2008 Remembering Judah Folkman, Jan 16
2007 Dissecting Sicko (review), June 28 Icy honor for local doc, May 31 Gov replaces head of troubled agency, May 24 Dieting: a cocktail of illegal and dangerous pills from Brazil, May 23
	State sued by brain injury patients, May 18 Billion dollar biotech boost?, May 9 Biotech 'generic' drugs, May 8 Nature Podcasts from BIO, May 7,8,9
Officials react to pill sales, Apr 11 Illegal pill sales common, Apr 10 Massachusetts v EPA: verdict, Apr 3
	Sleep, memory, March 30 Portia & Dov: an autism story, March 8 Telemedicine, March 5
Hot Jupiters!, Feb 22 MS in kids, Feb 20 Darwin exhibit, Feb 16	New stem cell guidelines, Feb 2 On Dying, Jan 26 Battle over the bulge: obesity forum, Jan 24
Cochlear implants, Jan 23 Yoga for PTSD, Jan 11 (NPR version) Industry bias in nutrition research, Jan 9 Physicians heal themselves Jan 3
2006
Reading, writing and... rinsing, Dec 21 Snap inspection, Dec 20 (NPR version) Biomonitoring conference, Dec 12 Mindful of Morality, Nov 30 (NPR version)	Nature Special Podcast on Systems biology, Dec 2006
	Why some forgo flu shot, Nov 27 Medicare Part D, Part Deux, Nov 16 Reaction to Deval Patrick, First Black Masschusetts Governor, Nov 8 Concerns about MA Dept. of Public Health, Nov 7
Drunken fruit flies and the new importance of cell structure, Oct 20 Nobel Prize for RNAi, Oct 3 Simulating surgery, Oct 2	Tonegawa affair: MIT censures professor, Nov 3 Nurses strike, Oct 26 New vaccines threaten universality, Oct 23
Personalized medicine: new test for lung cancer, Aug 10 (also, Here & Now interview) Geometry of music, Jul 6 Nature Special Podcast on Stem cells, June 2006 (transcript)	(A tri-chord cone)
New 'skinny' on pigmentation, Sep 29 Dreams of Ether, Sep 28 (NPR version) Etta Baker Remembered, Sep 28	Controversy over drug for preterm births, Sep 19 Race, income and life expectancy, Sep 12 Mental health issues surge post-Katrina, Aug 29 (NPR)
(Budding yeast)	Heatwave, Aug 2 Return to the Goiter belt?, Jul 31 Yeast and Parkinson's disease, June 23 Skin shock questioned for children, June 20 Ferber and ferberizing, May 23 (also Day to Day, May 30)
Violence and trauma, May 18 Medicare deadline: dog and pony show in Revere, May 15 Ashland study questioned, May 3 John Kenneth Galbraith 1908-2006, May 1 Chernobyl health effects debated, Apr 27	(Ashland)
	Ashland Nyanza cancer cluster, Apr 26 Born to run, April 17 Wargame: biz preps for bird flu, April 14 Nanotech targets cancer, April 11
The fish that walked, April 6 "Systematic failure" in Poutre case, March 22 Debating fluoride, March 23 (also, Here & Now) How healthcare learned from Air Force, Toyota, March 10 Linda and Rick: medical error and the power of apology, March 8	What's the price for a human egg?, Marketplace, March 28
Patients clamor for return of MS drug, March 7 Brain scans get red light, Feb 27 Problems with Medicare drug plan, Feb 23 Mary Pacella's mom: an assisted living story, Feb 15 Pandemic flu summit, Feb 8	(Born to run)

Donor payments and stem cell research, Jan 31

Health researchers fear budget crunch, Jan 6

 

2005 and earlier

Is the state prepared for a flu pandemic? Morning Edition (WBUR). 22 Sept 05

Medical Migration. The World. 15 Sept 05

New laser blasts throat cancer. Morning Edition (WBUR). 31 Aug 05

Medical device market fails children. Morning Edition (WBUR). 22 Aug 05

The Interactome: next generation biology? Morning Edition (WBUR). 11 Aug 2005 Mongolian Long Song. Studio 360. 06 Aug 05 Grey Ghost. Re:Sound, Chicago Public Radio. 14 Aug 05

Stop the presses! Journalists, politicians and the news. Justice Talking

Ivory-billed woodpecker. Here & Now. 28 Apr 05

Etta Baker. Morning Edition. 16 Mar 05

Private property, public use. Justice Talking.

Host of Here & Now: Jan 21, 2005; December 22, 23 and 24 (also July 5 and 6, November 25, 26) 2004

Grey ghost. Living on Earth.

