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Retro Report’s Jill Rosenbaum: “The Long War on Cancer”

November 4, 2013 admin All Conversations, Science, Uncategorized

Virtually all of us have dreams for a cure to cancer. But in December, 1971, the hope for a cure couldn’t have been higher. President

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Retro Report’s Matthew Spolar: “Dolly the Sheep”

October 16, 2013 admin All Conversations, Science, Uncategorized

It was a scientific feat for the ages. A result so exciting and scary, that one reporter wondered , “Should we be applauding a mind-boggling

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David DeSteno, Northeastern Univ. Social Emotions Group & Author, “Out of Character”

January 28, 2013 admin All Conversations, Culture, Science, Uncategorized

This conversation is for the most rational among us. You know who you are: You collect the data. You even assign probabilities. Guess what —

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Dr. Gabrielle Walker, Scientist & Author of “Antarctica”

December 18, 2012 admin All Conversations, Science, Uncategorized

It’s got no trees. No grass. No culture has ever lived there. It was the site to the greatest race among explorers in our time.

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Leon Neyfakh, Boston Globe Ideas Reporter

December 16, 2012 admin All Conversations, Culture, Science, Uncategorized

If you want to really feel panic, I’ve got some news for you: Only 8 shopping days left until Christmas. And if you’re still trying

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Dr. Robert Cantu, Professor of Neurosurgery at Boston Univ. on Concussions

October 29, 2012 admin All Conversations, Science, Sports, Uncategorized

From pro football to the pee wees, international soccer to girls youth leagues and beyond, the latest concern in sports has nothing to do with competition,

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Dr. Brian Wansink, Cornell University

September 8, 2012 admin All Conversations, Culture, Science, Uncategorized

You may be going through life thinking you are what you eat. But, it turns out, you may be more WHERE you eat. Even with

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Dr. Paul Piff, UC Berkeley, Social Psychologist

June 2, 2012 admin All Conversations, Culture, Science, Uncategorized

From Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” to Eddie Murphy’s “Trading Places” to today’s hidden camera TV shows that put unsuspecting people in morally-challenging situations and

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