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Many jobs have been taken from workers and given to computers. There are obvious ones like assembly line operators, but consider this: computers are now…
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Alive Inside
You may be one of the millions of people who’ve seen the viral video of Henry, an elderly man in a nursing home who popped out of the fog of dementia when…
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Zombies!
In the early 1930s, American filmmakers were looking for a new monster. Instead of a European legend, they turned to the zombie, a creature from African…
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The Human Journey
Where do humans come from? Who were our ancestors? What makes us distinct from them? And why are we homo sapiens the only kind of people left on the…
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The Future of Utah's Medicaid
After Governor Gary Herbert’s plan for expanding Medicaid coverage died in the Utah state legislature this spring, six Republican leaders were tasked with…
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Downwind
Thursday, we’re talking about the effects of nuclear weapons on people who lived near uranium mines and downwind from testing sites during and after the…
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Mycroft Holmes
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar says it’s hard to stealthily spy when you’re 7’2”. But to excel in the NBA he needed to understand his opponents, so he took a page…
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Intelligence in the Flesh
For years, science has told us that intelligence originates in the brain and that the body is just a vehicle to be controlled and piloted. But what if…
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The Kreutzer Sonata
Thursday, we’re talking about a new production by Plan-B Theatre Company that adapts a passionate sonata by Beethoven and a banned novella by Tolstoy. In…
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Radio Hour Episode 10: Otherwhere
Friday, we’re talking about the disputed practice of channeling. Over the years there have been writers who attributed the books they had written not to…
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