Why 'it is absolutely not too late' for Florida's coral reefs
In summer 2023 a record hot marine heat wave hit Florida's coral reefs, exacerbating that problem. One researcher is taking coral survival a step further: Buffing up corals in a "gym" in his lab. NPR’s Short Wave podcast.
Connecting through isolation, 22.33 Stories
Getting to know a musician playing backyard quarantine concerts in his Washington, DC neighborhood. Segment starts at minute 2:55. A podcast series with the US Dept of State, Educational and Cultural Affairs.
Poisons and Perils on the Salton Sea
Toxic dust plagues marginalized communities on the shores of this disappearing salt lake. Scientific American’s Science Quickly podcast.
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During the pandemic, Kate Furby finds meaning in the smallest, most unlikely wildlife. Short audio story for KCRW Radio Race.
How the Woolly Bear Caterpillar Turns into a Popsicle to Survive the Winter
Some caterpillars have evolved with antifreeze in their body cavity, allowing them to become cater-Popsicles to survive cold winters. But climate change could threaten that. Scientific American’s Science Quickly podcast.
Showing your metal, Animated 2233 podcast
John Register, a Sports Diplomacy program partner and two-time Paralympic athlete shares his story of overcoming obstacles, embracing a new normal and inspiring others to become their authentic selves.