Mongolia: the face of the shaman. Day to Day/Worlds of Difference Nomadic reindeer herders: ancient life/modern life. Day to Day/Worlds of Difference - with Lorne Matalon

Insurance without number crunchers. Marketplace

Canadian Internet Pharmacy controversy. Day to Day (NPR)

New maritime security rules. Morning Edition (WBUR)

Subway security and civil liberties. Here & Now

Dairy series. Here & Now. (Parts 1, 2, 3 and 4)

Listening Post. Here & Now (also on WBUR's Morning Edition)

Haida: bringing home the bones, parts 1 and 2. Day to Day (NPR) - for photos and text, see Worlds of Difference Boston's changing North End. Day to Day (NPR) - for photos and text, see Worlds of Difference

Sacred Heart - a historic church fights to stay open. Here & Now (also on WBUR's Morning Edition)

Brown v. Board 50 years on. Here & Now (interview with Judge Robert Carter)

Health care and the NH primary. Here & Now (producer)

2003

Firestarters. Here & Now. (Marketplace version here)

Way of a Ship, author interview. Here & Now

Woburn toxics redux. Living on Earth

Quantum computing. Here & Now

Mind-powered motion. Morning Edition (WBUR)

"A Civil Action" revisted. Morning Edition (WBUR)

Milton Mary. Here & Now

Host and senior producer of Atlas: two one-hour pilots and a 20-minute program sampler of a new international news program from SchardtMEDIA (Boston) and World Radio Network (London).

1998-2002 (also see eureka!)

Narrator of four television documentaries for Discovery Health television (2002):

-Cystic fibrosis: the curse of salt

-Diabetes: in search of a miracle

-Muscular dystrophy: the death gene

-Parkinson's Disease: stopping the tremors

The Big Dig. The Research File. Radio Netherlands International 2002

Grey Ghost. Australian Broadcasting Corporation 2002

Grey Ghost. Radio New Zealand. 21 July 2002

Mainland Islands. Science in Action. BBC World Service. 26 Apr 2002

Operation Nest Egg: kiwi conservation. Living on Earth. 1 March 2002

DMS. The Weather Notebook. 2002

Ocean Heat. The Weather Notebook. 17 June 2002

Breathing Trees. The Weather Notebook. 8 Aug 2002

The Barker Hypothesis. Science in Action. BBC World Service. 15 Feb 2002

Dry Forest. The Weather Notebook. 5 Feb 2002

New Zealand X-mas. The Weather Notebook. 24 Dec 2001

Biosphere.The Weather Notebook. 11 Oct 2001

Southern Lights. The Weather Notebook. 20 Sept 2001

Respirations. The Weather Notebook. 21 Aug 2001

In Pukaki Crater. The Research File. Radio Netherlands International. 9 Aug 2001

Hungry for Justice. Soundprint (US public radio). 10 Aug 2001

Breathing Trees. The Weather Notebook. 6 Aug 2001

Antarctic seal research. Living on Earth. US Public Radio. 30 July 2001

Climate Change Expert on US Position. The Weather Notebook. 19 July 2001

Developing Countries and Climate Change. The Weather Notebook. 18 July 2001

Burn, Bang, Burp. The Weather Notebook. 5 June 2001

Weddell seals. Pulse of the Planet. 1 June 2001

Fertilizing the Oceans. The Weather Notebook. 29 May 2001

Antarctic Ground Ice. The Weather Notebook. 8 May 2001

19th Century Greenhouse Effect. The Weather Notebook. 7 May 2001

Hungry for Justice: a refugee chronology. Radio New Zealand. 25 April 2001

Sea Ice in Antarctica. The Weather Notebook. 23 April 2001

Ozone Hunt in the Antarctic. The Weather Notebook. 3 April 2001

Evolution and the breakup of Gondwana. The Research File. Radio Netherlands International. 26 March 2001

The Possum Problem. Living on Earth (US public radio). 2 March 2001

Cities on Volcanoes. Science in Action. BBC World Service. 17 Feb 2001

Fertilising the Southern Ocean with iron. Science in Action. BBC World Service. 14 Oct 2000

Golden Kiwis - Radio New Zealand (1999/2000). Three-minute radio portraits of notable New Zealand scientists (series produced by Lisa McMillan):

AC Aitken Ian Axford Elizabeth Batham Leonard Cockayne Charles Cotton CC Farr Charles Fleming Charlie Gifford James Hector FW Hutton

Vaughan Jones Ernest Marsden Richard McLaurin Joseph Mellor Bill Pickering Theodore and Kathleen Rigg Ernest Rutherford (right) Harold Wellman Dan Walls Joan Wiffen

The Millennium Urban Soundscape Project: an international urban soundscape (contributor). CHRW, London, Ontario. 1999

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