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  • Tight budgets and testing goals mean that many school have cut back on creativity in the classroom. English and math are important, but many believe a…
  • With more shows, channels and streaming options available than ever before, it's no secret we are living in the platinum age of television. Today we'll…
  • Artist, naturalist and author Julie Zickefoose has just released her new book, Baby Birds: An Artist Looks into the Nest, to help readers explore, observe…
  • Today at 11amA Blue Jay named Jemima Iris was a temporary tenant in the Zickefoose household last month. Julie Zickefoose is a natural history writer and…
  • Sometimes the vegetables displayed at the local farmers market, or even the grocery store, can seem exotic and unfamiliar. Even the old standbys like…
  • The summer is nearing an end and the daylight is shifting. Insect migration and mating patterns are shifting with it. Also, Zika is continuing to spread…
  • 11 a.m.One measure of intelligence is the number of neurons, or nerve cells, an organism has. Humans have about 100 billion. The common octopus has 130…
  • Today at 10amWe explore the diverse history and traditions of American cuisine coast-to-coast. Author Gabrielle Langholtz joins us to discuss the diverse…
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  • Today at 11amGrab a fork and knife and get ready for a history lesson between bites. Learn the origins of world famous dishes, their connection to the…
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