AK Rundown September 10/11,
2005
“Science”
Intro/Newscast/Credits
- Experiment #1. Ramon Wallace on the Imaginarium leads
us through a series of scientific experiments this week, beginning with
helium. Host Pkg. 2:15 total time.
- Beluga. Researchers and residents recently gathered on
Kanakanek Beach near Dillingham to take samples of a beluga whale. KDLG’s
Jody Seitz. Pkg. 6:10 (6:28 with intro)
- Birch. Researchers at UAF are looking to paper birch
trees for possible medicinal uses. Host wrap/ Aileo Weinmann & Gabriel
Spitzer. 2:02 total time.
- Calendar of Events. “Spy Vs. Spy” by Combustible
Edison from I, Swinger
Break #1: Calendar Bed continues
- Experiment #2. More with Ramon Wallace of the
Imaginarium.
- Art/Science. Steve Heimel explores the intersection of
art and science. Pkg. 5:33 total time.
- Button. “Incantations” by Matthew Burtner from
Portals of Distortion Music for Saxophones, Computers and Stones
- Ice imagery. Researchers look at a crumbling arctic
ice shelf, with the help of imagery from a UAF satellite center.
- Milankovitch Cycles. These cycles, caused by the
earth’s axis of rotation around the sun, help explain ice ages and long term
climate change (and we’re talking LONG: one cycle is 20-thousand years or
longer) Ellen Lockyer. Host Wrap. 1:51 total time
- 300 villages. Pilot Station and Saint George.
- Experiment #3 Here’s where we get to explode things.
2:08 total time.
Break #2: “b + a” by Beta Band from Three EPs
- HAARP Update. Some blame research by the Russians and
at places like HAARP for the severe hurricanes damaging the southeastern
United States. Ellen Lockyer. Pkg. 5:04
- Avian Flu Research. Veterinarians have been testing
wild waterfowl and domestic birds for signs of avian flue, and to find out
what pathogens already exist in birds. Rachael Kvapil. 3:43 (4:04 with
intro)
- Button. “The Sounds of Science”by The Beastie Boys
from Paul’s Boutique
- Confluence. A worldwide project is trying to document
all the places on earth where latitude and longitude lines cross. Ashley
Gross. Pkg. 7:52 total time.
Close: “E.B. Hambone” by Soulive from Next