Pyramids and Prison Gerrymandering Edition
In this week's podcast we look at some springtime favorites like farmers market, organic grapes, and paper maps, as well as magazine mortality and how objectifying women affects their thinking.
In this week's podcast, we look at what can be learned by analyzing artistic preferences, and about efforts to create a cyber 'do not track' list.
In this week's podcast, we look at two forecasts related to fossil fuels, one about the future price of gasoline if cap-and-trade is instituted, and one of global demand if the status quo remains untouched.
In this week's podcast newsletter we look at criminalizing science, how pretending to be a rogue cop affects perceptions of justice, what the arrival of peak oil might mean for societies and the reasons behind the iPhone's ascent.
In this week's podcast, Tom Jacobs and Jessica Hilo rip through a slew of quick fixes, including looks at the 14th amendment, the Ground Zero mosque, the role of public defenders and cyber warfare.
In this week's podcast Miller-McCune looks at federal employees working from home and older people living longer through increased volunteer work.
