Ira Flatow
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1,345 appearances
25 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
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How could this new understanding of mutations change how we understand human health and what kinds of new treatments are possible?
Now, I know you've been writing about genetics and biology for a long time.
Has writing this book changed how you think about the causes of illness and disease at all?
It does.
And it's very interesting.
And I'm thanking you for taking time to be with us today, Roxanne.
Me too.
Roxanne Kamzi, science writer and author of the new book, Beyond Inheritance, Our Ever-Mutating Cells and a New Understanding of Health.
She's based in Montreal, Quebec.
This episode was produced by Shoshana Buxbaum.
If you have a question you want us to look into, please, yes, our listener line is always open.
Give us a call at 1-877-4-SciFry.
That's 1-877-4-SciFry.
I'm Ira Flato.
Thanks for listening.
Science Friday · Listening for the cosmic ‘dark ages,’ from the lunar far side · 23 Apr 2026
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Hi, I'm Ira Plato, and you're listening to Science Friday.
In early April, all eyes were on the moon, right, with the lunar flyby of the Artemis space mission, and they got an unprecedented view of the lunar far side.
But researchers are working to put eyes on the far side of the moon in another way, by delivering a tiny radio telescope there.
It's called Lucy Knight, and joining me to talk about it is Anja Slosar, science lead for the mission.
Welcome to Science Friday.
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