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Some scientists and entrepreneurs say they’ll go to outer space for precious metals. We’ll think about that.
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Online apps can now track our moods, relationships, exercise and health. We look at the “Digital Self,” and where it’s taking us.
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Reported autism rates skyrocket – one child in 88 now has an autism diagnosis. One in 54 boys. We’ll take a look behind the sobering numbers.
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Science historian George Dyson on the birth of the digital age, and where we stand now.
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A new iPad and the avalanche of “apps,” all over. We’ll look at everyday life in the age of apps.
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Giggles, chortles, twitters and full-on guffaws – we’ll look at the science of laughter. We need it!
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Yoichi Funabashi, the man who led Japan’s top investigation into the Fukushima nuclear disaster gives us the inside story on a national tragedy.
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Could a penny dropped form the Empire State Building kill you? MythBusters Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman are with us.
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As the Senate debate over immigration heats up, we go to South Texas, the new front line in the battle over illegal border crossings.
Sir Ken Robinson, who gave the most watched TED Talk ever, tells us how to find what really makes us tick, and get the most out of life and work.
In the days of the Space Race, they became overnight celebrities as their husbands shot for the Moon. The Astronaut Wives Club.
Are lab grown blood vessels, hearts and lungs the answer to the nation’s organ donor shortage? We’ll look at the brave new science.
