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Everything you are about to hear is absolutely fictional. The town of Mountain Hill is just that: a town. The people of Mountain Hill are just people, and never has there been a true case of a monster stealing a human’s skin. The forests do not contain fairy creatures from another world, the streets are not terrorized by monsters who only come out at night, and the water is perfectly safe to swim in. You are safe here, we promise. This is Mountain Hill Radio. Mountain Hill Radio is a narrati ...
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Every day, faculty members at schools and universities throughout the world are making discoveries that shape our ways of thinking and redefine our understanding of today's knowledge-driven society. Since 1990, The Best of Our Knowledge has highlighted breakthroughs across disciplines and across the globe, putting listeners in touch with the minds at the forefront of their fields. Each week this program examines some of the issues unique to education, looks at the latest research and invites ...
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The Nick Major show brings a live, listener-interactive hour each Tuesday night where those tuning in are encouraged to tweet along to various talking points, suggest songs, and call in. The back-and-forward banter between Major and his rotating team of friends leads to 60 minutes of unscripted, on-the-spot conversations all over the spectrum of music, video games, movies, politics, current events and more. Tune in to The Nick Major Show LIVE Tuesdays at 7PM PST / 10PM EST on idobi Radio, an ...
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HALLOWEEN RADIO! A place where pumpkins scream in the night, while spirits & monsters alike run amuck in the graveyards dim light. Host: @Horror_Guy Keenan Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hallowseve365/support
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The College of Saint Rose, a private four-year institution in Albany, New York, will close at the end of the spring semester. We’ll hear from students and faculty who are facing important decisions on their education and employment.By WAMC
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The documentary “Common Ground,” a follow-up to 2020’s “Kiss the Ground,” examines the U.S. agricultural system and the industrial threats to the nation’s farmland. On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge, we’ll speak with film co-director Josh Tickell. And advanced 3D imaging is letting scientists examine and share museum specimens in a new w…
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Hairy bodies. Compound eyes. Feather-like antenna. The perhaps misunderstood moth is in the limelight in the experimental documentary film, “The Night Visitors.” The movie provides a glimpse into a world many of us overlook. We’ll speak with filmmaker Michael Gitlin.By WAMC
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The April 8th solar eclipse will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for millions. We’ll meet students who are using balloons to study the celestial event. And what’s better than a sturdy pair of shoes? Horseshoes, that is. We’ll learn about a program that is educating future farriers.By WAMC
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From Mexico to Maine, the April 8th solar eclipse will carve a path of darkness across North America. We’ll learn how NASA is preparing to study the event. And commercial interest in space is at an all-time high. We’ll learn more from the U.S. Office of Space Commerce.By WAMC
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What’s your favorite board game? We’ll explore the history of board games in America. And we’ll visit an upstate New York woodworking shop that is opening its doors to the community.By WAMC
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In an age of smartphones and streaming, where physical media is disappearing, we’ll take a trip to the largest collection of popular music in the world – and meet the man who has dedicated most of his life to cataloguing recordings and historic materials. And we’ll attend a groundbreaking for a new middle school in Holyoke, Massachusetts.…
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Seacoast monitoring and space-faring technology
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: In a changing climate, researchers around the world are asking citizen scientists to use their smartphones to help monitor beach erosion and storm damage. And we’ll find out why company Columbia Sportswear is currently displaying its logo on the moon.By WAMC
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Beyond teaching a life-saving skill, competitive swimming can forge life-long bonds. We’ll visit a club swim team in the Hudson Valley. A college in Colorado offers a unique major in Adventure Education. And a student research project at the University of West Florida is shining a light to help detect Alzheimer’s disease.…
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: A mild winter allows for an early prescribed fire. We’ll speak with acclaimed jazz trumpeter and music educator Sean Jones. And a push by public colleges and universities in New York aims to get more students involved in producing local news.By WAMC
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There are sequels upon sequels on the way as well as more remakes. It can feel a bit stale but HAVE NO FEAR! I have a list of original horror tales coming your way. I also run down some of the best horror stories being told today in comics (thanks James Tynion IV!) Plus original spooky tunes and more! SOCIALS: Mutants & Monsters Discord Facebook In…
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Hamilton College’s next president and climate science in the classroom
