Flora Lichtman

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5,343 appearances 86 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 3d ago

Flora Lichtman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 86 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 18.

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What would you do? voice-verified
You could do it all again, starting today. voice-verified
Which you like. voice-verified
That seems to be your jam. voice-verified
Dr. Andrea Ghez is a professor of physics and astronomy at UCLA, where she heads UCLA's Galactic Center Group. voice-verified
Thank you for joining me today. voice-verified
I really enjoyed it. voice-verified
Thank you. voice-verified
It's been a pleasure. voice-verified
This episode was produced by Charles Berquist. voice-verified
And if you're now thinking big thoughts about the universe, why not share them with us? voice-verified
877-4SciFri is our number here for your comments and your questions. voice-verified
Thank you for listening. voice-verified
I'm Flora Lichtman. voice-verified
Hey, I'm Flora, and you're listening to Science Friday. matched
It's not every day that a scientific paper in nature sustainability breaks into the zeitgeist, but that is what happened back in May. matched
Climate researchers, some local to New Orleans, wrote that due to rising sea levels, coastal Louisiana had crossed the point of no return and that government should be making plans now for places like New Orleans to relocate. matched
Over the last few months, this reignited a debate that's been happening along the Gulf Coast for decades. matched
So as the effects of climate change intensify, how should we be thinking about relocation? matched
Here to talk to us about this is Jessica Dandridge-Smith, executive director of the Water Collaborative of Greater New Orleans. matched
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