C) 10.09.2015
TV Obits: Martin Milner of Route 66, "Batgirl" Yvonne Craig; Donald Trump returns to scold us, plug for SN&R event on 09/16
Radio Parallax Show: 9/10/2015 (Segment B) 10.09.2015
Steve Alexander the guy who gave us the idea to start a radio show talks up numerous topics with us
Radio Parallax Show: 9/10/2015 (Segment A) 10.09.2015
Current Events
Radio Parallax Show: 9/3/2015 (Segment C) 03.09.2015
Saudi misbehavior; Jeb lies about ISIS, Chafee nails Hilary, Tanzania's water woes imitate CAs, kudos to Margaret Hutchinson, also oral contraceptive pioneers
Radio Parallax Show: 9/3/2015 (Segment B) 03.09.2015
Jeff vonKaenel of the Sacramento News and Review talks about the papers legal assault from the mayor and the fundraiser being held to support press freedom
Radio Parallax Show: 9/3/2015 (Segment A) 03.09.2015
Current Events, margarine is worse than butter
Radio Parallax Show: 8/27/2015 (Segment C) 27.08.2015
Graham Smith stays on to talk about word & phrase origins
Radio Parallax Show: 8/27/2015 (Segment B) 27.08.2015
Jimmy Carter's efforts to explain Israel's Apartheid to America, baby boomer Doug is joined by millenial Graham Smith to chat up The Atlantic's piece on college politcal correctness
Radio Parallax Show: 8/27/2015 (Segment A) 27.08.2015
Current Events
Radio Parallax Show: 8/20/2015 (Segment C) 20.08.2015
Lawsuit fun from Uncle John's, our hotter future, capital jargon
Radio Parallax Show: 8/20/2015 (Segment B) 20.08.2015
Stopping bobcat trapping, more BS from trophy hunters, Sy Hersh on Bin Laden's death; Saudis deny links to 9/11 attacks (and legal liability), US Muslim politics
Radio Parallax Show: 8/20/2015 (Segment A) 20.08.2015
Current Events, Obit: Robert Conquest, the man who told the unhappy truth about the USSR
Radio Parallax Show: 8/13/2015 (Segment C) 13.08.2015
Briefing section radical Islam, tech stuff: adaptive optics, hacking cars & cities
Radio Parallax Show: 8/13/2015 (Segment B) 13.08.2015
A chat with SN&R reporter Cosmo Garvin who is stepping away from his great reporting (temporarily we hope)
Radio Parallax Show: 8/13/2015 (Segment A) 13.08.2015
Current Events
Radio Parallax Show: 8/6/2015 (Segment C) 06.08.2015
Beach Boys "God Only Knows", Alameda County reaps Area woes (somebody tell Scott Walker), Trump conspiracy theories, Stooge museum, politicians want bad writing, Discover magazine debunks homeopathy
Radio Parallax Show: 8/6/2015 (Segment B) 06.08.2015
Normal top of show; you know quote, quip, joke, stat, anecdote & good news; the good, the bad, and the ugly
Radio Parallax Show: 8/6/2015 (Segment A) 06.08.2015
Hiroshima at 70, a look back, some comments on nukes and the remarkable work of Leo Szilard, the man who first envisioned the nuclear chain reaction; pro-nuke then anti-nuke
Radio Parallax Show: 7/30/2015 (Segment C) 30.07.2015
A chat with camera artist Colleen Gino
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