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Treats for Our Subscribers

November 16, 2012
Subscribers: You have a coupon that gets you a beautiful, hardcover copy of Whitley's wonderful novel Hybrids for only $5. PLUS you get to listen to incredible interviews with contactees, such as Susan and Christina, both of whom learned all... continued

Music Changes the Brain

November 15, 2012
Lots of things change the brain (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show), and one of these is music. At a time when school budgets are being slashed, with music and art the first to go, new insight has... continued

YOU May be an Addict

November 15, 2012
But I don't drink too much or take drugs, you say, so how could that be? But you may have a very common addiction--to bread. CBS News quotes cardiologist William Davis as saying that modern wheat is a "perfect, chronic... continued

Why Pills Don’t Always Work

November 15, 2012
Medicines can kill, but sometimes they don't work. All medicine is tested, but often the RESULTS of these tests are kept secret from the doctors who prescribe them--the people who need to know the most. In the case of one... continued

Exercise Alone Won’t Do It

November 14, 2012
Heart disease, diabetes and obesity have reached record levels in the West, and most people assume this is because our lifestyles are so different from our early ancestors, who don't seem to have had any of these problems. Since our... continued

How the Moon was Made

November 14, 2012
When astronauts brought back moon rocks, scientists discovered they were similar to the rocks here on Earth, meaning that the moon must be the result of an impact that knocked a piece of the Earth into orbit. The isotope match... continued

A Bra That Diagnoses Cancer

November 14, 2012
If you don't have time to get a mammogram, let the mammogram come to you: Starting in 2013, you can wear a bra that will warn of breast cancer tumors in their first stage of development. Almost 23% of all... continued

Want to Join a Band? Print Yourself a Guitar

November 13, 2012
We've told you about printed pets, printed robots, printed meat, and even a printed gun. Now a musician has created the first 3D-printed acoustic guitar. When Scott Summit wanted to play music, he created a 3D model of an acoustic... continued

Germs That Heal Instead of Hurt

November 13, 2012
Germs can be dangerous or benign, but now scientists are discovering ways that they can help us HEAL (note: Subscribers can still listen to this show). A huge breakthrough in medicine was made when scientists learned how to synthesize the... continued

Closed windows Make People Dumb

November 13, 2012
Researchers have found that moderately high indoor concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2) can significantly impair people's decision-making performance. These results have implications for schools and office buildings with high occupant density and windows that do not open. They may also... continued