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The impending doom of an asteroid (or comet or whatever) colliding with the Earth is the premise of any number of movies and books and such. But what…
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More than two thirds of Connecticut residents have received at least one shot of the covid vaccine.At the same time, a new and fast-spreading “delta…
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For years, Alzheimer’s patients and their loved ones have hoped for new medical treatments for an incurable disease.This hour, we talk about the FDA’s…
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Why is there something rather than nothing? This has been described as perhaps the most sublime philosophical question of all. This hour, we try to answer…
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From ancient scrolls to modern toner cartridges, ink (in one form or another) has been around for millennia. And while we may take it for granted now, for…
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Rust is all around us. It's in our cars, our homes, our infrastructure. It's also the subject of Jonathan Waldman's book Rust: The Longest War, which…
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They are giants who live their whole lives underwater. In many ways, a whale’s life is completely alien to the human experience. Yet these ocean giants…
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Fire imagery abounds in music, literature, art, and scripture. It thrives at the center of ceremony and ritual around the world. We associate fire with…
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We all communicate in our daily lives, but how do languages actually work?Read a transcript of this program here.This hour, we talk with linguist Nicole…
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Debra and Paul McAlenney were at their home in Simsbury on a recent Tuesday morning watching their 5-year-old grandson, Hudson, while his parents…