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: Hamilton College has named its next president. We’ll speak with Steven Tepper, who is currently serving as a dean at Arizona State University. And a new summer program aimed at helping middle and high school teachers incorporate lessons on ecology and climate change into their curriculums.…
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Miriam Piilonen: Theorizing Music Evolution
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The theories of 19th Century evolutionists Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer changed how scientists view the world. But one topic that seemed to stump both great thinkers was music. We’ll speak with music theorist and author Miriam Piilonen about her book, which lends a fresh eye to old ideas about music and evolution.…
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Following the resignation of former president Claudine Gay, Harvard University is at the center of the debate over free speech on college campuses. On this week's episode of The Best of Our Knowledge, we’ll speak with a member of a faculty organization defending the rights of students to protest violence against Palestinians. And we’ll speak with t…
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Fermentation science and evolving teacher education
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: Universities across New York state studying AI are banding together to unlock the potential of the technology to benefit public good. We’ll speak with a researcher who has been working to develop classroom curricula surrounding the rapidly advancing technology. And 2023 was the warmest year on record. W…
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: We’ll learn about the world’s most formidable creatures. National Geographic writer Jen Szymanski will speak with our Jody Cowan about her latest book for young readers, “Deadliest Animals on the Planet.” And we’ll learn about ice yachts – the fastest craft on the planet at the turn of the 20th Century.…
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Jo Koy Golden Globes Drama, working on ‘Night Swim’ (the short film version of the new horror movie) & ‘Saltburn’ is the best movie of 2023!!
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Jo Koy hosted the Golden Globes and his presence was, without a doubt, memorable. And, our very own Tommy Wooldridge worked on the short filmed version of 'Night Swim' back in 2014. The feature film is in theaters now so he reflects back on helping with the short a decade ago, which was filmed in Michelle Branch's pool. The post Jo Koy Golden Globe…
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: We’ll have a conversation with Dr. Carl Safina, an ecologist and author of Alfie & Me: What Owls Know, What Humans Believe. The book tells the story of an orphaned owl who was cared for by Carl and his wife Patricia during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the large impact a little owl had on the…
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: The Israel-Hamas war has intensified debate over free speech on college campuses. And we’ll speak with an internationally-known advocate for human rights in the West Bank about how the war has affected learning and the natural environment.By WAMC
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A new chancellor and an ancient tradition
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: The Vermont State Colleges system, which is transforming into the Vermont State University, has selected a new chancellor. We’ll learn about an ancient Iranian tradition celebrated during the winter solstice. And the race is on to establish a national semiconductor technology center.…
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Sublime REUNITE with late-vocalists son, Knox interview sneak peak & ‘David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived’
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Last week, Sublime reunited with late-vocalist Bradley Nowell's 28 year old son on vocals/guitar... could/should the band reunite with him? Plus, Knox interview sneak peaks and the new documentary 'David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived' - which follows the story of the stunt performer paralyzed in a terrible accident on the set of Harry Potter. The post …
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: Many educators will say teaching can be a thankless job. A new app aims to help the entire school community share praise. We’ll speak with the CEO of company HiLight. And with the College of Saint Rose set to close in June, a nearby college wants to help students continue their studies.…
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Frank Zummo of Sum 41 chats about his work with the School of Rock drum workshops, the upcoming final Sum 41 'Heaven x Hell' dual albums and the early days of his career in the Street Drum Corps. The post Frank Zummo of Sum 41 interview premiere appeared first on idobi.By idobi Network
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: The College of Saint Rose, a private liberal arts college in New York, recently announced it would close at the end of the academic year. Education advocates brace for budget cuts in the nation’s largest public school system. And varsity hockey players try a new version of their sport.…
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Chad Kowal talks about what it's been like being a solo artist now vs. being in a band like in the past. Plus, another concert film tops the box-office this weekend with 'Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé'. How did it's opening weekend compare to the 'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour' movie release? Take a listen to find out! The post Chad Kowal interview …
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Knox interview premiere + The Future of Movie Theaters
