Radio Archives - Science Update

Here you can browse the extensive archive of Science Update’s flagship daily, minute-long, syndicated radio show (now also known as the Science Update Podcast – Daily Edition)—by date or by topic. You can also find past episodes of the Science Update Podcast – Weekly Edition. And don’t forget: you can search by keyword in the box on the upper right of every page.

Recent Archives

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Ebola Therapy

Mar 10, 2003 0 min read

Using the shell of the Ebola virus to deliver gene therapy

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Guy Bashing

Mar 7, 2003 0 min read

Boy babies complicate deliveries, dads don’t babytalk as well as moms, and men tend to blame outside forces for their failures.

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Our Moon

Mar 6, 2003 0 min read

Why doesn’t our moon have a name? (It does: Luna. But we use the Germanic name, Moon.)

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Work or Warmth

Mar 5, 2003 0 min read

Genes influence whether mitochondria burn calories for work or for warmth.

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Rabbit Fever

Mar 4, 2003 0 min read

Can you get rabbit fever from eating rabbits? (Yes, you can get tularemia.)

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Finding Diamonds

Mar 3, 2003 0 min read

Measuring the earth’s gravity from an airplane can pinpoint diamond mines.