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

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On todays podcast, experts are worried about bird flu among cows; a cancer patient from Laos won millions of dollars in Oregons lottery game; a childrens book explores language followed by details of the book and its writer; then, context on Lesson o

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

On todays podcast, a special essay about the Ukrainian town of Berdychiv; NASA has discovered methane coming from an area on Mars followed by a discussion about why scientists are interested in the gas; then, find out about English homophones on Lesson o

On todays podcast, a new pillbot can look inside the human body; a study says nearly half of Chinas cities are sinking; U.S. universities are conflicted over student protests and student safety; then, expressions about telling the hard truth followed

On todays podcast, the World Health Organization redefines spread through the air for diseases; AI used to mix coffee in Finland; all about young and younger followed by a discussion on younger than; then, part one of A Princess of Mars by Edga