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How Channelers’ Brains Work

November 30, 2012
A new study of channelers has found that areas of the brain associated with language and activity close down when they are engaged in channeling. This means that the part of the brain that forms words is not in use... continued

Wifi Spy

November 30, 2012
Just because you're "borrowing" your neighbor's wifi signal because you don't have your own doesn't mean that the police can't subpoena your internet files without a search warrant. The fourth amendment of the constitution protects us against unreasonable government searches... continued

Mayans Protest Doomsday Claims

November 30, 2012
As December 21st comes closer, the Mayans of Guatemala are speaking out against what some are calling a government- and tour business-led effort to profit off a major misinterpretation of their traditions (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to these shows).... continued

How Much Has Hunting Affected Whales?

November 29, 2012
In order to know that, we need to know how many whales were in the oceans 200 years ago, BEFORE the industrial whaling era. One way to do this is to measure whale songs, but how can we listen to... continued

Grow New Body Parts

November 29, 2012
Medical miracles happen all the time--maybe someday soon, one of them will benefit YOU (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to these provocative interviews). New research shows how embryonic stem cells--taken from your own body--can renew themselves indefinitely and to turn... continued

Discovery of a Homeless Planet

November 29, 2012
Lately, astronomers have been searching for life on the MOONS of planets, but they've also discovered a new planet--one that wandering through the galaxy "homeless," rather than orbiting around a star. Researcher Jonathan Gagné says, "Over the past few years,... continued

Evolution: It’s in Our Genes

November 28, 2012
Homo sapiens (modern humans) appeared approximately 180,000 years ago, but stayed in one location around bodies of water in central Africa for almost 100,000 years, before they dispersed throughout the rest of the world. This is why African DNA is... continued

What Do YOU Do in Bed?

November 28, 2012
More people than ever before are working from home and a lot of them are using their laptops in BED. In a recent poll, half of 1,000 workers said they read or respond to work emails from bed. A British... continued

Radioactive Fish in Japan

November 28, 2012
Fish caught in the waters around the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan could be too radioactive to eat for a decade, as samples show that radioactivity levels in that part of the ocean remain elevated and show little sign of... continued

Junkfood Countdown

November 27, 2012
A single junk food meal (which is composed mainly of saturated fat) is bad for the health of our arteries, while no damage occurs after eating a "Mediterranean" style meal, which is rich in good fats. In fact, this kind... continued