50th Anniversary of Wistar Conference on RSR
This is the show from Friday, April 29th, 2016
SUMMARY:
* Craig Rucker of Climate Hustle on RSR: Real Science Radio host Bob Enyart interviews writer and producer Craig Rucker, of Monday night's Fathom Event film, Climate Hustle! If you live in the Denver area, try to make the 7 p.m. showing at the Promenade, or on the 16th Street Mall, or Belmar, Orchard, Greenwood, or Highlands Ranch, or join Bob and the RSR crew at the UA Theater at Colorado Mills! And if you live elsewhere, check for a theater near you at climatehustlemovie.com.
* Wistar Conference 50th Anniversary Report: Fifty years ago this week on a Friday and Saturday in Philadelphia on the University of Pennsylvania campus dozens of the world’s most expert minds in mathematics and engineering meet for the Wistar Conference. These were professors from MIT and Harvard who invited their colleagues from their own universities and elsewhere, and especially the biology professors. They met to question, mathematically, whether or not Darwinian evolution were even possible. Bob Enyart reports on the meeting from a half century ago and updates the argument with the latest findings from molecular biology! Also on today's program, Bob interviewed writer and producer Craig Rucker, of Monday night's Fathom Event film, Climate Hustle! If you live in the Denver area, try to make the 7 p.m. showing at the Promenade, or on the 16th Street Mall, or Belmar, Orchard, Greenwood, or Highlands Ranch, or join Bob and the RSR crew at the UA Theater at Colorado Mills! And if you live elsewhere, check for a theater near you at climatehustlemovie.com.
Now available in streaming video rental: RSR's Global Flood Video!
Part 1 and part 2 are now available for streaming video rental. Each part is $4.99 to rent for up 5 views and the rental will expire in 30 days. When you click on the video a "Buy Now" pop-up will allow you to complete your transaction. In your e-mail, you will also get an individual password, in case you need it to sign in and watch later.
This is the show from Friday, April 29th, 2016
SUMMARY:
* Craig Rucker of Climate Hustle on RSR: Real Science Radio host Bob Enyart interviews writer and producer Craig Rucker, of Monday night's Fathom Event film, Climate Hustle! If you live in the Denver area, try to make the 7 p.m. showing at the Promenade, or on the 16th Street Mall, or Belmar, Orchard, Greenwood, or Highlands Ranch, or join Bob and the RSR crew at the UA Theater at Colorado Mills! And if you live elsewhere, check for a theater near you at climatehustlemovie.com.
* Wistar Conference 50th Anniversary Report: Fifty years ago this week on a Friday and Saturday in Philadelphia on the University of Pennsylvania campus dozens of the world’s most expert minds in mathematics and engineering meet for the Wistar Conference. These were professors from MIT and Harvard who invited their colleagues from their own universities and elsewhere, and especially the biology professors. They met to question, mathematically, whether or not Darwinian evolution were even possible. Bob Enyart reports on the meeting from a half century ago and updates the argument with the latest findings from molecular biology! Also on today's program, Bob interviewed writer and producer Craig Rucker, of Monday night's Fathom Event film, Climate Hustle! If you live in the Denver area, try to make the 7 p.m. showing at the Promenade, or on the 16th Street Mall, or Belmar, Orchard, Greenwood, or Highlands Ranch, or join Bob and the RSR crew at the UA Theater at Colorado Mills! And if you live elsewhere, check for a theater near you at climatehustlemovie.com.
Now available in streaming video rental: RSR's Global Flood Video!
Part 1 and part 2 are now available for streaming video rental. Each part is $4.99 to rent for up 5 views and the rental will expire in 30 days. When you click on the video a "Buy Now" pop-up will allow you to complete your transaction. In your e-mail, you will also get an individual password, in case you need it to sign in and watch later.
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