On todays podcast, African countries get more money for new businesses tied to climate; researchers study an orangutan that used a plant to treat a wound; the U.S. aims for more sea drones followed by a discussion about why they are important; then, comp

On todays podcast, pro-Palestinian protests spread from U.S. to Europe; scientists argue about how intelligent the dinosaur T. rex really was; school closings because of heat hurt learning followed by a discussion about what an education gap is; then, th

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On todays podcast, scientists want to grow crops on Mars; plastic records gain popularity in Brazil; NASA tests laser communications farther from Earth than ever before followed by a discussion about the technology; then, childhood dreams on Lesson of th

On todays podcast, artificial intelligence used for mock turtle soup; a U.S. company wants to launch driverless trucks; pro-Palestinian protesters want to influence investment policy at colleges followed by a discussion; then, what does cast a wide ne

On todays podcast, China launches a spacecraft to the moon; Japanese ramen noodles gain new fans; how ever can be used in a question followed by a discussion about question forms that are really statements; then, part two of A Princess of Mars by Edg

On todays podcast, college officials are dealing with protests in different ways; Kenya continues to get heavy rainfall; a restaurant shows only womens sports; listeners give feedback on statistics about their countries followed by a discussion on using

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On todays podcast, the University of Maine builds the largest 3D printer; researchers say American need more sleep followed by a discussion on the term responding ; five tips to get better sleep; then, intonation and question words on Lesson of the Day