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Knox chats about what lead to him becoming a singer/songwriter and the role High School Musical played in it. Plus... with movie theater numbers going down, we've got ideas of what they could start doing to bring people back! The post Knox interview premiere + The Future of Movie Theaters appeared first on idobi.…
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Regulating AI and a science policy fellowship
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: President Biden in October issued an executive order on artificial intelligence. We’ll unpack the order meant to mitigate the risks of the technology. A new fellowship aims to bring scientists and researchers into state government. And an exhibit at Vassar College highlights the personal papers of a ren…
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Nathan James interview premiere + WWWY Fest 2024 ANNOUNCED
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Nathan James chats about shooting iconic pictures of Post Malone & Machine Gun Kelly's album cover and the side hustle that lead him down that path. Plus, the 2024 When We Were Young Fest lineup is here! The post Nathan James interview premiere + WWWY Fest 2024 ANNOUNCED appeared first on idobi.By idobi Network
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: An invasive insect, the Emerald Ash Borer poses threats to America’s forests. A federally-supported study is using parasitoid wasps to control the arboreal pasts. And we’ll visit an environmental science professor in the field, as students collect trail cameras as part of a national study on mammal popu…
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: We’ll join researchers collecting ticks during the fall peak of arachnid activity. After a smoky summer, wildfire smoke detectors have been installed across New York state. A championship basketball coach gears up for a fresh challenge. As more colleges and universities are making courses in STEM a prio…
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Taylor Swift Rules The World (again), Weekend Box Office Movie Numbers & The ‘Torso Killer’
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Taylor Swift comes it at #1 with insane first week sales on the re-release of her 2014 album '1989 (Taylor's Version)' and your weekend movie box office numbers! The post Taylor Swift Rules The World (again), Weekend Box Office Movie Numbers & The ‘Torso Killer’ appeared first on idobi.By idobi Network
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On this week's episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: We’ll attend a demonstration of an experimental instrument – one that when installed can take up an entire concert stage. A new music school gives more than just guitar and piano lessons. And we’ll visit a new community college lab that is training students for high-tech jobs.…
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blink-182 debut at #1, WWWY Fest recap and your weekly Box Office Breakdown
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blink-182 debut at #1, When We Were Young Fest recap and your weekly movie Box Office Breakdown! The post blink-182 debut at #1, WWWY Fest recap and your weekly Box Office Breakdown appeared first on idobi.By idobi Network
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: The home of Gilded Age writer Edith Wharton celebrates the supernatural. The largest donation ever made to one public university will support its efforts to improve literacy. And we’ll learn more about the New York Air National Guard’s mission to support research in Antarctica.…
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National Geographic scientist-photographer Anand Varma captures images of beautiful secrets hiding in plain sight. We’ll speak with Varma about his book “Invisible Wonders: Photographs of the Hidden World.” And we’ll learn about a federally funded initiative that is researching urban forests.By WAMC
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#1725: Re-imagining Student Housing and Reading Banned Books | The Best of Our Knowledge
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge, college campuses are reimagining student housing. Researchers at teaming up with astronauts aboard the International Space Station to find ways to cool electronic equipment more efficiently. And a university hosts a banned book read-out.By WAMC
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#1724: Learning Through Play and Expanding a Prison Learning Program | The Best of Our Knowledge
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With a massive, multi-year expansion project finally completed, staff and educators at the Strong Museum of Play are eager to welcome new and returning crowds. After two college-in-prison programs in New York hosted by private universities collapsed earlier this year, Bard College will pick up the slack.…
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Live Nation’s misleading merch cut policy & Saw 1-10 movie recap
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Live Nation announces (temporary) no merch-cut policy and we take a look at the financial success - and failures - of all 10 Saw films. The post Live Nation’s misleading merch cut policy & Saw 1-10 movie recap appeared first on idobi.By idobi Network
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#1723: “Goin’ Places” and Foliage Predictions | The Best of Our Knowledge
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: A novelty high school steel drum band formed in the 1970s brought students around the world. Lawmakers in New York are celebrating record levels of state education funding. And with a chill in the air, we’ll explore the science as to why leaves change colors in the autumn.…
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Kanner interview premiere + BRAND NEW blink-182 music!!!!
