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Here’s the full lineup for this week’s 22-minute EarthSky.
Host: Jorge Salazar
Lead Producer: Mike Brennan
Music: The Black and White Years, “Up!”
Image Credit: Randy Son of Robert
Music: One Hundred Flowers, “Rat Trap”
Scientist Soundbite: Jaap de Roode says monarch butterflies use plants for medicine (with Beth Lebwohl)
Music: Monarchs, “Those Words, Those Frames”
(with Lindsay Patterson) Charles Perrings: ’20 targets to slow biodiversity loss by 2020′
Austin band Sleep Good
Music: Sleep Good, “Shoney’s”
(with Ryan Britton) Weird Science: A declaration of alien rights
Music: Daniel Webb, “Leona Lays”
(with Jorge Salazar) Dr. Claire Broome on California’s whooping cough outbreak
Music: Dana Falconberry, “Birthday Song”
Oliver Ryder: Frozen Zoo closer to saving endangered species (with Lindsay Patterson)
Music: The Story Of, “Lights on the Landing”
Global Night Sky with Deborah Byrd: November’s meteor showers
Music: The Black and White Years, “Up!”
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I really love the new, longer EarthSky! There’s so much interesting science out there, and the music makes it even better.
This is radical. I love the music too!
Nice! Cool stories and music. Especially loved hearing about the butterflies. Keep it coming.
Kara
LOVE the new length – perfect for my morning run. Thanks for the innovation.
Skin cells into stem cells? Interesting. Seems a bit Jurassic Park.
Music is awesome btw. Good job, I love tuning in
J
Nice going!
Who knew aliens had a bill of rights?!