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blink-182 releases TWO new songs and we premiere our new interview with Kanner! The post Kanner interview premiere + BRAND NEW blink-182 music!!!! appeared first on idobi.By idobi Network
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#1722: What Do Americans Really Think About College? | The Best of Our Knowledge
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A new poll shows that while Americans mostly see the value in a college degree, many don’t think colleges are doing a great job in educating students. We’ll speak with the professor behind a new academic program focused on accessible instruction. A high school is giving more students individualized learning programs. And new technology could aid sc…
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Halloween Horror Nights 32 Haunted House Rankings
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Another year of Halloween Horror Nights in the books! My dear friend Kyra joined me for this years media night as we shrieked our way through each scare zone and all 10 haunted houses. Gather around as we discuss our favorite (and not so favorite) terrifying haunts that dwell within Universal Orlando this Halloween season. Music: Halloween at High …
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#1721: Move-in Day and Monarch Monitoring | The Best of Our Knowledge
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Students are back on campus, and for first-year students, one of the most daunting tasks of settling into college life is moving everything into the dorm. A partnership between a public community college and a private four-year institution aims to assist refugees. And we’ll monitor milkweed for monarch butterflies.…
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#1720: Back to School and a Disappointing Time Capsule? | The Best of Our Knowledge
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It’s back to school season! On this episode of the Best of Our Knowledge, we’ll explore how educators prepare for the return of students to the classroom. A time capsule at West Point turns out to be a bit of a letdown. A Florida high school social studies teacher tours sites of the Holocaust in Europe. And the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is offe…
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How We Find Music: From Limewire & MySpace to TikTok and beyond!
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How MySpace and Limewire paved the way in the early days of the internet and, inadvertently, turned TikTok into a music powerhouse The post How We Find Music: From Limewire & MySpace to TikTok and beyond! appeared first on idobi.By idobi Network
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A sweet treat to kick off this year's Halloween season! A Double-Bill Creature-Feature review of André Øvredal's The Last Voyage of the Demeter & Samuel Bodin COBWEB. The music presented in this episode is by Midnight Syndicate off of their new album The Brimstone Club. [Now Available] --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh…
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#1719: Decoding Brain Patterns and Ethics in Writing | The Best of Our Knowledge
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On this episode of The Best of Our Knowledge: Scientists have used artificial intelligence to decode brainwave patterns and reconstruct music – and rock band Pink Floyd is playing a part. In an age of increasing political polarization, a new initiative at Bard College aims to develop critical reading and writing skills through its new Center for Et…
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World’s First Cinema interview premiere + The WGA & SAG Strikes
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World's First Cinema interview premiere and updates on the writers/actors strike that' been happening, now for months, in Hollywood. The post World’s First Cinema interview premiere + The WGA & SAG Strikes appeared first on idobi.By idobi Network
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#1718: A Big Shakeup at a Small College and Connecting Agriculture to Academics | The Best of Our Knowledge
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The conservative takeover of a small liberal arts college in Florida has drawn eyes from across the country, as the state’s Republican Governor, Ron DeSantis, runs for president. A program in New York aims to get more school staffers connected with local farms. And a U.S. Senator is pushing for student loan forgiveness for teachers.…
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